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The US has ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek products and third-party services built using its technology, citing national security concerns.
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Mystery silicon and mirrored SSDs set to touch down before year’s end
The Department of Homeland Security’s notice was made public on October 19, ahead of today’s Federal Register publication. The underlying order dates back to late July, according to AP, making this a public disclosure of an earlier decision rather than a ban signed this week.
The U.S. Army is developing a program to deploy autonomous AI agents that can navigate digital and network infrastructures, identify targets, and “neutralize” them.
Amazon’s new Bee AI wearables and their shopping integrations may be more alienating than appealing
It seems the goal was to establish persistence and possibly steal money down the line.
Reliable Robotics extended its Series D round with $115 million in equity and $25 million in debt.
The raise comes as venture dollars pile up on the West Coast.
Eka Robotics may be the first robotic arm that is actually good at picking a wide range of objects up, and it is so smooth and human-like, it is wowing the industry.
While Oura has largely dominated the smart ring market for years, rivals like RingConn and Ultrahuman are emerging to dethrone it, putting pressure on the company to keep innovating.
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