New VentureBeat Pulse Research finds orchestration ambition is outpacing real multi-step execution, plus cost control gaps.

A $857,600 marker and switch beat the usual “collectible junk” logic, even if the sale didn’t set records.

A major Doom expansion landed July 7, but the same week id’s headcount got slashed, shadowing the launch.

Artemis III is moving from assembly milestones to launch-day rehearsal, locking in procedures for SLS propellant loading and terminal count.

OpenAI says GPT-Red is too dangerous to share, raising new questions about AI testing, governance, and red-teaming practices.

The convenience chain is replacing vSphere with StorMagic as it exits Broadcom-era virtualization at 838 locations.

The Apache 2.0 release gives enterprises an on-prem contender, with controllable thinking effort and censorship-resistance benchmarks.

A hacker’s disclosure is the clearest public evidence yet that Suno’s model learned from unlicensed music at massive scale.

WIRED revisits Meta’s NameTag claims after executives delivered confusing and conflicting remarks about its existence.

Roblox Connect launched in 2023, but the company says calls now go mostly through party voice chat.

Enterprises pilot agents at scale, but fail in production because reliability is multi-dimensional and poorly measured.

The extra capital doubles down on proprietary body-scanning paired with bloodwork, sharpening the race to quantify health in real time.