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Open-Source Strata Runs a 125-Billion-Parameter Model on a 12GB Gaming PC
Why it mattersA 125-billion-parameter model runs on a gaming PC with 12GB of VRAM and 32GB of RAM; community tests show about 2x llama.cpp speed, versus the advertised 6x.
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Anthropic Launches Claude Haiku 5.5: From $0.10, About 75% Cheaper Than Its Predecessor
Why it mattersIt is the first Haiku with effort controls and the first with built-in safeguards for high-risk cybersecurity requests; per-million-token prices for prompts up to 100K drop from Haiku 4.5's $1/$5 to $0.10/$0.50.
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GSK Expands Chai Deal After Wet-Lab Validation of AI Designs
Why it mattersThis is a wet-lab validation of AI-designed molecules inside a major drugmaker, and Chai's roster of large pharma partners grows to five with GSK.
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PPT Master Hits GitHub Trending: Documents Become Native PowerPoint
Why it mattersIts output is PowerPoint's native object model — shapes, charts and slide masters — not flattened page images, so decks stay editable element by element.
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context-mode Hits GitHub Trending: Tool Output, Sandboxed First
Why it mattersIt supports 17 agent clients and targets the raw data every MCP tool call would otherwise dump into the context window.
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Cloudflare Acquires Deno: Deploy Shuts Down in Six Months
Why it mattersDeno had raised $26 million in total, and the shutdown of its hosting service gives existing users a six-month migration window, with Cloudflare Workers as the destination.
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One Man, One AI Stack, Nine Banks: CrowdStrike Details the AI-Driven Korean Bank Hacks
Why it mattersAt least nine South Korean financial institutions were hit and about 25,000 Shinhan Bank customers' data leaked; CrowdStrike reconstructed the full attack chain from session logs the attacker left on a public server, and President Lee Jae Myung has ordered a thorough investigation.
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Anthropic Updates Claude Usage Policy: Armed Drones Named and Banned, Effective Nov 12
Why it mattersThe first major policy overhaul in over a year writes both red lines into explicit bans — Anthropic's first written response since the Pentagon stopped using Claude on Oct 5.
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Google's $15 Billion India AI Data Center Sparks Backlash; Company Responds to Water and Power Fears
Why it mattersGoogle's biggest overseas AI infrastructure project is facing organized local opposition for the first time, putting the environmental cost of AI buildouts on the table.
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Nadella Calls for an 'Emergency Brake' on AI Models: Assume Compromise, Let Humans Hit Stop
Why it mattersThe Microsoft chief has for the first time publicly framed AI safety around zero trust, demanding a human-controlled emergency brake as standard.
