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LLMs remember your code, not your life: Building a portable personal context layer

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Google’s map of every possible DNA typo could speed up rare disease research

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Irish regulator probes X over age checks, with 10% of turnover at stake

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Solid-state batteries just went into mass production. The line makes 6,000 packs a year

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The Exploration Company raises $450m to build a rocket engine

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Plug-in hybrids emit six times their official rating, and carmakers want the fix cancelled

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China put a 99.2% duty on a chemical chip fabs need

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Google and Accenture are putting 1,000 engineers inside client offices

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OpenAI just anchored an Australian company’s Malaysian data centres

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China’s answer to ASML runs on Zeiss lenses, Financial Times reports

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The US asked Britain to drop its plan to promote trusted news

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China has 70% of a material AI needs, IQE’s CEO warns, Bloomberg reports

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Byrrgis enters multi-chain trading with live token scoring and universal gas

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Lightsage raises $4M to build the growth stack for software’s newest customer

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Palantir gets £21m from Britain’s grid operator, no competition

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Google made search worse in Europe, and said so out loud

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Memory prices are slowing because buyers ran out of money

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King Charles to host Huang and Hassabis at private AI summit

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100 DeepMind agents were told not to cheat. 14% did anyway

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Satellogic hires the former head of US spy-satellite intelligence as president

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Altman sells startup optimism days after warning of ‘sobering’ AI

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Macron asks Brussels for an under-15s social media ban after France’s own was struck down

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Lenovo opens a phone line to Eva Longoria for entrepreneurs

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EU trade chief will ask CEOs how much decoupling from China they can afford

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TSMC backs ASML’s plan for bigger masks so its newest machines can print AI’s biggest chips

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Stoke Space raises $1bn for a rocket that has never flown

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Slovenia becomes the sixth EU country to clear Tesla’s FSD, a month before the bloc votes

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Huawei faces a US racketeering trial in New York this week

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South Korea’s AI boom could need 20 new nuclear reactors’ worth of power

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Health minister says mistrust of Palantir is pushing NHS patients to opt out of data sharing

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Most large organisations think full digital sovereignty is unrealistic, Capgemini finds

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Dacia moves Spring production from China to Slovenia and keeps the range under €20,000 for the new EV

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Anthropic has walked away from its $6bn Decart deal, Bloomberg reports

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Australia will make platforms prompt users to switch off algorithmic feeds

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Mistral raises €3bn at a €21bn valuation in Europe’s largest tech equity round

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Nitter says it will continue despite X Corp’s cease-and-desist

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Malaysia weighs Huawei chips for sovereign AI, Bloomberg reports

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Matt Clifford quits as ARIA chair over his Anthropic job

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Ineffable Intelligence names six cofounders, Fortune reports

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GPUThor breaks the error correction Nvidia recommended against Rowhammer

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Europe’s top carriers in talks to take on Starlink, Bloomberg reports

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Belgian chip researcher held since May over secrets allegedly sent to China

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Musk ally’s Valor to lead $500m Uforce round at $5bn, Bloomberg reports

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Jensen Huang says AGI has arrived, and 400,000 more GPUs are coming

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Dubai is training 14,000 companies to run AI agents, on a two-year clock

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Cognizant put $4.5tn on AI job exposure, then hired 1,500 graduates

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Jaguar Land Rover cuts 4,000 jobs and resets break-even to 300,000 cars

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The rise of searching for hard ROI in the CFO role

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Cato raises €6m to sell AI into Italy’s €309.7bn tender market

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Why manufacturers under workforce pressure should look closely at the tool drawer

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