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OpenAI launches GPT-4.5, its “most knowledgeable model yet” in research preview, initially warning it's not a frontier model and may perform below o1 or o3-mini — OpenAI's newest and largest model is being released as a research preview.| Kyle Wiggers / TechCrunch: |
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Sources: Meta plans to launch a standalone Meta AI app in Q2 and test a paid subscription service for Meta AI, as Zuckerberg tries to make Meta the leader in AI — Meta AI will soon become one of the social media company's standalone apps, joining Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, CNBC has learned.| Tanaya Macheel / CNBC: |
The SEC says that most memecoins are not securities, are akin to collectibles, and memecoin purchasers and holders are not protected by federal securities laws — The Securities and Exchange Commission issued guidance Thursday evening saying it does not deem most meme coins securities under U.S. federal law.| Brody Ford / Bloomberg: |
HP reports Q1 revenue up 2.4% YoY to $13.5B vs. $13.4B est., Personal Systems revenue up 5%, commercial personal systems up 10%, Q2 earnings forecast below est. — - CEO says company reducing reliance on China in supply chain — Company sees recovery in the PC market as the year progresses| Matt Day / Bloomberg: |
AWS unveils Ocelot, its new quantum chip built in partnership with Caltech, featuring five qubits that store data and four additional qubits to detect errors — - Google, Microsoft recently announced their own quantum chips — Quantum computing could spur health care, chemistry advances| Juli Clover / MacRumors: |
Apple unveils new child safety features, including updated age ratings, simplified setup for Child Accounts, and an API to let developers confirm age range — Apple today said that it is implementing new features that are designed to make children safer online, including an updated age rating system … | Washington Post: |
Sources: the FAA is close to canceling Verizon's $2.4B contract to overhaul its communications and awarding it to Starlink; Musk recently criticized Verizon — Turning the $2.4 billion project over to Musk's company would be a major test of conflict-of-interest rules in government contracting.| Alex Heath / The Verge: |
Meta says it has fired “roughly 20” employees who leaked “confidential information outside the company” and expects “there will be more” — The company says “we expect there will be more” firings after a string of recent leaks.| Dylan Butts / CNBC: |
Meta apologizes and says it has fixed an “error” that resulted in some Instagram users seeing violent and graphic content in their Reels recommendations — Meta apologized on Thursday and said it had fixed an “error” that resulted in some Instagram users reporting a flood … | Bloomberg: |
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says a proposed Biden-era rule to curb the export of AI chips to nations like Israel and the UAE could have unintended consequences — - Gadgets will help users hire oven repairman, close drapes — Jassy said chip, power shortages are restricting cloud growth| Scott Hayden / Road to VR: |
Meta unveils Aria Gen 2, its latest research glasses, with a PPG sensor for measuring heart rate and a contact microphone to distinguish the wearer's voice — Meta today revealed its next-gen glasses, Aria Gen 2, which the company intends to release to third-party researchers working on machine perception systems, AI and robotics.| Aisha Malik / TechCrunch: |
TikTok revamps its desktop website with a new modular layout, refreshed For You feed, a new Explore tab, and a floating player, in a bid to take on YouTube — In a bid to take on YouTube, TikTok is revamping its desktop platform with the addition of several new features.| Tom Warren / The Verge: |
Sony cuts PlayStation VR 2's price to $400, down from $549, or more than the PS5 itself, at its February 2023 debut, and to €450 in Europe and £400 in the UK — Sony's VR 2 price cut comes nearly a year after reports it was trying to shift unsold inventory.| Paul Sawers / TechCrunch: |
IBM says it has completed its $6.4B HashiCorp acquisition, confirming that the US FTC quietly cleared the deal just before the UK CMA's approval on February 25 — IBM has finalized its multi-billion dollar HashiCorp acquisition, two days after the U.K.'s antitrust regulator gave the deal its blessing.| Jaspreet Singh / Reuters: |
Dell reports Q4 revenue up 7% YoY to $23.93B, vs. $24.56B est., forecasts FY 2026 adjusted profit above estimates and FY 2026 revenue in line with expectations — Dell Technologies (DELL.N) forecast annual profit above Wall Street estimates on Thursday, while projecting full-year revenue … | Hannah Lang / Reuters: |
The SEC files to dismiss its 2023 lawsuit against Coinbase that accused the exchange of flouting SEC rules and facilitating trading in unregistered securities — The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday filed to dismiss its lawsuit against Coinbase (COIN.O) …
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