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Rime Launches Prism Speech-to-Speech Model With Inspectable Text

Rime's Prism speech-to-speech model writes out each reply before speaking it. Rime says it beats non-reasoning OpenAI and Google voice models on Ï„-Voice.

Anthropic Preprint Says a Claude Model Found a Way to Refute ETH

An Anthropic preprint says an internal Claude model found a 3-SAT algorithm that refutes the Exponential Time Hypothesis. It is unreviewed and asymptotic.

Amazon Unveils New Echo Dot, Echo Show 16 and Bedside Echo Time

Amazon has launched five Alexa+ devices: a new Echo Dot with a smart home hub, Echo Studio, a bedside Echo Time, a Photo Frame and the Echo Show 16.

Meta Staff Notes Discussed a ‘Whisper Strategy’ Against Jonathan Haidt

Court exhibits show Meta staff in 2023 discussed turning academics against Jonathan Haidt. It is unclear whether Meta acted on the ideas.

Meta and Snap Go on Trial in LA Over Teen Social Media Addiction

Jury selection starts in Los Angeles in a trial over claims that Meta and Snap designed apps that harmed two teenagers. It is the second such trial.

Vertiv Lifts 2026 Sales Forecast by $650m as Orders More Than Double

Vertiv's third-quarter sales rose 61% to $4.31bn and organic orders more than doubled. It now forecasts $14.45bn to $14.85bn of 2026 sales.

SAP and NTT Plan to Cooperate on Sovereign Cloud and Business AI

SAP and NTT say they intend to cooperate on sovereign cloud and business AI for governments, defence and regulated firms. No terms or dates were given.

SK hynix Tops 100 Trillion Won in Quarterly Revenue for the First Time

SK hynix made 83.3 trillion won operating profit on 104.6 trillion won revenue in Q3, sees memory shortages to 2030 and drops its Solidigm IPO review.

Baker Hughes Wins 1.1GW Turbine Order for a US Tech Firm’s AI Build

Baker Hughes will supply 43 gas turbines and Chart dry coolers giving about 1.1GW of power for an unnamed US tech company's AI computing build.

FCC Approves Amazon Leo’s Takeover of Globalstar’s Satellite Licences

The FCC has approved the transfer of Globalstar's licences to Amazon, handing Amazon Leo the mobile-satellite spectrum it needs to reach ordinary phones.

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