Anthropic adds Claude Code restrictions on recreating existing games
Company programmer Addy Osmani confirmed new instructions for the Opus 5.5 model, saying Anthropic would continue adjusting the rules.
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Google to require schools to opt in to Gemini and Search for students
Guided Learning is also expanding in education, with worldwide Classroom availability and a planned Search trial at selected US schools.
T-Mobile launches 5-gigabit fiber with a 10-year price guarantee
The service costs US$90 per month with autopay, excluding taxes and fees. A limited-time offer includes bill credits and prepaid cards.
Bosch to create semiconductor division with €5 billion sales target
The division will begin operating in January 2028 as Bosch seeks chip customers in robotics, factory automation, AI data centers and consumer devices.
Bull and Schwarz Digits plan joint European AI infrastructure
The planned collaboration targets regulated and strategic sectors, with sensitive data and operations intended to remain under European control.
Apple CEO signals no shift toward merging Mac and iPad operating systems
John Ternus said Apple is focused on developing each product while continuing to share features across its devices.
Samsung’s second Texas fab to make AMD and Nvidia memory parts, report says
Maeil Business Newspaper says orders cover the plant’s full output, with AMD accounting for most of the volume. Samsung declined to comment.
CentOS co-founder reports building Linux-compatible kernel with AI in 11 days
The Ginux research project can boot Rocky Linux 10, but operates only in a virtual machine and has not received an independent security audit.
Nvidia reportedly limits cloud partners' business with Chinese customers
The requirement would apply only to new contracts, with existing agreements unaffected, according to the Financial Times.
Engineering firm reports more than 100 prompt-led B2B projects
Germany’s kabkin says its Prompt-to-Product tool offers an initial engineering feasibility assessment within 24 hours for relevant requests.
