Chainguard puts Claude Mythos on troubleshooting, securing coding agents and expanding libraries

Chainguard Inc., a provider of secure software supply chain solutions, today introduced a vulnerability hunting service that leverages novel artificial intelligence models such as Anthropic PBC’s Claude Mythos 5.1, as well as two products for securing AI coding agents and an expansion of the Chainguard libraries. All four attended the company’s Assemble conference in London … Read more

Microfluidic chip uses tiny fibers to store memories in flowing water

Yale researchers have found a way to make flowing fluids remember previous events by using tiny flexible fibers that change shape under pressure. The discovery could help engineers develop soft robots that process information without traditional electronic controls. The idea turns a well-known technical problem on its head. Most fluid systems respond to the conditions … Read more

The new Apple Home Collection includes smart cameras, door locks and thermostats from LG and Schneider Electric

The big picture: Apple today unveiled a range of smart home hardware powered by Siri AI and Apple Intelligence at its Welcome Home event in New York City. The products signal the company’s newfound focus on the smart home segment after spending years largely on the fringes of a market dominated by Google, Amazon and … Read more

An oxygen-based technique controls 2D chip crystal growth with 99% success

Researchers in South Korea have developed a semiconductor manufacturing technique that has over 99% success in controlling where individual crystals form in 400 patterned growth regions, potentially helping manufacturers build vertically stacked computer chips. The technique allows researchers to grow a single crystal of molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂), a semiconductor just a few atomic layers thick, … Read more

Deliverance AI puts sovereign AI control on continuity check

Sovereign AI control is becoming a business continuity issue as autonomous agents take over essential business operations. Part of the challenge is keeping data within national borders, but companies also need to have control over agent behavior, external dependencies and the economics of keeping these systems running. Regulated companies need more than just access to … Read more

US lab designs magnetic stand for world’s first electron-ion accelerator

A redesigned superconducting magnet storage system at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory is expected to save about $420,000 while increasing storage capacity for equipment needed in a future particle accelerator. The four-tier structure can hold up to 45,000 pounds of magnets in a limited space. It was developed by Robert Desjardins, a … Read more

Epic Games’ Disney shooter is going AI first, whether the developers like it or not

Make compromises: Epic is now another major software company looking to integrate AI into everything it does. According to internal sources, the real test of fire for this “AI First” approach will be the shooter that Epic is developing together with Disney. If it ever comes out. Epic’s first game under its Disney partnership is … Read more