| Manage all AI prompts from one structured library with WinBuzzer Prompt Station. Use prompt-chains, prompts, text insertions with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, AI Studio, Mistral. With versioning, export/import, hotkey access, bookmarks-bar support, and many more features.
|
New York Lawmakers Pass Roadblock For New Data Centers
New York lawmakers approved a one-year data center moratorium as Governor Hochul weighs grid-demand studies, ratepayer costs, and new limits on large projects.
Reid Hoffman Sets Microsoft Board Exit to Focus on His AI Drug Discovery Startup
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman will leave Microsoft's board after the 2026 shareholder vote as he spends more time on Manas, his AI drug-discovery startup.
Google Releases Smaller Gemma 4 QAT Models for Local AI
Google's Gemma 4 QAT models include a sub-1 GB E2B text-only setup for lower-memory local AI on laptops, phones, GPUs, and edge devices.
Google Taps SpaceX for $920M Monthly AI Compute Deal
Google has turned to SpaceX for AI compute access to 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs, with delivery clauses deciding if $920M a month becomes a durable revenue stream.
Training Details For Microsoft New In-House AI Models Put Clean-Data Promise in Doubt
Microsoft’s in-house MAI-Thinking-1 faces scrutiny over Common Crawl and public-web training data despite its pitch about clean, commercially licensed data.
Azure Linux 4.0 Preview Opens for Azure VM Customers
Microsoft has opened Azure Linux 4.0 preview for Azure VMs and containers, giving teams a test path before support and FIPS validation finish for general use.
Microsoft Edge Retires Custom Primary Password in Windows Hello Push
Microsoft Edge now routes saved-password access through Windows Hello and device checks, reducing one reusable secret while making local sign-in more important.
Anthropic Says Claude Now Writes 80% of Its Production Code, Targets Full Self-Improving AI
Anthropic says Claude now authors over 80% of Anthropic production code, shifting risk from writing software to reviewing AI-made changes before they ship inside live systems.
China’s Silicon Carbide Leverage Raises AI Power Supply Risk
China's silicon carbide leverage has made 8-inch wafer output a supply-chain risk as AI data centers need higher-voltage power hardware at scale.
Analysts Value SpaceX at Less Than Half Its IPO Target
Morningstar values SpaceX at $780 billion, less than half its $1.75 trillion IPO target, making June pricing a test of Starlink, losses, and xAI.
OpenAI Codex Helps Expose Decades Old HTTP/2 Bomb Server Attack
OpenAI Codex helped security researchers expose HTTP/2 Bomb, a decades old server-memory attack; nginx, Apache, and Envoy already have fixes but IIS and Pingora stay unresolved.
OpenAI Expands ChatGPT Memory With Editable Summaries
OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT memory, giving Plus and Pro users in the US editable summaries as Free and Go accounts wait for a global rollout in the coming weeks.
Meta Turns its Business Agent Into Paid AI Revenue Stream
Meta Business Agent adds paid customer-service AI to WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram, as Meta tests subscriptions and usage-based billing beyond ads.
Microsoft Adds New RTX Spark Dev Box to AI Agent Stack
Microsoft has added the Surface RTX Spark Dev Box to NVIDIA's local AI stack, linking Windows PCs, Azure and OpenShell controls for agent testing ahead of rollout.
VS Code Exploit Stole GitHub Tokens via github.dev
A now fixed VS Code exploit for github.dev was able to steal GitHub OAuth tokens after one malicious link, exposing private repositories.
Tencent Is Developing a WeChat AI Agent for In-App Tasks
Tencent is reportedly developing a WeChat AI agent that would use mini programs to complete in-app tasks, with review and external tests still ahead.
Nvidia CEO Pitches AI Returns to Private Capital Investors
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used a closed-door Taipei investor forum to argue that AI investment returns have reset and to court family offices and financial institutions as capital sources for AI infrastructure.
GitLab Cuts Staff as AI Workloads Reshape the Platform
GitLab has announced plans to cut 14% of staff and exit 22 countries, shifting savings to AI-agent infrastructure while reliability risks grow for customers.
