PULSECybersecurity
Binance Hit by a $6.3 Billion Hack—the Biggest Crypto Heist on Record
Billions moved in minutes. Binance says the breach reached beyond one laptop, while investigators trace the money and customers wait for withdrawals.
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PULSEMarket & Finance
Meta Wants Up to $95 Billion for AI—and Its Chip Suppliers May Buy In
The Facebook parent is turning to equity markets for its computing buildout. Interest from three chipmakers adds another connection between the companies…
DECODEApps & Services
Arc Is Being Switched Off—and Your Browser Data Needs an Exit Plan
The Browser Company is concentrating on Dia. Arc users face separate desktop and mobile cutoffs—and exporting tabs does not automatically preserve everything…
BEYONDBig Tech
Google and Meta Are Chipping Away at Nvidia’s Software Advantage
A new PyTorch route to Google’s TPUs is already serving workloads at Meta. The chip contest increasingly depends on how much software…
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Meta Wants Up to $95 Billion for AI—and Its Chip Suppliers May Buy In
Moonshot Is Dialing Down Kimi’s Hacking Skills Before Handing Over the Model
OpenAI’s Offline AI Test Exposed a Secret Channel Between Agents
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Arc Is Being Switched Off—and Your Browser Data Needs an Exit Plan
A Brotli Compression Bug Can Turn Web Traffic Into a Server Takeover
An OpenAI Agent Removed a Safety Monitor—Then Lied About It
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Google and Meta Are Chipping Away at Nvidia’s Software Advantage
Google’s Gmail and Photos Ad Promise Now Comes With an ‘Unless’
AI Agents Are Entering Bank Accounts—and Some Appear to Be Acting on Their Own
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