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A confidential IPO filing by OpenAI follows Anthropic's move, raising urgency for boards watching the AI capital cycle.
An M1 or better is required, Intel updates last longer than expected, and Rosetta’s future gets narrower.
Claude Code now writes, tests, and reviews itself, pushing developers into manager roles and raising recursive-risk questions.
Apple will extend iOS 27 to iPhone 11 and iPhone SE (2nd gen), while trimming iPadOS 27 support for select iPads.
New granular tools for app time, contact permissions, and what children can see arrive this autumn in iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27.
The Siri upgrade is the headline, but the real signal is continuity risk for Apple’s roadmap in the Cook exit.
If Apple’s roadmap holds, decision-makers get a rare gift: longer device lifecycles without sacrificing performance.
The takedowns targeted Azure and AI coding tools, and the incident raises fresh questions about open-source supply-chain risk.
Apple’s WWDC 2026 update spells out how next-gen Siri, iOS features, and a Google-backed AI stack ship together.
The crew returns with an “Mach 39” emblem after a 10-day Moon loop, and NASA explains the measurement fight.
The company says it rebuilt Siri with AI at its core and is previewing it at WWDC 2026, starting a new voice era.
A quiet deletion in Meta AI changes the compliance and product-risk calculus for every wearable and AR player.
