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Delos Data will use the financing to expand software and hardware engineering, product development, and sales for infrastructure designed to keep mixed-hardware inference clusters working through link and component failures.

AWS says it cannot recover some Bahrain resources and one UAE availability zone six months after strikes, raising harder questions for Gulf cloud and AI campuses.

The Center for AI Safety benchmark spans 10 task categories, though its public repository still says the code is coming soon.

The API release tops two independent voice benchmarks, while its 8.83-second response time leaves StepFun with a latency problem.

Karel Baloun used the AI agent for family logistics, research, travel and document analysis. Persistent memory changed his workflow, while one 37,000-word report consumed 2.04 million input tokens and Meta's logging complicated the private-VM pitch.

Pulley will cease operations after December 8th, 2026, with Carta offering a one-year price match and credits for unused subscriptions.

The MIT researcher and a distributed contributor group built an Apache-2.0 stack that updates model weights and agent harnesses from live experience.

The three-endpoint product extracts design systems, searches reference brands and scores agent output against a target identity.

GPT-6 Astra led dollars spent last week, while cut-price GPT-5.6 Luna dominated token volume across the two model families.

The screenless band is due to ship in December, while Persona's existing iPhone assistant handles email, calls, calendars and purchases.

The San Francisco lab's first System One model drops text generation, while its headline speed and cost gains remain vendor-tested.

The model used 20 hours of simulated driving data, but Odyssey's broad physical-intelligence claims still rest on its own evaluations.

Blackstone, Khosla, Sequoia and six other firms backed the coding-agent financing, taking Factory's total funding above $400M.

Chris Ellis told TechCrunch Thatch's ARR grew nearly sevenfold; Forge lists an unresolved April Series C of $130M at a $1.03B post-money valuation.

An Extended Thinking variant reasons and calls tools in the background, using spoken updates to cover the wait.

The Apple-backed project also stabilizes Subprocess and expands interoperability with C++, Java, Android and embedded targets.

Nicholas Schiff and Jaimie Henderson are turning a five-patient thalamic stimulation study into a clinical program enrolling up to 40 people.

Stefan Gerbes and Nils Bitzer built a licensed German supplier for white-label energy products; battery and EV flexibility trading come next.

David Elskamp and Liam Webster are narrowing a broad camera-AI pitch into checkout loss software that pairs existing cameras with register logs.

Nasdaq Ventures' check size remains undisclosed; a May Form D reports $9,999,976 sold to one investor.

Yiping Goh and Carlos Banon are betting structured solids and BIM context can move generative design beyond polished renderings.

Eric Brown's Oakland startup will expand its robot fleet and field Sage after completing a 28 MW data-center power project.

The beta can read and update CRM records under existing permissions, pushing Dario Amodei's assistant deeper into revenue teams.

Jexxa's Mac-only app keeps speech local and removes usage billing, without publishing its model or independent performance tests.