Zeiss Executive Puts China 15 Years Behind on Leading Chip Tools
Germany’s Zeiss Group, a key supplier to ASML, states that China remains roughly fifteen years behind in the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
The U.S. government has submitted a statement of interest backing OpenAI’s claim that training large language models on copyrighted text falls under fair use.
Apple’s new cellular feature pairs a primary iPhone with a companion unit while preserving a single phone number and centralizing all account controls on the main device.
Napster is pivoting from its music-streaming past to low-cost AI agents built with Microsoft technology.
The Justice Department has sent data requests to Amazon, Walmart and other retailers as part of its investigation into rising beef prices.
Ouster is moving its sensing hardware into drone mapping and John Deere’s autonomous vehicles as demand grows for machines that can see and move through physical space.
Google introduces the Fairwind Program, a restricted initiative giving governments and trusted partners access to its proactive cyber defense capabilities.
Google makes two new Gemini models available to paid subscribers, with the Cyber edition restricted to governments and select partners.
Dropbox confirmed that attackers created single sign-on links through a third-party provider without any authentication check by the company itself.
Memory-chip makers once ranked low in plans to restore domestic semiconductor production now alter the terms of the policy discussion.
Ajit Manocha, head of industry group SEMI, gave his outlook on memory chip pricing and the broader market cycle in an interview at SEMICON Taiwan.
Microsoft is giving system administrators additional options for managing updates and recovery in Windows 11 just before the 26H2 feature update arrives.
OpenAI states that its Astra model is the first to reach the Critical threshold for cybersecurity capabilities under the company's Preparedness Framework and will ship with added release safeguards.
A dark-web marketplace is offering digital copies of more than 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses, with evidence pointing to an identity-verification firm in Louisiana as the source.
Developers of universal apps that require macOS 13 or later can now remove Intel compatibility, ending a prior restriction on the store.
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, describing the pair as its most advanced models for coding and knowledge work.
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, positioning the models as its strongest offerings yet for coding and sustained knowledge work while cutting usage costs and changing access rules.
John Ternus thanked Tim Cook for his leadership and pointed to a September 9 event in the message that marked his first day in the role.
OpenAI describes how Basis, Clay, and Exa Labs apply AI agents to onboarding, account management, and developer integrations.
Android's latest drop adds item location tools, ride nausea reduction, and in-chat note editing with no further technical details released.
Google introduces agentic video capabilities in its latest Gemini models to raise accuracy while cutting costs and token counts.
Mozilla has added an ad blocker to its iOS browser that uses the same WebKit content-blocking API as third-party Safari extensions.