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Technology · Nov 6, 2026Vera Rubin: what memory bandwidths really tell us about performanceHBM4 memory, NVLink and application speed: three concepts to distinguish when understanding the specifications of Nvidia’s platform.↗
Technology · Nov 4, 2026Intel and Classiq: why software matters in the quantum raceIntel wants to combine Classiq’s software with its work on silicon qubits. The integration has been announced, but its uses remain to be demonstrated.↗
AI · Nov 4, 2026AI-run companies: Delaware questioned over responsibilitiesA federal request for documents targets the proposed companies managed by AI agents. The debate concerns experimentation and responsibility.↗
France · Nov 4, 2026Funerals in France: how inspections change the way you read a quoteMore than 550 professionals inspected, irregularities found and a new information notice: what you need to understand a funeral quote in France.↗
AI · Nov 4, 2026Outlier: what complaints reveal about monitoring AI workersFive complaints target Scale AI in Europe. Trackers, identity checks and access to data: what Outlier is accused of, and how the company responds.↗
AI · Nov 4, 2026AI at work: why time saved does not always mean money savedA Gartner figure has reignited the debate over the savings promised by AI. To understand it, we need to distinguish between a task completed faster, an expense avoided and a service genuinely improved.↗
Music · Nov 1, 2026In Saintes, C’Drôles opens up classical music to children through stories and instrumentsFrom 29 to 31 January 2027, the Abbaye aux Dames will host C’Drôles. Shadow theatre, cello and guitar: the first offerings provide some pointers for choosing a family outing.↗
AI · Nov 1, 2026AI agents: isolating code is not enough to secure their actionsWith agents capable of executing code, AI shifts the risks towards actions and access. Akamai’s announcement highlights what needs to be checked before delegating.↗
AI · Nov 1, 2026OpenAI and Google’s TPUs: diversification is also a software challengeThe press has reported a plan to buy Google chips. An OpenAI job listing, meanwhile, reveals a very concrete project: adapting its models to another computing architecture.↗
Start-ups · Nov 1, 2026Luxor bets on AI: what Bitcoin mining can bring to the tableThe company has announced a $16 million financing round to expand its computing services. Its claimed advantage lies in equipment, energy and contracts—not in magically turning mining machines into something else.↗
Business · Nov 1, 2026SK hynix: what its record quarter reveals about the memory market for AIResults, HBM memory and supply contracts: understanding SK hynix’s growth and the industrial risks behind AI-related demand.↗
AI · Nov 1, 2026AI agents: what open standards allow you to keepThe AAIF welcomes four projects to make agents more portable. Methods, models, testing and security: here’s what can travel, and what still needs checking.↗
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