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Nvidia's Huang says unsafe AI could trigger chip supply cutoff

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said he would halt chip supplies to a customer developing unsafe AI software. His statement makes customer software safety a potential condition of continued chip access, although he said he does not believe the current level of concern about AI is warranted.
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Modal raises $750 million at $15.75 billion valuation

AI cloud startup Modal raised $750 million at a $15.75 billion post-money valuation, Bloomberg reported. The financing comes amid demand for infrastructure to build and run AI applications. CEO Erik Bernhardsson discussed the com...

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Salience Labs raises $125 million for optical switching technology

Salience Labs raised a $125 million Series B led by Bullhound Capital, SiliconANGLE reported. The startup develops specialized all-optical circuit switching technology for AI data centers and is seeking a bigger role in speeding u...

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Cisco patches exploited email gateway flaw allowing root access

Cisco has patched an actively exploited Secure Email Gateway vulnerability that allows unauthenticated attackers to execute commands with root privileges. Its Wednesday advisory says CVE-2026-76519 arises from improper handling of...

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Humanly acquires CareerArc to add recruitment marketing tools

Humanly acquired recruitment marketing company CareerArc, combining its automated chat, screening and interview tools with social recruiting software and interactive career-site maps. The deal is Humanly's fifth acquisition since ...