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Texas disclosure puts Oracle healthcare breach at nearly 20 million people

Information released by the Texas attorney general puts the scope of last year's cybersecurity breach at Oracle's healthcare unit at nearly 20 million people, Bloomberg reported. The breach compromised personal information belonging to those individuals.
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OpenAI seeks UAE investors to anchor $30 billion financing

OpenAI is in talks with multiple investment funds from the United Arab Emirates to help anchor a $30 billion financing round, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The funds include Abu Dhabi-based MGX; the f...

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Schneider Electric set to acquire PTC for $22.6 billion

Schneider Electric is set to acquire industrial software company PTC for $22.6 billion, TechStory reports. The transaction would be the French engineering company's largest acquisition and expand its software portfolio for manufac...

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Valon raises $150M Series D at $2.3B valuation

Valon raised a $150M Series D from Ribbit, a16z and other investors at a $2.3B valuation, Forbes reported. The company makes software to help U.S. mortgage companies reduce administrative work and costs in a market whose payment s...

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Reflection introduces Beam and plans open-weight release this month

Reflection introduced Beam, a model for coding, reasoning and tasks that use tools, and said it will release the model's weights and developer artifacts later this month. The model is undergoing final safety testing and evaluation...

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AWS reports 89.0% success for Continuum on code security benchmark

AWS says its Continuum security system passed 819 of 920 tasks on CyberGym-E2E within the benchmark's 90-minute limit, achieving an 89.0% success rate. That exceeds the previous public high of 65.9% by 23.1 percentage points. The...

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