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427 stories · page 12 of 48Google, NVIDIA and Emerald AI form an alliance for data centres that can cut their own power when the grid is strained
The AI Energy Management Alliance wants flexible data centres to connect to the grid faster in exchange for a verifiable promise to give power back. A day earlier NVIDIA described what that looks like live: from 4 to 3 megawatts, automatically.
Read →Grok Build now remembers your project between sessions and writes its own notes
After every completed turn the agent records conventions, decisions and project facts as markdown notes. Secrets, tentative conclusions and anything already documented stay out of memory, and an instruction in the conversation beats a note.
Read →Agility's new humanoid goes around, stops or sits down when it detects a person
Digit 5 lifts up to 22.7 kg, works for 90 minutes and charges in 9. The news is elsewhere, though: a robot that, per the company, detects the people around it and decides on its own to go around them, stop or sit down, so it can work without fences.
Read →Gemini 3.8 Live talks and thinks at the same time, and it is now available to everyone
Google made two voice models for the Live API generally available. One is for fast conversation without pauses, the other reasons in the background while the conversation goes on.
Read →Salesforce built its own model on the open Nemotron and says it used not a single byte of customer data
Koa is Salesforce's first reasoning model, post-trained from NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Super on synthetic data from nearly three decades of CRM. Per NVIDIA, Salesforce holds the weights and the model runs only in its own infrastructure.
Read →TypeSafe released Jev: a model that returns decisions with probabilities instead of text
TypeSafe AI came out of two years in stealth with Jev, a model that takes state and questions and answers with code-ready choices, scores and yes or no, each with a probability. Input costs 4.2 cents ($0.042) per million tokens, output is free.
Read →Stripe: AI startups were targeted by attempted fraud 4.3 times more often than startups overall
Stripe's explanation is simple: compute is easy to resell. A stolen card number can buy tokens or a subscription, the access is sold on, and when the real cardholder disputes the charge, the loss stays with the company.
Read →Devin got its own Mac and now runs iOS apps instead of only compiling them
Cognition launched macOS support for its agent Devin. It works in virtual Mac machines in the cloud and can launch the app, close it, open it again and check how it behaves.
Read →A hole in Cisco's email gateway gives root with a single email, and CISA gave agencies three days
CVE-2026-76461 is an SQL injection in the mail parsing of Cisco AsyncOS. It needs no account, does not depend on configuration and is already being used in attacks. There is no workaround, only the upgrade.
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