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Anthropic: Finances, IPO, Regulation and Research — What Is Confirmed
Every Jolt Journal story on Anthropic in one place, from its IPO finances and Public Benefit Fund to the FTC and EU inquiries, the Canadian lawsuit and its…
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Super Micro Forecast Jumps $4 Billion on AI Demand
Super Micro now expects $18.5 billion to $19.5 billion in September-quarter revenue, up from $14.5 billion to $15.5 billion. The figures are preliminary and unaudited.
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SpaceX Earnings: AI Now Outsells Starlink, but Starlink Still Makes the Money
SpaceX's third-quarter revenue hit $14.6 billion and its AI unit passed Starlink in sales. Connectivity still earned most of the profit.
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PHP2Shell: Two Critical PHP Flaws Now Have Emergency Patches. What to Update
PHP2Shell is a pair of critical PHP flaws that PHP patched on October 21, with attack attempts reported before the fix. Here's who is affected, which versions to…
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Muse Spark Open: What Meta’s Open Weights Allow and Where They Trail
Meta's Muse Spark Open has 816 billion parameters and open weights, but the license adds a $20 million revenue trigger, an attribution rule, and barred uses. Here are…
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EU AI Act Enforcement: What the AI Office Asked OpenAI and Anthropic
The EU's AI Office has reportedly sent formal requests to OpenAI and Anthropic about security, outside testing and monitoring. The bigger fight is whether the AI Act covers…
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Eight States Sue OpenAI Over ChatGPT and Children. Here’s What the Complaints Allege
Attorneys general in eight states say ChatGPT harms children and that OpenAI misled parents about its safety. Here is who sued, what they allege and want, and what…
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Amazon TorchNeuron Targets Nvidia’s CUDA Moat. Here’s What It Does and Doesn’t Prove
Amazon's new TorchNeuron tool promises to move PyTorch apps onto Trainium chips with one configuration change. Here is what it does, what Amazon claims, and what is unproven.
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Microsoft AI Agent Controls Give Every Agent a Risk Score, and Take Away Powers as It Climbs
Microsoft's new controls rate every AI agent with a continuously updated risk score and cut its permissions as the score rises. They are in private preview, with wider…
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Inside Meta Prometheus: A Gigawatt AI Cluster in Ohio Where Meta Says Interruptions Fell 99%
Meta's engineering team detailed Prometheus, its gigawatt-scale AI training cluster in New Albany, Ohio, on Oct. 19. Here is the hardware, the power and cooling fixes, and which…
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Hackers Chained Three Ivanti Zero-Days to Take Root on a Fully Patched VPN. What the Ivanti Connect Secure Vulnerability Means for You
Attackers got root control of a fully patched Ivanti VPN. Here's what Volexity found, which versions are affected, and what admins and employees should do now.
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Google’s Magic State Cultivation Result Cuts Quantum Overhead 40-Fold. Here’s What It Does and Doesn’t Prove
Google says magic state cultivation cut a major quantum computing overhead about 40-fold on its Willow chip. Here is how it works, what the result leaves unproven, and…
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Anthropic’s Junior Hiring Fell From 27% to 9%. What the Report Does and Doesn’t Show
Anthropic says junior staff were 27% of its technical hires at the start of its study period and 9% by the end. Here is what the junior hiring…
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Anthropic Says Claude Designed Leaner Quantum Circuits. What the 12x Gate Cut Does and Doesn’t Mean
Anthropic says Claude beat the best published circuits on eight quantum tasks, including a 12x gate reduction in one decoder. The results are self-reported, and the hard parts…
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Claude Traced the NIST Curve Seeds to a 1990s Random Number Generator. What It Does and Doesn’t Prove
Anthropic says an internal research model traced the unexplained NIST curve seeds to a 1990s C library function. It is not a cryptographic break, and several questions are…