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Microsoft has reiterated that Edge's IE mode will be supported through at least the end of 2029, while urging businesses to plan their migration. Here is how IE dependencies persist, what OS conditions apply, and what to check in your business apps.
Mozilla's partnership with Mistral brings Mistral Small 4 to Smart Window. Here's how the three-model choice, cloud inference, proxy protection, and memory storage actually work.
A review of how Iris-mini and Iris-pro were trained and evaluated. On BrowseComp, discarding history added about 2.2 times the gain from moving to the larger model, and key training steps remain unreleased.
The European Commission has designated ChatGPT as a VLOSE and Reddit and Roblox as VLOPs under the DSA. Four months after notification, all three companies must comply with additional obligations, including systemic risk assessments and independent audits.
X identified a roughly 200,000-account "bot farm" suspected of ties to China. Only 200 of those accounts posted about AI and power policy, underscoring the need to assess scale and actual impact separately.
Meta has agreed to an $18 billion (~¥2.86 trillion) settlement with attorneys general from 52 states, territories, and the District of Columbia over teen protection. Thirty percent of the payment is contingent on TikTok and YouTube adopting similar measures, revealing a negotiating strategy aimed at turning Meta's own standards into industry norms. The company expects to record roughly $10 billion in related costs in Q3.
AliExpress's silent WebAudio processing combined a weak audio-only identification signal with Canvas, WebGL, and other signals before transmitting them. A Bluetooth malfunction exposed invisible code execution that had persisted for two years.
Bilibili has relaunched its international Android app. While it can leverage its massive existing video library for overseas expansion, success will depend on monetization, rights management, and multilingual moderation.
A deep-dive investigation into how Google, Meta, Amazon and other content and cloud companies—none of them telecom carriers—came to consume 75% of international submarine cable bandwidth, and how a two-tier structure has emerged in which ownership and manufacturing are split: France's Alcatel Submarine Networks, America's SubCom, and Japan's NEC together control 92% of cable production.
CableLabs is urging the industry to adopt RSN Override support after finding that combining Wi-Fi 7 with WPA3 can disconnect older devices. Under single-SSID compatibility workarounds, devices lacking RSNO support fall back to Wi-Fi 6 or 6E equivalents depending on band.
