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Axcelis Technologies has completed a customer evaluation of its Purion XEmax high-energy ion implanter for a power-management IC application, marking a qualified production use case rather than a disclosed equipment order or volume ramp.
Microsoft has introduced Project Perception, an agentic security architecture intended to find, investigate and help remediate cyber risk continuously, with a public preview scheduled for August 3.
NVIDIA’s investment and long-term infrastructure partnership with Ilya Sutskever’s Safe Superintelligence gives a secretive safety-focused lab far greater capacity while underscoring how frontier AI competition is being shaped by access to compute.
Rambus’s second-quarter results show rising demand for the specialised memory-interface chips and high-speed interconnect IP that help data-centre systems move and manage data around AI workloads.
The EU’s AI Omnibus has entered into force, postponing the main high-risk AI deadlines while leaving several important AI Act duties on course to apply in August 2026.
Lattice Semiconductor has completed its acquisition of AMI, bringing low-power programmable logic and silicon-neutral platform firmware together under one corporate structure for AI and data-centre infrastructure.
Google has introduced Beyond Zero, an AI-era security framework that aims to make contextual authorisation decisions for every sensitive human and agent action.
Coca-Cola says most production has resumed at four US fairlife facilities, but the confirmed theft of data leaves the incident’s privacy and operational consequences under investigation.
Active exploitation, public proof-of-concept code and a growing set of recent SharePoint fixes have turned exposure management into an immediate incident-response priority for organisations running on-premise servers.
Intel’s second-quarter results show a sharp improvement in core operations, but they also underline how much its recovery depends on turning 18A production progress into durable product and foundry demand.
Google DeepMind and Google Cloud have pledged $40 million in AI tokens and cloud credits to support Department of Energy-backed research under the Genesis Mission.
Microsoft plans to introduce AMD’s Helios rack-scale AI systems, next-generation EPYC CPUs and expanded Pensando networking across Azure, extending its multi-vendor approach to AI infrastructure.
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