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Anthropic wants to own your agent’s memory, evals, and orchestration — and that should make enterprises nervous
An AI agent rewrote a Fortune 50 security policy. Here’s how to govern AI agents before one does the same.
Governance, not gatekeeping: How SAP brings enterprise‑grade safety to AI connectivity
Google Glasses Are Coming Again: Here’s What to Expect
Google Glasses Are Coming Again: Here’s What to Expect
Zesty raises $35M to help control cloud costs
Zesty, maker of a tool for automatically scaling cloud resources to keep costs down, announced a $35 million series A funding round.Read More
Square Enix Montreal celebrates a decade of triple-A mobile games
Square Enix Montreal is celebrating its 10th year as a mobile game studio focused on triple-A franchises such as Hitman Go.Read More
Today’s mortgage rates decline. What that means if you’re in the market for a home loan – CNET
Nov. 15, 2021: Quite a few important mortgage rates dropped from last week.
Today’s refinance rates dip. Does that mean it’s the right time for a refi? – CNET
Nov. 15, 2021: Multiple key refinance rates sunk or remained steady today.
A new iPad accessory adds assistive eye tracking – CNET
Tobii Dynavox’s TD Pilot turns iPads with iPadOS 15 into a hands-free device controlled by eye movements.
Amazon unveils Black Friday deals starting on Nov. 25 – CNET
The retail giant says customers can count on reliable delivery this holiday season.
Astera Labs announces memory acceleration to clear datacenter AI/ML bottlenecks
Astera Labs announced a memory accelerator platform based on the Compute Express Link (CXL) standard for datacenter devices.Read More
AI-powered writing assistant Writer nabs $21M
Writer, a company developing an AI-powered assistant primarily aimed at marketing use cases, has raised $21 million.Read More
Einstein’s theory of special relativity could create unhackable ATMs – CNET
Forget everything you know about cash machines. Cryptography theorists are completely reimagining the PIN system to try to better protect you.
How ‘Let’s go Brandon’ became a not-so-secret dig at Biden – CNET
Brandons everywhere might be confused on why they’re being cheered on so much.