Technology

The Decoder reports that Drew Rowny and Shannon Ma, Patreon's former heads of product and engineering, are joining Yam to build tools for creators and their communities.

TechCrunch reports that Ema has more than 50 enterprise customers, including Google and Microsoft, and has raised $140 million to date.

Apple’s new feature lets people use one phone number across two iPhones, 9to5Mac reports. The outlet says AT&T pointed to existing eSIM activation and transfer options instead.

VideoCardz cites KeplerL2’s GPU estimates of 40 TFLOPS for PS6 and 56 TFLOPS for Helix, the next-generation Xbox.

Techmeme, citing Bloomberg, reports a $6.4 billion valuation for the Portuguese surveillance drone maker after it secured a 10-year UK Ministry of Defence contract worth £400 million.

Techmeme, citing Engadget, says the UK competition watchdog proposes requiring Google and Android device makers to offer search choice screens on first use and through yearly prompts.

The province says its California lawsuit concerns OpenAI's failure to notify police of threats made on its platform before the Feb. 10 shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.

Xbox says the reductions span Halo Studios, other first-party teams and central functions as its wider restructuring continues.

AMD's share-price rally pushed the chipmaker past the valuation milestone for the first time, though market cap moved with the stock afterward.

The Register reports that Ofcom is scrutinizing Pornhub’s Apple-powered age checks after parent company Aylo reopened access for UK iPhone users.

Axios reports that the podcast’s tech-investor network is feeding ideas and talent directly into the White House.

Techmeme, citing Tech.eu, reports that Noxtua develops AI technology to research, analyze and draft legal documents and raised a $100 million-plus Series C.

BleepingComputer reports that the flaw is being exploited to execute code remotely. SecurityWeek says attackers could exploit it by sending malicious traffic without authenticating.

Wccftech reports that the director questions demands for 120-plus FPS, saying such high frame rates aren’t as important for this game because it isn’t a shooter.

Techmeme, citing the BBC, reports that OpenAI aims to help protect civilian infrastructure with its Daybreak AI cyber defense system and GPT-5.6 Sol.

MacRumors reports that the setting lets users block selected apps from accessing motion sensors. Some Chinese apps use those sensors for “shake-to-open” ads, but Apple hasn't explicitly stated the setting's purpose.

Techmeme, citing Reuters, reports that the new DARPA-like Dutch government agency is collaborating with its German counterpart, SPRIND.

Android Authority reports that some owners said their fridges stopped working after a SmartThings update. TechRadar says the failures came just before a national holiday.

SecurityWeek says Arista is urging immediate patching of the critical flaw, which could let remote attackers access privileged internal functionality.

Anthropic says its new flagship model delivers Fable 5.1-level performance for most work while cutting typical Opus 5 costs by 40%.