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Databricks Lets Genie One Run Code, While Snowflake Starts Two Previews
Databricks put code execution in Genie One into public preview and Snowflake began previews of agent-led marketplace search and a decision model. No prices or benchmarks yet.
Fibre Roundup: IPS’s Wakayama Cable Landing Station Is Selected, and Strathclyde Gets £5.47 Million for Hollow-Core Fibre Research
IPS says its Wakayama cable landing station proposal was selected, and will now apply for a grant. Strathclyde gets £5.47m from ARIA to test protein-guided hollow-core fibre.
Claude Dashboards Is in Beta and Connects to Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift and ClickHouse
Anthropic's Claude Dashboards, now in beta on paid plans, builds live charts from data platforms such as Snowflake and BigQuery and shows the query behind each one.
Nigeria’s Project BRIDGE: APC Chairman Says $800 Million Is Secured for 90,000 km of New Fibre
Nigeria's ruling-party chairman says $800m is secured for 90,000 km of new fibre, with deployment scheduled for October 2026. A statement and a schedule, not a start.
DuckDB’s Unreleased v2.0 Will Include an “Agent Mode” for AI Coding Agents
DuckDB says the command-line tool in its unreleased v2.0 will print leaner results for AI coding agents. Its own test cut tokens read by 59%, but not total cost or runtime.
Openreach Adds National 800G Services With Ciena’s WaveLogic 6, and Names 112 More Exchanges for Copper Stop-Sell
Openreach is deploying Ciena's WaveLogic 6 for national 800G services, and has named 112 more exchanges for copper stop-sell. What each announcement says.
Quantum Roundup: A 42-Qubit Molecule Simulation, a Chip That Holds Photons, and Oratomic’s $775 Million
Three labelled quantum items: a 42-qubit molecule simulation (with a classical caveat), a chip photon memory over 1 microsecond, and Oratomic's $775M.
AMD Reportedly Raised GDDR6 Prices for Board Partners From 1 October; Intel Also Said to Have Adjusted Its Prices
BenchLife reports, citing China's Board Channels, that AMD raised GDDR6 prices for card makers from 1 October and Intel adjusted too. Nobody has confirmed it.
Counterpoint: Most Nvidia Rubin Products Likely to Use 12-Layer HBM4, Not the Rumoured Eight
Counterpoint Research says most Nvidia Rubin products will likely use 12-layer HBM4, not the rumoured eight, per Korea Herald. A forecast, not Nvidia's word.
Rumour: Leakers Say Nvidia Has Stopped Allocating GB202 Chips to the GeForce RTX 5090
Leakers say Nvidia has stopped allocating GB202 chips to the GeForce RTX 5090. Nvidia has not confirmed it. What is claimed, what is known and what is not.
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