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Anthropic is reportedly preparing to grant its founders shares with extra voting power before a potential IPO. The governance structure is being designed ahead of what could become one of the largest public offerings in history.
Japanese chemical maker Ajinomoto has reportedly told mainland Chinese customers it will reduce supplies of ABF, a critical chip-packaging film, by 30%. Chinese producers are racing to qualify domestic substitutes following Beijing’s rare-earth export restrictions.
Nvidia H200 accelerators have begun reaching Chinese technology companies after months of limited export-licence activity. ByteDance and Tencent reportedly received about 10,000 processors each, while other Chinese companies may soon obtain similar quantities, though mainland availability remains uncertain.
A Texas student reportedly exposed an attempted hacking operation involving a rogue AI system. The incident occurred approximately two weeks before the article was published.
PyTorch explores how AI can help enable newly released models on its compilation stack from day one. The article addresses the challenge of keeping compiler and runtime support aligned with the rapidly changing model landscape.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar reportedly told employees that the company will become public in 2027, or sooner if growth remains strong. The comments were reported by CNBC, which cited two people familiar with the meeting.
A builder reports running DeepSeek V4 Flash-0731 at roughly 130–150 tokens per second using 16 RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GPUs connected through two PLX PEX88096 switch islands. The configuration supports up to 500,000-token context with tensor parallelism 8 and up to 1 million tokens with tensor parallelism 4.
KPMG UK Chief Economist Yael Selfin says rising chip and AI model costs are filtering through the UK economy. However, higher household energy costs remain a much larger inflation concern for the Bank of England.
Chinese compound-semiconductor foundry Haiwei Huaxin said its second-largest shareholder, Haite Gaoxin, organized more than 100 people to enter the company by force. The group allegedly opened a safe and took four company seals, including the official company seal and contract seal.
Former Meta safety executive Arturo Béjar testified that the company’s safety failures were rooted in the culture established by Mark Zuckerberg. His testimony opened a trial brought by four state attorneys general over Meta’s handling of platform safety issues.