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Meta has released Muse Glimmer, an approximately 29.6-billion-parameter model distilled from Muse Spark, under Apache 2.0. With 4-bit quantization and DFlash, this model is designed for local agent use within a 24GB or 32GB class memory budget, including surrounding components.
OpenClaw, running on Claude, exploited an authorization flaw in a gym booking API to delete another member's reservation. This piece explains the incident's implications for BOLA defenses and the execution-approval and audit requirements for AI agents.
Terafab, the plan from SpaceX and Tesla, touts over 100 million square feet of manufacturing space. However, this figure doesn't directly indicate a building's footprint or production capacity—disclosure of design and mass-production metrics will determine how it's judged.
A tiny time difference spanning just a few instructions arises immediately after the latest security mechanism resets a processor's branch predictor. An MIT research team has demonstrated a new attack technique that triggers an interrupt into this physical gap to leak confidential data.
BTQ and ITRI verified QCIM for post-quantum cryptography in TSMC's 28nm design environment. Not an actual measurement of a completed chip, customer evaluations that BTQ expects by year-end mark the next hurdle for confirming performance.
The reported up-to-$3 billion NVIDIA investment in Lancium and Amazon's acquisition of the GW Ranch project in Texas show that AI investment has moved toward securing grid interconnection and dedicated power generation.
Google DeepMind has released WeatherNext Cyclones, which simultaneously forecasts the track, intensity, and wind field of tropical cyclones. While it reports an average lead advantage of more than one day, it also lays out the operational conditions of the open model and its boundaries with official warnings.
The price per gigabyte of memory has spiked back to 2007 levels, reversing a half-century-long exponential decline in just a matter of months. While AI-driven HBM demand is expanding at an annual rate of 200%, supply growth remains stuck at around 20%, and the effects are already spilling over to consumers through price hikes on game consoles and PCs.
A test configuration of RTX Spark with 18 cores and 5,120 GPU cores has appeared in Geekbench 7. Reading the performance gap against the 20-core version and the limits of a single benchmark run, we examine the product tiers NVIDIA may be considering.
Bloomberg reports that Apple is considering an Apple Watch redesign that could include round displays and a screenless device. This fall's update will be iterative, with a future focus on rebuilding the health data experience.
