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CEO of Uvify, Dr. Hyon Lim, explains why reliable positioning is essential for light show drones in this recent Velocity magazine article. hexagon.com/resources/magazi…
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As SaaS adoption accelerates, organizations are investing heavily in cloud, identity, and endpoint security. Yet critical SaaS applications often remain outside traditional security visibility, creating blind spots that expose enterprises to misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and third‑party integration risks.
In his latest whitepaper, Ashish Mishra, explores why SaaS has become a new breach frontier and how #SSPM can help organizations gain continuous visibility, reduce configuration drift, strengthen compliance, and proactively manage risk across their SaaS ecosystem.
Discover how to build a more resilient SaaS security strategy before hidden exposures become costly incidents.
Know more: techmahindra.com/insights/wh…
#ScaleAtSpeed #CyberSecurity #SaaSSecurity #RiskManagement #CyberResilience
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DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 is here and it is mogging every other chinese model
🚀 DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 is here!
Stronger benchmark performance, faster task completion, and shorter outputs than the previous version—a Pareto improvement in performance and cost. Now live on our website, app, and API.
🛠️ Optimized for @DeepSeekHarness, Tencent CodeBuddy, WorkBuddy, and more. Upgrade to DeepSeek Harness v0.2.1-rc.1 or later for the best experience with the new model.
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One model deciding whether your agent work passes can feel a little too fragile
on @termix_ai, AACP can run the client defined rubric inside a TEE and compare scores from multiple language models
Each dimension gets a median score, while unusually large disagreement between models is flagged for review
the final weighted result is checked against the threshold and the TEE produces an attestation of the exact code that ran
What stands out to me is that the system proves the agreed evaluation process was followed without pretending every model score is automatically correct
would you trust multi model evaluation more if every score and execution step could be audited?
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$IONQ Niccolo + Jordan Shapiro in Geneva at ID Quantique for the all-hands, right after the Elisity announcement.
The message is clear: quantum security and Zero Trust are being built together, on the ground.
#IonQ
$IONQ Jordan Shapiro, President of IonQ's Quantum Platform, was in Geneva yesterday with CEO Niccolo de Masi and Marc Nikles for an all-hands with the team.
"Thank you to our IonQ Geneva team for a full house at yesterday's all-hands, which I had the pleasure of hosting with Niccolo and Marc, and for an excellent evening together afterward. Always energizing to be in the room with this group!"
Geneva is home to ID Quantique, now part of IonQ, and one of the strongest teams in quantum-safe security and networking.
The timing matters. On Monday, IonQ announced the acquisition of Elisity and its Zero Trust platform. Two days later, leadership is in Geneva with the ID Quantique team. Quantum-safe encryption and Zero Trust access, coming together under one roof.
A full room, leadership on site, and a team that stays together after hours.
That's why I trust the people building this company.
#IonQ #QuantumComputing
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AI agents got into live systems of Indian organisations. Do you guys still think your data is safe? 😉
CERT-In says AI agents run by AI companies, while doing research and testing online, reached live systems of Indian organisations without permission. They read business records, including personal data, using keys and logins left exposed. None of the organisations noticed. The AI companies reported it themselves.
#CERTIn #AISecurity
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BORING NEWS: Here is a thread of the new aerial pics on the Vegas LOOP stations. via Reddit u/geoffreycarman. Check out more TBC news in the EC below!
- Westgate Station: New dual tunnel mouths are enclosed in security gates, with pavement replaced.
- Central Station: New ramp visible, with some construction work being covered. Status hard to fully assess without additional time-lapse photos. Expected to open relatively soon.
- South Lot / second Encore tunnel start area: A second tunnel appears to have been started here.
- Silver Lot junction: No visible change in a year or two since the site was covered.
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🎙️ Speech is now LIVE on QuickSilver Pro!
Drop-in replacement for OpenAI with massive cost savings:
📉 STT: $0.0003/min (20x cheaper than whisper-1)
🗣️ TTS: $1.50/1M chars (10x cheaper than tts-1)
5 open models. Same OpenAI endpoints.
Just change your base_url and you're set. 🚀 quicksilverpro.io/docs/quick…
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“In the current market, in which VLCCs can earn >$1m/day, there is an extreme “prompt delivery premium.” Secondhand vessels, which can be employed immediately in the current red hot market, are much more valuable than newbuildings for which you have to wait 3 years.”
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AMD just paid $8.2 billion to hire the godmother of AI 💸
@AMD is acquiring @theworldlabs, Fei-Fei Li’s spatial intelligence startup, in an all-stock deal.
Li becomes AMD’s Chief Scientist, reporting directly to CEO Lisa Su.
Two of the most powerful women in tech. One company.
So what does World Labs actually do? Spatial intelligence, AI that understands 3D space and how physical objects interact.
The kind of world model a robot needs to reason about its environment before it ever moves.
On paper this looks like a chip company buying a model company. But the real play is much more strategic.
NVIDIA has run this playbook for years. It doesn’t just sell chips to robotics companies, it builds the simulators, the training platforms, the foundation models, the safety systems.
The entire stack. So robotics defaults to NVIDIA not because the chips are the only option, but because the ecosystem is unmatched.
AMD is trying to change that. World Labs gives AMD a window into what physical AI workloads actually look like, and a way to shape its hardware roadmap around them before the market is locked in.
And for every robotics startup choosing infrastructure right now, a second serious option for compute is very good news. 👀
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In healthcare AI, organizing information, recommending an action and taking that action are different responsibilities.
I would define the intended use and consequence of error before deciding where human review belongs.
Where would you draw the line?
Competition from 5G is making internet access more affordable for Americans. On an average standalone plan, competition from 5G Home lowered cable bills by roughly $11 a month. Read more: bit.ly/4hLttun.
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This is something everyone in tech should give attention to.
So the 20 biggest AI and chip companies in the world just lost more than $1 trillion in four days. Nvidia alone lost about $291 billion.
And it happened during one of the best weeks AI has ever had. Meta gave away an 816 billion parameter model for free. TSMC, the company that actually builds the chips, posted its sixth record quarter in a row.
Most people see the red numbers and say the bubble finally popped.
My 2 cents: look at why the money left.
Nobody sold because AI stopped working. They sold because borrowing got more expensive. US government bonds now pay over 5%, and AI data centers are built almost entirely on borrowed money.
Picture a restaurant that's packed every single night, but the owner bought the building with a loan. The bank raises the rate, and suddenly he's in trouble with every table full.
That's AI this week. The tables are full. The loan just got pricier.
So stop asking whether AI is real. Ask who can still afford to keep building it when money costs 5%.
Which AI company do you think feels this first?
Palantir CEO Alex Karp: "Time is not time anymore."
"Time is accelerating."
"Time in this country in business is 5x what it was 5 years ago."
"The tactics of this are: shorten the timeline of execution. Anything that's taking too long, it's because there's something in the stack that's parasitic."
Vercel CEO @rauchg: “None of us, to my knowledge, can distort time.”
Palantir CEO Alex Karp: We can distort time.
“Time is not time.”
“We always assume a minute of time is a minute of time. It’s not.”
“Palantir is not like these atrophied companies. It takes them 3-5 years to get a year. It takes us a week to get a year.”
“A year is not a year for Palantir.”
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Can CCTV show why a situation is unsafe?
I built SiteCheck to review construction footage.
It’s powered by Glimpse from Elorian.
A new lab from the team behind Google’s Gemini and Apple’s MM-1.
Visual Thinking, applied to site safety.
Monitor a video and ask about safety.
SiteCheck returns timestamped concerns and their reasons.
No danger zones need to be drawn.
Here, a worker approaches an unguarded opening.
A fall-risk warning highlights the nearby worker.
It clears after he moves away.
The opening remains marked as a hazard.
The construction footage here is AI-generated.
The analysis comes from actual API calls.
@ElorianAI @AndrewDai
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Divetech is expanding beyond commercial diving with a Hybrid Access model that combines rope access, industrial inspection and robotics to reach difficult offshore, marine and onshore assets. hubs.la/Q04zPvVg0
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Your pickers shouldn't be spending their shift walking. With CaseFlow™, robots handle the travel and people focus on the picks. #supplychain












































