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“Attackers have frontier AI. Defenders need a frontier AI ecosystem.” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang issued the warning on X as the company introduced the Open Secure AI Alliance, a coalition helping security teams understand and control powerful AI agents. OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic are missing from the inaugural group. Their absence creates an early challenge for Huang’s vision of bringing leading open and closed AI systems into the same defense community. The names building Nvidia’s AI defense network The Open Secure AI Alliance unites companies across AI and cybersecurity, plus cloud and enterprise software. Prominent members include: Microsoft Hugging Face…

An illustration shows campers using a smartphone to connect with a stylized Amazon Leo satellite network. (Amazon Photoillustration) Amazon Leo has asked the Federal Communications Commission to approve its plan to launch up to 5,105 satellites capable of providing space-based connectivity for mobile devices. “Our plan is to start deploying in 2028, and we’re excited to work with partners to make it happen,” Chris Weber, vice president of business and product for Amazon Leo, said on X. The direct-to-device network, Amazon Leo D2D, would complement Amazon’s satellite network for high-speed internet service via fixed antennas. It would also leverage the…

After suggesting a wood-burning stove, and a mini bellows, you should have seen this coming. What you need to complete the full-fire package is Cooking on Fire, a gorgeous book of recipes and techniques for cooking over an open flame. Cooking on Fire has a good mix of recipes, ranging from simple and delicious veggies to slow-cooked meats that require hours. There’s also plenty of background on different types of fires and cooking techniques, as well as all the equipment you might want to cook various things (for example: spits, forked sticks, cast iron pans, and so on). It’s everything…

Need some help with today’s Mini Crossword? The first two clues require you to know a little bit about different alphabets. Read on for all the answers. The completed NYT Mini Crossword puzzle for July 28, 2026. Mini across clues and answers 1A clue: Letter after alpha, in the Greek alphabetAnswer: BETA 5A clue: Letter after Alfa, in the NATO phonetic alphabetAnswer: BRAVO 6A clue: Barrier reef organismAnswer: CORAL 7A clue: Bout of sniffling and sneezing, sayAnswer: COLD 8A clue: Blue expanseAnswer: SKY Mini down clues and answers 1D clue: “Babbling” body of waterAnswer: BROOK 2D clue: Before expectedAnswer: EARLY…

At AMD’s Advancing AI event, Lisa Su called her shot – just like Babe Ruth. The question now is whether AMD has built the engineering machine to hit it. Last week, we argued that AMD’s next reinvention did not require it to beat Nvidia. Rather, we said, the company needed to become the indispensable second platform in a rapidly expanding AI infrastructure market. That thesis was well received. But at Advancing AI, Lisa Su raised the stakes considerably. AMD didn’t present its new products like Venice, Instinct MI455X, Helios and ROCm as “respectable alternatives.” It claimed outright leadership across CPUs, GPUs, rack-scale…

Q&M Dental Group is eyeing 300 clinics with a S$146M expansion plan If you’ve walked around Singapore long enough, you’ve probably seen one: a neighbourhood dental clinic with bright green lettering and a giant tooth logo. Chances are, you never thought much about it. But behind those familiar storefronts sits a SGX-listed company worth over S$500 million, operating 110 clinics across Singapore and now pursuing acquisitions in Australia, Thailand, China, and even of another local rival. That company is Q&M Dental Group—and after nearly three decades of quietly dominating Singapore’s heartlands, it’s now betting big on becoming a regional dental…

New logos get all the glory. Expansion revenue funds the business. Here’s what account farming actually looks like when it’s done right. New logo acquisition gets the war room treatment. SDR headcount. Outbound sequences. ABM campaigns. Intent data subscriptions. Pipeline reviews every Thursday. The whole GTM machine pointed squarely at companies that have never bought from you before. Meanwhile, the accounts that already cut you a check, already proved your product solves something real for them, already offered you access to their systems and their people? They get a quarterly check-in. Maybe a renewal call sixty days out. And a…

NVIDIA and 36 other organizations have formed the Open Secure AI Alliance to develop and share open technologies, techniques, and tools for securing software and artificial intelligence (AI) agents. The 37-member group spans cloud, security, enterprise software, and AI companies, including Microsoft, Cisco, Cloudflare, CrowdStrike, Hugging Face, IBM, Palo Alto Networks, Red Hat, and the Linux Foundation. Its stated scope covers the full agent stack, including identity, permissions, isolation, guardrails, logs, model formats, multi-model scanning, and secure coding workflows. The pitch is that cyber defenders need AI models they can read, change, and run on their own hardware, not only…

The debate around GTA 6’s “physical” edition just got another twist. Rockstar has confirmed on its official website that PS5 download codes included with physical copies of Grand Theft Auto VI sold in Japan will expire 170 days after the game’s November 19, 2026 launch date. That means players who don’t redeem the code before roughly May 8, 2027 could be left with nothing more than an empty game box, even though they purchased a physical copy. The company says the policy is required due to regional regulations in Japan. Why only Japan? According to Rockstar’s updated support page as…

An Australian energy retailer has joined the country’s growing list of major cyberattack victims after confirming hackers accessed customer data, including partial banking information. Origin Energy confirmed that hackers accessed and stole customer information after an unauthorized party sent samples of the allegedly stolen data to an Australian media outlet. The company said the exposed information includes names, addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, and some account details. While Origin Energy says no complete financial credentials were exposed, the combination of personal and partial financial information could still give attackers enough context to launch convincing phishing campaigns, impersonate victims, or commit…