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DeepSeek released V4 Flash 0731 without changing its pricing, improving agent performance through re-post-training. Peak-hour 2x pricing and Moonshot's GPU contract reveal the compute competition underpinning low-cost APIs.
The US Air Force is keeping its 2028 first-flight target for the F-47. Prior X-planes have already logged hundreds of flight hours, while the next-generation NGAP engine is aiming for potential integration work around 2030.
Mitchell Hashimoto, creator of Ghostty, has previewed a new multiplexer that processes terminal state in parallel across server and client. It's pre-beta, and real performance measurements plus published safety design will be the next things to watch for.
A research team from IBM and the University of Chicago has developed a method that mathematically guarantees the correctness of computations impossible for classical computers. By embedding specific gates into error-detectable circuits, they succeeded in surpassing the limits of classical computation while obtaining highly reliable results.
Google is leveraging AI to dramatically accelerate vulnerability discovery in Chrome, but attacks that target the time lag between a fix's release and its adoption are also on the rise. To counter this, Google is racing to develop dynamic patching technology that completes updates in the background without requiring a browser restart.
With EMIB-T's backlog growing, Intel plans customer volume production in 2027. Whether the material utilization advantage translates into real cost savings depends on the yield of ultra-large packages.
Google DeepMind has pushed into whole-body humanoid control with Gemini Robotics 2. While the reasoning model is publicly available, the motion VLA remains limited in access, and safety evaluation challenges persist.
Samsung held onto the world's top spot in shipment share in Q2 2026, but in that same quarter its DX division—covering mobile, TVs, and home appliances—posted its first loss since 2011. This piece reads the internal story of how a memory price surge led by Samsung's own semiconductor division squeezed the company's own consumer business, drawing on earnings figures and shipment data.
Reports indicate that Tesla is considering spinning off, selling, or otherwise separating its China business in anticipation of a potential merger with SpaceX. While the move is said to be aimed at protecting classified information tied to U.S. defense contracts, separating the Shanghai facility—Tesla's manufacturing linchpin—could significantly affect its production base.
