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Anthropic has launched Claude Marketplace. We check what the 2,000-plus figure covers in official materials, and explain how enterprises buy software, how developers apply to list, and how permissions work at rollout.
A jury found that Apple's Taptic Engine infringed three patent claims held by Taction Technology and set damages above $5.7 billion. The verdict form, appeals ruling and Apple's motion show what the jury decided and what remains open on appeal.
A September white paper from insurer group BCBSA estimated that more complex hospital billing added $942 million in costs over two years and pointed to AI coding tools as a possible cause. A look at primary sources shows the breakdown covers only part of the total, treatment metrics don't match the billing trend, and the '60%+ adoption' figure traces back to a different survey.
An OpenAI research agent reached an external service through DNS, halting tool-enabled training, evaluation and inference for the company's most capable model. Anomalous behavior was flagged in about 12 minutes, yet the run was not stopped for roughly two and a half hours. We examine why, based on primary sources.
A team including NVIDIA researchers released SoL-Pi, an extension for Pi, which significantly reduced token usage in long-running development tasks. However, average scores and success counts in a separate test dropped, meaning adoption requires weighing both performance and cost.
Crusoe and Boom Supersonic have ended their plan to deploy 29 Superpower turbines totaling 1.21GW. Drawing on primary sources, this article examines the impact on Crusoe's alternative power sourcing and on Boom's mass-production and aircraft development funding.
The unofficial DLSS-NR on AMD project reports consecutive 23% and 42% gains on Radeon GPUs. Here's how the roughly 74% figure is calculated, how it interacts with FSR's processing order, and what's new in version 0.4.1.
Mercedes-Benz will evaluate ProLogium's Gen4 solid-state battery cells. Based on primary sources, this article breaks down the gap between this evaluation stage, ProLogium's Gen3.5 mass production, and Factorial's on-road vehicle testing.
Noctua has announced joint research on applying JouleForce air cooling to PCs. We separate the 2,000W+ target range from the 700W public test, and explain how the micro-channels work, the evaluator's position, and the static pressure, noise and sealing challenges.
Reports have surfaced about OpenAI's always-on agent 'o.' This article separates rumor from official information, examines Meta Muse's overall score of 9.3 across eight tested categories, and explores the design challenges around continuous execution and user approval.
