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Singulate cofounder Dave Schools is taking its B2B marketing personalization product to small businesses with a self-serve newsletter workflow and a 3,000-email monthly cap.

Ultima Genomics CEO Gilad Almogy says Solaris 2.0 Max can bring a 30x genome to $60, though the release does not define the costs included.

Anthropic's Claude generated 318,484 candidates in a 64-hour campaign; lab tests found binding, not evidence that any design neutralizes venom or treats a sting.

Max Schwenk built tsrs at Owner.com to ease costly checks; Cloudflare and VoidZero are incubating the experimental port in Oxc, with early performance claims still self-reported.

The planned Hesston, Kansas, trial will test parts sorting, stacking and tote placement. Agility Robotics and AGCO did not disclose the robot count or deal value.

Alex Mashrabov's Higgsfield published a guide to turning listing photos into room-by-room clips, with a warning that generated footage can invent property details.

IBM says the CNCF-governed project now supports multi-tenant quality of service, failover and rolling upgrades, building on Carlos Costa's push to make AI serving cloud-native.

CEO Sam Liang says Otter will double or triple sales and marketing spending and aims to at least double enterprise revenue in 2027.

DeepInfer targets large-scale serving and supports DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash, but its README says a complete inference service requires components the project does not include.

Aashish Sah's Aalto research underpins Coherence Quantum's plan to turn lab-tested cryogenic signal conditioning into products for larger quantum processors.

The October 19th action names Lu Qi's venture firm and three affiliates after a fund invested about $700,000 in Shanghai startup Zhisuan.

Blackwall co-founder Nikita Rozenberg is betting that hosts and managed-service providers can sell bot controls to millions of smaller sites that security giants reach differently.

OpenBSD's 61st release adds arm64 hibernation, RISC-V vector and interrupt support, and virtualization changes to the volunteer-built operating system.

The company says GPT-6 Astra passed 72.1% of COBOL tests in its SQLite-building evaluation; its separate migration results use OpenAI-designed hidden tests.

Co-founder Ling Yang's DiscoveryRSI trains research agents using evidence and revision histories; its literature-match result does not show that researchers used the ideas.

The 1-bit GGUF requires at least 128GB of memory, and Unsloth's 88.2% figure measures token agreement on one test set, not general benchmark accuracy.

The Ohio cluster's first phase trained Muse Wonder; Meta says firmware fixes have since raised its interruption interval beyond 54,000 GPU-hours.

Founder and CEO Octave Klaba said an attacker used a developer's GitHub account to add a credential-stealing binary to OVHcloud CLI versions 0.11.0 through 0.15.0. He urged users to rotate secrets.

Founder Sam Pasupalak says the model plans engineered objects in parts. Skyfall claims large speed, cost and accuracy gains; access is currently offered by waitlist.

The service lets developers set the training loop and keep the resulting weights, while Together supplies tuned GPU infrastructure and deployment.

Francesco Bonacci says the increase reflected relay and support costs, not added Pro features; older indexed Cua pages still show conflicting plan guidance.

Co-founder Akshay Kothari says new infrastructure raises the task limit from five minutes. Business and Enterprise seats now include monthly Standard and Select credits; admins can buy more, while Notion says its AI Command Center and spending limits are coming soon.

A Duvo representative told RuntimeWire the company has roughly 20 enterprise customers, but did not specify whether they are paying or running live workflows.

The company’s email assurance applies to runs in a client’s own environment; its privacy policy also describes third-party processing that may occur outside a user’s country.