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Compromised Google Calendar invites can hijack ChatGPT’s Gmail connector and leak emails
A security researcher has demonstrated how a malicious Google Calendar invite can prompt-inject ChatGPT and coax it into leaking private emails once Google connectors are enabled.
China’s Great Firewall suffers its biggest leak ever as 500GB of source code and docs spill online
Chinese censorship suffered a significant breach on September 11, when researchers confirmed that more than 500GB of internal documents had been dumped online.
Nvidia steps back from DGX Cloud
Nvidia’s DGX Cloud, once positioned as a direct-to-enterprise AI cloud, has quietly taken a backseat in the company’s external strategy.
OpenAI and Microsoft reach an understanding over ongoing contract negotiations — but AGI clause remains an uncertainty
Premium OpenAI and Microsoft has struck a memorandum of understanding on their ongoing contract negotiations, opening the door for OpenAI to begin corporate restructuring.
The new frontier: Meet the power players cashing in on the AI gold rush
Premium Many of the world's richest people are the founders and CEOs of the top tech firms cashing in on the big AI boom, with some particular standouts "earning" tens of billions of dollars in a single day.
Nvidia and Kioxia target 100 million IOPS SSD in 2027
Kioxia is working with Nvidia to develop a 100 million IOPS SSD for AI servers by 2027, likely leveraging unconventional NAND architectures.
Top China silicon figure calls on country to stop using Nvidia GPUs for AI
Develop AI-specific ASICs instead.
OpenAI signs contract to buy $300 billion worth of Oracle computing power over the next five years
Instantly boosting Oracle CEO Larry Ellison to the world's richest man, but questions remain about how either company will afford such a deal.
DDoS scrubbing service ironic target of massive attack it was built to prevent
A DDoS scrubbing service has been hit with a massive attack from over 11,000 distributed networks, with peak traffic of 1.5 billion packets per second.
China's chip champions ramp up production of AI accelerators at domestic fabs, but HBM and fab production capacity are towering bottlenecks
Millions of China-made AI accelerators are incoming from multiple companies in 2025 - 2026, but they may not be enough to meet the performance demands of local AI companies.