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OpenAI's Jalapeno, a 16 GW Battery Grid, and AI in Orbit
Custom inference silicon from OpenAI and Qualcomm, a 16-gigawatt virtual power plant aimed at data centers, and SpaceX's orbital-compute pitch — the AI race is now a fight over chips and power.
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Anthropic Redeploys Claude Fable 5 After US Export Controls Lifted
Claude Fable 5 returns July 1 after a three-week suspension over US export controls — and comes back with a tightened cyber-safety classifier prompted by a vulnerability-finding jailbreak.
Firefox Keeps Shipping Big Features, But Is the Privacy Browser Losing the War?
Firefox's Project Nova redesign, built-in VPN, and AI kill switch are the right features for its audience, but desktop share keeps falling. Features may not be the lever that matters.
Germany Would Rather Accept Weaker Cloud Services Than Depend on US Providers
A Bitkom 2026 survey shows a growing share of German firms would accept a weaker cloud service to avoid US dependency, pricing sovereignty as a feature over raw capability.
Shopify B2B Is No Longer Plus-Only: What the New Wholesale Tools Mean
Shopify opened native B2B — wholesale profiles, catalogs, volume discounts and payment terms — beyond Plus. What it means for small brands that also sell wholesale.
30,000 Verified Fortinet Logins: Why Edge Devices Are Still the Softest Target
A database of verified, working Fortinet VPN and firewall logins shows why internet-facing edge gateways, patched slowly and lightly monitored, remain a prime entry point.
HostArmada Launches Managed ‘Openclaw Hosting’: 1-Click Deployment for Self-Hosted AI Agents
HostArmada's new managed Openclaw Hosting promises 1-click deployment of OpenClaw — the most-starred open-source AI agent framework — removing the install, security, and scaling burden of self-hosting.