Cloud GPU provider CoreWeave began offering the new RTX PRO 6000 (Blackwell) across its fleet today—bringing workstation-class ray tracing and AI horsepower to on-demand renders.

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Google Security Command Center now surfaces the most critical software vulnerabilities hitting your Kubernetes clusters, giving ops teams a live patch-priority list directly inside the console.

Google’s July 10 policy refresh forces social and dating apps to self-certify child-protection standards and requires new disclosures for health apps—devs have 30 days to comply or risk takedowns.

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Brussels just unveiled a voluntary Code-of-Practice that tells big-model builders exactly how to handle transparency, copyright, and safety ahead of the EU AI Act’s binding GPAI rules next August. Signatories get legal certainty now, while stragglers face heavy fines later.

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Video-game performers are tallying final votes on a three-year deal that delivers double-digit raises and strict rules on AI likeness usage—potentially ending an 11-month strike if ratified later tonight.

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Figma’s community launched its global World Tour today, streaming back-to-back talks from London to Karachi—spotlighting AI workflows, design leadership, and Figma’s latest prototype tools.

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At its New York Unpacked keynote, Samsung unveiled an 8-inch, thinner Galaxy Z Fold 7, a larger-battery Flip 7, and a Watch 8 trio—each powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite and loaded with new Galaxy AI features.

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A fresh GitHub MCP update adds a “delegate” command so devs can spin up Copilot coding agents to refactor files, write tests, or draft docs in the background—without leaving their IDE flow.

Q&A up-start Perplexity rolled out Comet, a desktop and mobile browser that bakes generative search, sidebar chat, and privacy-preserving summaries right into the address bar—no plug-ins required.

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Chip-giant Nvidia closed at a record valuation above $4 trillion, cementing its status as the first semiconductor firm to join the four-comma club—and underscoring Wall Street’s bet that AI compute is still in hyper-growth mode.

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