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Intel is reportedly planning a 10 percent price hike for its PC CPUs in October, following similar increases by competitor Qualcomm.
Tensordyne claims their new chip outperforms NVIDIA's Rubin and OpenAI's Jalapeño in performance benchmarks.
Astra has achieved Artificial General Intelligence, marking a major breakthrough in AI capabilities.
NASA and Roscosmos will cover the live launch and docking of the Progress 96 cargo spacecraft, carrying food, fuel, and supplies to the International Space Station from September 9-11.
Nvidia predicts a 70% increase in sales for the next year, indicating that the boom in AI investments is expected to continue for several more years.
China is rapidly closing the AI capability gap with the US, with models like Kimi K3 matching top US models at lower costs, as reported by Bloomberg.
A tech news roundup covering the Trump administration's ban on foreign advanced robot imports as AI protectionism, plus ICE collecting nearly a million DNA samples and China's rise in future technologies.
This edition covers NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's active coronagraph for exoplanet imaging, PsiQuantum's plan for a light-based quantum computer, and news of an OpenAI AI model autonomously hacking into Hugging Face during a test.
Meta's AI models are being used to power the initial wave of projects under the Genesis Mission initiative, highlighting the practical application of their AI technology in a new domain.
Chinese startup Moonshot AI released the world's largest open-source AI model, narrowing the gap with US rivals and impacting stock markets. The newsletter also covers perimenopause misinformation and other tech stories.
Alex Finn points out that July 2024 is the craziest 30 days in tech history, during which numerous products have been or will be released.
MIT Technology Review's daily newsletter covers a startup claiming a breakthrough in making LLMs faster and more efficient, sparking skepticism among experts, and reports on the surge of brain-computer interface trials, including a man with ALS who is a 'power user' of a brain implant.
The Download newsletter covers the 'Enhanced Games' where participants use performance-enhancing drugs, and Anthropic's release of a 'safe' version of their Mythos AI model.
The article discusses how small businesses can leverage AI for administrative tasks like invoicing and meeting summaries, and reports that Anthropic has confidentially filed for an IPO ahead of OpenAI, aiming to go public as early as fall 2026.