Anthropic’s AI tool, Mythos, is increasing the pressure on small teams of open-source maintainers by identifying software vulnerabilities faster than these teams can address them. This challenge arises particularly because Mythos can uncover novel exploits that previously escaped the attention of security experts. Additionally, Anthropic has paused the public release

MatX: MatX is an AI chip startup founded by former Google engineers specializing in hardware for large language models. It aims to outperform Nvidia GPUs in AI inference efficiency through custom silicon designs. The startup attracted significant venture backing to accelerate its challenge to established players. Olix: Olix is a

U.S. tech companies are increasing their lobbying efforts with government officials amid the ongoing conflict in Iran, seeking to protect their interests and develop contingency plans, as the war has significantly disrupted supply chains and raised oil prices. The conflict poses direct threats to their operations, with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard

Anthropic’s AI has rapidly identified vulnerabilities across various critical systems, reportedly uncovering more hacks in three weeks than the global security community has in the past decade. This immense capability, highlighted by the AI’s success in exposing flaws in all major operating systems and web browsers, has prompted the US

NVIDIA has launched PhysicsNeMo, an open-source AI framework designed to accelerate nuclear reactor design through enhanced simulation capabilities. The framework specifically targets small modular reactors by enabling AI-driven digital twins that simulate reactor physics in real time. Additionally, it supports scalable training and inference pipelines, which facilitate the deployment of