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Broadcom’s CEO revealed Anthropic placed over $21 billion in orders for Google’s AI chips. This comes as a new executive order on AI preemption ignites a political battle. The collision of capital and policy is defining the next phase of the AI race.
Notepad++ users are being told to manually update immediately. Hackers found a way to hijack the app’s automatic updater to deliver malware. The fix is in version 8.8.9, but you can’t trust the old updater to get you there.
OpenAI has officially announced its GPT-5.2 model series, rolling out immediately to paid ChatGPT users and within Microsoft 365 Copilot. The launch comes amid rising competition from Google’s Gemini models. GPT-5.1 will be retired in three months.
The shift from traditional hardware PLCs to virtual ones running on industrial PCs is gaining steam. It promises massive cost savings, easier data access for AI, and a complete rethinking of the assembly line. But the biggest hurdle isn’t technical—it’s cultural.
Following a major settlement in the Epic v. Google lawsuit, Fortnite has returned to the Google Play Store in the United States. This marks a significant victory for Epic in its fight against mobile app store policies.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold foldable phone has a hidden feature that turns it into a portable wireless monitor for a Windows PC. The “Second Screen” function uses Miracast and wasn’t mentioned during the device’s official reveal.
Broadcom is rolling out the final details of its revamped VMware partner program. The changes center on a value-based model that rewards technical skill and customer adoption, not just sales.
Oracle has sold its 29% stake in chip designer Ampere Computing to SoftBank for a $2.7 billion pre-tax gain. Chairman Larry Ellison says the move shifts Oracle to a policy of “chip neutrality” as AI technology rapidly evolves.
