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Dioxus will stay open source under Cognition's support while Jonathan Kelley and his engineers work on Devin's virtual machines, computer use, and testing.

Scott Searle's Enigmata, founded in 2024, says Cipher keeps enterprise data encrypted during training, search and analytics; Blockchange Ventures led the seed.

Michael Truell's February thesis becomes a beta that remembers months of work, watches Slack and PRs, and keeps coding after the laptop closes.

The planning target would more than triple Microsoft's current capacity, with about one-third devoted to AI infrastructure as calendar 2026 capital expenditures are expected to reach $175 billion.

Baseten says the acquisition will add sandboxes, persistent storage and networking for long-running agents, with Blaxel remaining available during the integration.

The proposed financing would give Gary Wu and Jamie Cox another source of capital as Fluidstack builds data centers for AI labs and secures power for further expansion.

Starting September 21st, xAI will stop charging a flat fee for Grok’s X Search calls and begin billing for every post and user profile returned. For products that depend on large-scale X ingestion, the difference could be significant. RuntimeWire was architected around a different assumption: use human editorial judgment to narrow the field first, then let machines investigate deeply.

CEO Kristen Habacht is turning lessons from Trello, Atlassian and Typeform into a recruiting service built around software and human judgment.

Claude Community organizers will hold buildathons from Austin to Melbourne between September 11th and 25, inviting participants to bring problems, ideas or unfinished projects.

The Labs app turns connected Gmail, Calendar, Photos, YouTube, Search and Gemini data into illustrated daily recommendations.

The public beta manages context and subagents while letting developers use OpenAI, partner, or self-hosted sandboxes.

Ian Wong is pushing the $35M-backed enterprise platform into self-serve software with shared context, traceable answers and scheduled workflows.

The web rollout lets paid users browse cloud files, attach them by @mention and work across folders in both Chat and Work.

MiniMax says the program will give developers access to models, infrastructure, tooling, credits and office hours, but neither side disclosed a commercial contract or production deployment.

Existing subscribers keep access, while OpenAI leaves its other plans and metered API open as it adds compute.

Eric Lefkofsky's Tempus will develop and validate a heart-failure agent under an FDA-engaged federal program, though its authorization path and treatment authority remain unsettled.

Shreyash Nigam and Hafedh Hichri fine-tuned 2.27% of Meta's SAM 3, preserving text prompts while replacing binary masks with alpha mattes.

Opendoor co-founder Ian Wong is betting recurring, traceable analysis can move from enterprise deployments to everyday teams.

Anthropic alleges Moonshot sent nearly 300,000 Kimi customer requests primarily to Claude Opus through 5,380 fraudulent accounts.

Founder Rustin Rassoli is building a medical practice around its software, rather than selling a standalone imaging model to hospitals.

Cognition says SWE-2 approaches Fable 5.1's coding performance at 36% of its rollout cost, based on the company's own benchmark.

Deepak Pathak's robotics software maker reached the figure after raising $1.4B at a valuation above $14B in January.

Embedder's YC-backed agent can flash, inspect and debug firmware through SEGGER probes, moving AI coding onto the physical bench.

The Austin chipmaker is turning January's $110M Series A into hires, facilities and a commercialization bench for a photonic processor due in 2028.