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    AI system designed its own inference chip hardware●AI is now capable of developing its own inference hardwareYhn1366 min ago

    An open-source project called openTPU claims that AI is now capable of developing its own inference hardware, pointing to a public GitHub repository. If verified, the work would mark a step toward AI systems participating in the design of the very chips they run on, an area previously dominated by human engineering teams at companies like Google and Nvidia. Discussion so far centres on how much of the design was genuinely AI-driven versus human-guided.

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    IBM and Red Hat Fix Over 400 Unknown Open Source Vulnerabilities●IBM and Red Hat Remediate More Than 400 Previously Unknown Open Source Vulnerabilities✉newsTechnologySoftware33 min ago

    IBM and Red Hat have remediated more than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in open source software. The security fixes were announced via press release, highlighting the companies' ongoing work identifying and patching flaws in widely used open source projects. No further details on the specific vulnerabilities or affected systems were provided.

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    Max Verstappen has won the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton also putting in a strong performance. The race was disrupted by rain, which caused software glitches for teams and officials. Red Bull once again emerged as the team to beat at the start of the Formula 1 season, while questions remain over the reliability of systems under wet conditions.

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    Software Bug Stops Half the F1 Grid▼The Software Bug That Stopped Half the F1 Grid: Explained✉newsSportMotorsport3 min ago

    Formula 1 teams were hit by a software bug that stopped roughly half the grid, according to an explainer circulating after the incident. The problem reportedly left multiple cars unable to run, raising questions about the reliability of the software systems teams rely on during race weekends. Details on which teams were affected and the exact cause remain limited.

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    A widely shared science item claims that researchers have discovered something in space that defies current scientific understanding. No specific object, mission or research team is named, so the exact nature of the finding remains unknown. Audiences are engaging heavily with the story, reflecting strong ongoing public interest in unexplained astronomical discoveries and mysteries beyond the solar system.

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    Ukrainian health care teams visit Vanderbilt to learn best practices●Ukrainian health care teams visit to learn best practices and take their knowledge home✉newsHealth17 min ago

    Ukrainian health care teams have traveled to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in the United States to observe best practices in clinical care and hospital operations, with plans to take that knowledge back home. The visit comes as Ukraine's health system continues to operate under the strain of war, prompting international partnerships focused on training and knowledge exchange.

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    Critical vulnerability disclosed in Payload CMS▼🔴 CVE-2026-105859 - Critical (9.8) Payload is a free and open source headless content management system. In versions befMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity035 min ago

    A critical vulnerability, CVE-2026-105859 with a severity score of 9.8, has been disclosed in Payload, a free and open source headless content management system. Versions before 3.90.0 and canary versions before 4.0.0-canary.34 are affected: an attacker can submit a request to a specific update endpoint that modifies collection documents. Security teams using Payload are being urged to update to patched versions immediately.

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    Anthropic warns Chinese AI model has dangerous hacking abilities●Anthropic claims popular Chinese AI model has Mythos-class hacking abilitiesYhnBusinessRetail640 min ago

    Anthropic claims that a popular Chinese AI model possesses what it calls Mythos-class hacking capabilities, according to a frontier red-teaming report. The report also details weak safeguards in open-weight AI systems, warning that such models could be misused for cyberattacks. The claims are drawing attention in the ongoing US-China AI rivalry debate, with skeptics questioning whether the findings are exaggerated for competitive or regulatory advantage.

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    Debate grows over post-quantum encryption for production traffic●No Go repository decides whether its production traffic is protected by a post-quantum key exchange.... # python # finteMmastodonBusinessCrypto239 min ago

    Developers are discussing how a Go repository can determine whether its production traffic is protected by a post-quantum key exchange. The conversation notes that a classical handshake is only a meaningful finding if the traffic was recorded, raising questions about how teams in sensitive sectors should audit and enforce quantum-safe cryptography in live systems.

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    Developer launches quick-setup BGP blackhole DDoS shield●Show HN: I created a BGP-based blackhole system that you can set up in minutesYhnSportBaseball71 h ago

    A developer has released a BGP-based blackhole routing system designed to let network operators drop malicious traffic within minutes of setup. The tool, presented on Hacker News by its creator, is aimed at simplifying DDoS mitigation, which typically requires significant network engineering expertise. Early community reaction is modest, with a small number of upvotes so far.