Author: Olsi

Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5.1 for general use and Claude Mythos 5.1 for vetted organizations. Both use the same underlying model, but Mythos comes with fewer restrictions for advanced cybersecurity and life-science research. Anthropic is starting September with one of its biggest Claude releases of the year. The company has launched Claude Fable 5.1, its latest model for coding, reasoning and professional knowledge work, alongside Claude Mythos 5.1, a more restricted-access version of the same underlying model designed for organizations working on advanced cybersecurity and biological research. The distinction matters. Anthropic is effectively creating two paths for the same…

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The investment is part of a much larger partnership that will connect MediaTek’s custom AI silicon to NVIDIA infrastructure, while the two companies expand their work across PCs and automotive systems. NVIDIA is putting another $3.5 billion behind its expanding AI ecosystem.The company has invested $3.5 billion in convertible bonds issued by MediaTek, while the two semiconductor giants are significantly expanding their collaboration across AI data centers, custom silicon, PCs and vehicles. The money is only one part of the story. The more important development is NVIDIA’s decision to bring MediaTek deeper into NVLink Fusion, its platform for connecting custom…

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NVIDIA is preparing to change the way modern games look once again, but its new DLSS 5 technology is arriving with a cost that could trigger another major debate among PC gamers. The company has confirmed that DLSS 5 will officially launch on September 3, 2026, debuting in NBA 2K27 and introducing a new system called 3D-Guided Neural Rendering designed to add more realistic lighting, materials and visual detail through artificial intelligence. The goal is ambitious. NVIDIA wants games to move closer to Hollywood-level visual realism without requiring GPUs to calculate every complex lighting effect, reflection and material response through…

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A major rivalry in the global television market has moved into the courtroom. TCL has filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles against Samsung Electronics America, accusing the company of advertising certain televisions as using “Mini LED” technology even though, according to TCL, the disputed products do not contain the advanced technology associated with that label. The lawsuit, filed Monday, focuses on Samsung’s M Model televisions. TCL alleges that Samsung marketed the models as Mini LED televisions while, in reality, the company claims they are based on older conventional LED designs. The dispute is significant because Mini LED is not…

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Meta is testing a new generation of robots inside its data centers, moving automation beyond warehouses and factories and into one of the most demanding environments in modern technology infrastructure. The machines are being trained to perform tasks that have traditionally required technicians, including swapping network cables, restarting servers, moving equipment and reseating hardware. The development is particularly significant because Meta is simultaneously expanding its data-center footprint to support the enormous computing requirements of artificial intelligence. The company is building increasingly large AI infrastructure, including its Prometheus cluster, which Meta says will reach one gigawatt of capacity. According to reporting…

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