/AI
Mistral Drops Two New AI Models to Challenge OpenAI's Dominance
French AI startup Mistral unveiled its flagship multimodal model and a tiny chip for drones and robots, positioning itself as a serious competitor to OpenAI and Google.
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Data at law firms Quinn Emanuel, McDermott exposed in cyber breaches
Prominent U.S. law firms suffered data breaches, exposing sensitive client information amid heightened cyber risks for firms handling confidential data.
/Infrastructure
Cloud SWG: High‑Risk Isolation Service Update September 06, 2026
Broadcom will perform maintenance on its High‑Risk Isolation service to improve stability, affecting Cloud SWG customers during the 10‑hour window.
/AI
Safety overview: GPT‑6 Astra
OpenAI releases a safety overview of its new GPT‑6 Astra model, noting its advanced cybersecurity capabilities and the additional guardrails required before public deployment.
/Product & Design
What to expect at Apple’s September 9th launch event
The Verge outlines Apple’s anticipated September 9 event, predicting new iPhone 18 models, a foldable iPhone Ultra, and updates to Apple Watch and AirPods.
/Business
Diameter Pay lands $10m to expand US dollar access
The fintech platform announced a $10 million Series A round to broaden global access to US dollar accounts and payment rails.
/AI
Skild’s S1 aims to cut robot training time with a single video
Skild AI’s S1 foundation model can learn an extended robot task from one human demonstration, potentially reducing the need for hundreds of teleoperated sessions.
/Technology
Ransomware group thegentlemen hits Veradigm
Thegentlemen ransomware gang announced it had compromised Veradigm, targeting the healthcare data analytics firm and exposing millions of patient records.
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VMware vCenter Bug Hits 361 IPs in 47 Nations
A single directory traversal bug in VMware vCenter Server has turned into one of the broadest hypervisor‑level ransomware campaigns of 2026, affecting 361 victim IP addresses across 47 countries.
/Business
Nvidia wraps itself in $12.9 bln of insurance
Nvidia’s acquisition of Hugging Face for $12.9 billion is seen as a strategic insurance move to secure its AI ecosystem and protect against future disruptions.
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Starship Flight 14: FCC Filing Confirms First Orbital Profile
TechTimes reported on September 2 that SpaceX’s Starship Flight 14 FCC filing confirms an orbital insertion and V3 deployment, marking a key step toward the company’s orbital launch ambitions.
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U.S., China gear up for mid‑September AI safety talks: Reuters
The U.S. and China are preparing for a bilateral AI safety dialogue amid growing concerns over rogue AI agents and cyberattacks.
/Web3
Circle Sets Arc Mainnet Launch With Major Institutional Backing
Circle is preparing to launch its USDC‑native Layer 1 blockchain, Arc, on Sept. 16, targeting institutional payments and settlements.
/Branding
Datamaran Rebrands, Shifting from ESG Issue Management to Enterprise Governance
The governance platform Datamaran announced a comprehensive rebrand, moving its focus from ESG to AI‑powered enterprise risk management.
/Infrastructure
Berlin cyberattack: hackers leak highly sensitive data across dark web
A hacker group called Rhysida released nearly six terabytes of Berlin state‑administration data, including personal and defense‑related information, to the dark web.
/Startups
Guickly launches with $4.2M in seed funding to give enterprises control of AI investments
Former Google Applied AI lead Prashant Jalan founded Guickly to provide on‑premises visibility into AI spend, usage, and ROI, addressing the lack of attribution in enterprise AI projects.
/Branding
Anker Innovations Unifies Its Brands Under a Single Name: Anker
The consumer‑tech company announced it will consolidate its five brands into one, opening its first standalone store in Berlin and launching new AI‑powered products.
/Technology
New CrowdStrike 'FalconFlank' zero-day grants SYSTEM privileges
An anonymous researcher disclosed a zero‑day exploit named FalconFlank that lets attackers gain SYSTEM privileges on Windows systems using CrowdStrike Falcon, prompting a security alert from the vendor.
/AI
Resect launches with $25M to reduce hallucinations in AI models
Seattle‑based Resect AI raised $25 million to build an accountability layer that captures and reduces hallucinations at runtime, aiming to make enterprise AI more trustworthy.
/Technology
Thomson Reuters detects cybersecurity incident, says unauthorized party accessed files
A unit of Thomson Reuters identified a cyber incident affecting its C‑Track platform, with unauthorized access to court records in multiple U.S. states and Canada.