31 stories, 140 Manifests cited.
In three preprints, researchers put numbers on what inference actually costs: agentic serving multiplies energy 13-fold, and smaller models often deliver more value per joule.
Google is spending $17 billion on a Wyoming data centre with fuel cells and carbon capture. Nautilus says two degrees of cooling buys 480 free-cooling hours. Aria says the network is 10 to 15% of cluster cost.
An AI heart scan flags patients with no diagnosis code. A smartwatch spots hypertension without a cuff. A drug model needs a million base pairs of context.
Delta Sharing becomes OpenSharing for models and skills, Debezium can now push changes straight into Unity Catalog, and Genie goes pay-as-you-go.
Baseten built a cloud for agents, Surge RL-tuned Nemotron past frontier scores on coding tasks, and Astera showed why the network is now the bottleneck.
LangChain made agents async, Warp and Forter rebuilt review around agents, and Scale Ventures cut a 36-minute CI run to 8.9 minutes. The code was never the slow part.
METR's high-access review finds Anthropic improving capabilities at roughly twice the 2024-25 rate, driven by AI use — and says the public risk report was overconfident.
525 security leaders say they cannot set a baseline for agent behaviour. A flaw in the tool built to vet AI servers shows why that matters.
Harvey wants its agents to share one record of the facts. A small AI-native firm shows the other route: small self-hosted models for bounded tasks.
Mistral shipped a big model with an enterprise platform, Fastino shipped five small models that decide instead of generate, and Nanbeige shipped one that declines most questions.
Google cut its video model's price 30% and made 15-second clips editable in conversation. Runway made a 57-billion-parameter model talk back in real time.
Two independent evaluations of GPT-6 Cyber agree on the shape of the result: it finds more, finishes scripted attacks, and still fails against hardened targets.
SoundHound, Innodata, Serve Robotics, and Airship AI all grew and all raised their sights. The common thread is recurring revenue and cost discipline.
A $5.3 billion radar deal and a $2.5 billion raise say the bottleneck in autonomous defence is perception, and it is now being bought, not built.
Two acquisitions and a services push point the same way: the winning pitch is now owning the workflow, the browser, and the proof it worked.
Only 12 of 30 mouse phenotypes carry to humans, and cell-line drug data needs remapping to match patients. The fix is measuring transfer, not assuming it.
Four preprints cover annotation, antibody screening, molecule design and a cancer target map. The shared move: judge proteins by what they do.
Payoneer is merging, Priority is going private, and Affirm and Bill keep growing. Meanwhile shoppers tell Nuvei: AI can search, but verify it before it pays.
Simon, Regency and Iron Mountain all lifted payouts. The rent cycle is paying out — with one flat spot in apartments.
Contracts fell 15.5% and listings 17.1%. Compass still set records, Howard Hughes is going asset-light, and the mortgage lender closed its GSE chapter.
Shield is buying Echodyne, Axon is buying into Skydio, and the order books behind them are at records. The government is financing the factories too.
Live Nation drew 61 million fans while Papa Johns and Wendy's sales fell. BJ's and El Pollo Loco show the split is about execution, not just the consumer.
London and Prague hiked, Oslo held, Mexico City cut. The split is about how long energy-driven inflation lasts — and where rates settle.
Hosts on three shows read the same November 5 rout two ways: the AI trade is cooling, but the credit behind it is still funding the buildout.
In 308,600 people, 31.3% with normal BMI carried hidden central-adiposity risk. Genetic clusters split insulin resistance into distinct pathways.
A meta-analysis finds no significant protection from vitamin D, as a low-cost typing method and routine resistance testing show what detection can do.
From a Naval Academy graduate in Cincinnati to a linebacker raised on Navy bases, the 2026 nominees announced this week were picked for years of military community work.
Baltimore put both its quarterbacks on injured reserve, Minnesota turned to Carson Wentz for Monday night, and Seattle's Drew Lock is starting again. The returns matter too.
The Justice Department launched a super-intelligence task force, the FTC unsealed new details in its Amazon ads case, and Britain's financial regulator opened a quantum lab for fighting financial crime.
Ohio, Illinois, Mississippi, West Virginia and Delaware all announced Treasury-approved designations that take effect on January 1, 2027, for a ten-year run.
Deoxygenation trends vanish below the surface, cold extremes outlast the warming mean, and gas levels swing sharply along one coastline.