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Anthropic Launches Claude Opus 4.6 With 1M Token Context
Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4.6 on February 5, 2026, featuring the first 1M token context window for an Opus-class model, state-of-the-art results on agentic coding and reasoning benchmarks, and ne
Anthropic surpasses OpenAI to become most valuable AI startup
Anthropic’s $65 billion Series H round lifted its valuation to near $1 trillion, overtaking OpenAI as the most valuable private AI startup. The surge, driven by booming Claude product revenues and new
Craig Campbell’s Past Maps Hits 300K Users
Former Meta engineer Craig Campbell forewent a VC‑backed AI venture to launch Past Maps, a niche historical‑map site that now draws 300 k monthly users via Google search and sustains his family throug
Microsoft Faces Uproar Over Threat to Security Researcher
Microsoft is facing widespread backlash from the cybersecurity community after a blog post implied criminal referral and legal action against a security researcher who had published unpatched bugs and
Nvidia's First Windows PCs to Debut at Computex
Nvidia and Microsoft will jointly unveil the first Windows PCs using Nvidia chips as the main processor at Computex in Taiwan and Build in San Francisco next week, with Surface and Dell as launch part
Microsoft Threatens Researcher Over Bug Disclosures
Microsoft faced backlash after a blog post suggested criminal referral and legal action against security researcher Nightmare Eclipse for publicly disclosing unpatched bugs and exploit code.
Microsoft Threatens Researcher Over Bug Disclosure
Microsoft sparked a backlash after it warned that it would refer security researcher Nightmare Eclipse to a criminal investigation for publicly disclosing unpatched bugs and exploit code.
Microsoft Threatens Researcher Over Zero‑Day Bugs
Microsoft sparked a backlash after its blog implied criminal action against security researcher Nightmare Eclipse for publicly disclosing unpatched bugs, prompting a heated dispute over zero‑day discl
Microsoft Threatens Researcher Over Zero‑Day Bugs
Microsoft’s coordinated‑vulnerability‑disclosure blog warned that security researcher Nightmare Eclipse could face criminal action for publishing unpatched bugs, prompting the researcher to threaten f
Nvidia, Microsoft, Arm Tease N1X Laptop Chip Computex
Nvidia, Microsoft, and Arm jointly teased Nvidia’s upcoming Arm‑powered N1X laptop processor line ahead of a Computex keynote, signaling a new push into Windows‑on‑ARM PCs.
Microsoft Threatens Bug Researcher, Security Community Revolts
Microsoft's threat of criminal action against a security researcher who publicly disclosed unpatched Windows bugs has ignited a firestorm in the cybersecurity community, exposing deeper tensions over
Hands-On With Gemini Spark: I Gave It Access to My Life and It Friend-Zoned My Boyfriend
Google unveiled Gemini Spark at its I/O event, an always‑on AI assistant that can tap into Gmail, Docs, and Calendar to plan events and send invites in minutes. Bundled with the $100‑per‑month AI Ultr
ChatGPhish Exploits ChatGPT Summaries for Phishing
Security firm Permiso Security uncovered ChatGPhish, a new exploit that turns ChatGPT’s automatic rendering of Markdown links and images into a phishing conduit. By summarizing a malicious web page, a
ClickUp Cuts 22% of Workforce for AI Agents
Box founder Aaron Levie warns that the people deciding AI can replace jobs often lack true understanding of those roles, dubbing the trend “AI psychosis.” Meanwhile, productivity‑management platform C
Groq Raises $650M After Nvidia $20B Not‑Acquire Deal
Groq, the AI‑chip startup that recently licensed its hardware to Nvidia in a $20 billion not‑acquisition‑hire, is raising $650 million to expand its inference‑cloud service. The funding, backed by Dis
DuckDuckGo Installs Spike as Google Moves to Replace Search With AI - Futurism
Google's Gemini AI is being rolled out across Chrome and Mac, pushing a personalized AI search experience. In response, DuckDuckGo added the Spike feature and highlighted its “No AI” option, sparking
Microsoft and Nvidia Tease 'New Era of PC' at Computex
Microsoft Surface chief Pavan Davuluri teased upcoming developer hardware featuring a curved-edge display, while Nvidia separately hinted at a 'new era of PC' — both pointing to Computex in Taipei for
DuckDuckGo installs jump 30% as users shun Google AI
DuckDuckGo’s U.S. app installations have surged 30% after users reacted against Google’s AI‑heavy search rollout, a trend reported by ThePrint, TechCrunch, and Fast Company. The privacy‑focused search
Samsung Hints One UI 9 Watch Beta with AI Health Score
Samsung is on the brink of releasing a One UI 9 Watch beta that adds AI‑driven health insights and a new health‑score metric. SamMobile, Android Authority and Android Central all flag the upcoming upd
Cooler Master G.SKILL Release Active‑Cooled DDR5 128GB
Cooler Master and G.SKILL have teamed up to launch the MasterDIMM, a DDR5 memory kit that integrates a built‑in fan for active cooling. The partnership promises up to a 15 °C temperature reduction and
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