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RuntimeWire, citing Anthropic, reports a 3.1x geometric-mean improvement across 13 performance measurements—not a threefold speedup for every interaction.

Australia says no personal Medicare records were exposed, but it criticized OpenAI's nearly three-month notification delay and opened an investigation.

Brookings describes research warning that AI financing is moving off corporate balance sheets into less transparent structures, potentially making shared risks harder to spot before a downturn.

The opt-in feature is rolling out in the United States and France for Opera’s free, built-in browser VPN.

A Brookings paper estimates annual investment will average 3.63% of US GDP, exceeding earlier canal, railroad, highway and telecom buildouts relative to the economy.

Reuters says the Australian data center operator’s draft prospectus attributes its losses to the cost of building capacity and landing large customers.

The report comes from leaker Moore’s Law Is Dead and does not establish that Sony has reversed its January 2028 cutoff.

The Verge reports that Google DeepMind chief Koray Kavukcuoglu says the frontier model is in refinement, with no launch date or benchmarks announced.

Axios describes a MAGA effort to target Anthropic’s Dario Amodei.

The EV maker plans to place ₹83 crore of shares with four outside investors and nearly ₹85 crore of warrants with three promoters.

An XDA writer found the lighter desktop somewhat snappier, but said its familiar menus and built-in customization produced the bigger workflow gain.

Both component releases add Arm64 builds, VideoCardz reports, and are included in Valve’s September 21 update.

XiaomiTime says India firmware development stopped after a May build, leaving the 18 Pro as the market's only expected Xiaomi 18-series model.

Users can pull curated Notebook research into Docs with an @ mention and receive inline citations without switching tabs.

The privacy-focused Android project has not yet announced when support will arrive or whether Motorola will offer the operating system preinstalled.

Android Authority contrasts Google’s talk about Gemini with the underrated features its writer says keep them from switching.

Android Authority frames the Google product as a “luxury for many,” citing a reader survey about vehicle support.

PCMag’s cloning guide starts with a full backup, then walks through sizing, connecting, initializing and copying the replacement drive.

The Register reports that experts are questioning whether a Salesforce demo breaches SAP's API policy.

WIRED called expensive home gadgets one of the best things to buy during or ahead of sales events, highlighting discounted Roborock robot vacuums.