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PremiumHow a cavalcade of blunders gave unauthorized users access to Claude MythosIt's hard for AI tools to prevent social engineering and third-party hacks.
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PremiumCongress moves to strip the DoC of chip-export discretion with the MATCH ActA bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers introduced the Multilateral Alignment of Technology Controls on Hardware Act, or MATCH Act, in early April.
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PremiumChinese chipmakers made record profit in 2025, despite slipping marginsApplied Materials, Lam Research, and KLA booked a combined $19 billion in China revenue across their fiscal 2025 reporting periods.
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PremiumLocal political revolts threaten to derail US data center projectsRejected proposals, moratoriums, cancelled rezoning, rallies, and fliers are all hampering the AI build out.
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PremiumYMTC's third Wuhan fab clears Beijing's 50% local tooling threshold as two more are plannedChina’s YMTC is expected to start operations at its Phase 3 Wuhan fab late this year as the first leading-edge memory plant built to comply with Beijing's unwritten 50% tooling requirement.
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PremiumAnthropic's Claude Mythos might be the best overall AI model for cybersecurity but cheaper models can attain similar results, research showsLightweight models could offer much of the same, at a much lower price.
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PremiumAnthropic's Claude Mythos isn't a sentient super-hacker, it's a sales pitch — claims of 'thousands' of severe zero-days rely on just 198 manual reviewsMany of the "thousands" of bugs and vulnerabilities it found are in older software, or are impossible to exploit.
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PremiumInside the cat-and-mouse game between Denuvo and the piracy sceneA brief history of Denuvo DRM and the new hypervisor bypass.
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Tech IndustryWhy TSMC grew four times faster than its foundry rivals in 2025That lopsided split isn’t a one-quarter anomaly or a function of a single product cycle, but instead reflects three massive advantages held by TSMC.
By Luke James Published
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