Anthropic closes $20B round at a $300B valuation
Lightspeed, Sequoia, and a sovereign fund lead the company's third mega-round in 14 months.
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OpenAI's GPT-7 leaks reveal a 12-trillion parameter monster — and a new approach to memory
Internal documents obtained by ByteDispatch show the next OpenAI flagship pairs a sparse mixture-of-experts core with a separate persistent-memory layer, marking the company's biggest architectural shift since GPT-4.
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Apple's M5 Ultra benchmarks leak — and they crush every competitor
The unreleased Mac Pro chip posts a 38% multi-core lead over AMD's Threadripper 7995WX in early Geekbench results.
Linux 7.0 ships with a redesigned memory model and 64K page support by default
Linus Torvalds calls it the largest VM rewrite in two decades; cloud providers begin rolling it out next quarter.
Y Combinator's W26 batch is 47% AI agent companies — here's the full list
Vertical agents for legal, accounting, and supply-chain operations dominate, with consumer agents taking a backseat for the first time since 2023.
We tested 14 robot vacuums on stairs; only 3 didn't tumble
Cliff sensors are still inconsistent in 2026. Roborock and Dreame top our chart; one $1,400 model went over the edge twice.
Google's Gemini 3 Ultra hits 92% on the ARC-AGI-2 benchmark
DeepMind's latest model becomes the first to clear the human-baseline mark on the famously hard reasoning suite.
NVIDIA RTX 6090 Founders Edition review: too much GPU for any one task
Three-slot, 600W, and faster than the 5090 by 70% in raster. We ran it for two weeks across games, ML training, and 8K video editing.
Rust 1.99 stabilizes async traits and ships incremental compilation v3
Five-year-old async-trait shim is finally redundant; cold builds drop 22% on average across the top 1000 crates.
Stripe launches embedded banking — will it eat Mercury and Ramp?
Stripe Banking ships with FDIC-insured accounts, programmable cards, and a treasury layer; pricing starts at $0/month.
Vision Pro 2 review: still magic, still $3,500, still confusing
Lighter, sharper, and finally useful for productivity — but Apple still hasn't answered the basic question of who this is for.