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💰 Amazon acquires AI wearable maker Bee
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- Amazon announced it is buying Bee, the maker of a smart bracelet that acts as a personal AI assistant by listening to the user's daily conversations.
- The Bee Pioneer bracelet costs $49.99 plus a monthly fee and aims to create a "cloud mirror" of your phone with access to personal accounts.
- Bee states it does not store user audio recordings, but it remains unclear if Amazon will continue this specific privacy policy following the official acquisition.
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☁️ OpenAI agrees to a $30B annual Oracle cloud deal
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- OpenAI confirmed its massive contract with Oracle is for data center services related to its Stargate project, with the deal reportedly worth $30 billion per year.
- The deal provides OpenAI with 4.5 gigawatts of capacity at the Stargate I site in Texas, an amount of power equivalent to about two Hoover Dams.
- The reported $30 billion annual commitment is triple OpenAI’s current $10 billion in yearly recurring revenue, highlighting the sheer financial scale of its infrastructure spending.
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🛡️ Apple launches $20 subscription service to protect your gadgets
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- Apple's new AppleCare One service is a $19.99 monthly subscription protecting three gadgets with unlimited repairs for accidental damage and Theft and Loss coverage.
- The plan lets you add products that are up to four years old, a major increase from the normal 60-day window after you buy a new device.
- Apple requires older items to be in "good condition" and may run diagnostic checks, while headphones can only be included if less than a year old.
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☢️ US nuclear weapons agency breached using Microsoft flaw
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- Hacking groups affiliated with the Chinese government breached the National Nuclear Security Administration by exploiting a vulnerability in on-premises versions of Microsoft's SharePoint software.
- Although the nuclear weapons agency was affected, no sensitive or classified information was stolen because the department largely uses more secure Microsoft 365 cloud systems.
- The flaw allowed attackers to remotely access servers and steal data, but Microsoft has now released a patch for all impacted on-premises SharePoint versions.
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🤖 Alibaba launches its most powerful AI coding model
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- Alibaba launched its new open-source AI model, Qwen3-Coder, which is designed for software development and can handle complex coding workflows for programmers.
- The model is positioned as being particularly strong in “agentic AI coding tasks,” allowing the system to work independently on different programming challenges.
- Alibaba's data shows the model outperformed domestic competitors like DeepSeek and Moonshot AI, while matching U.S. models like Claude and GPT-4 in certain areas.
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📉 Google AI Overviews reduce website clicks by almost 50%
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- A new Pew Research Center study shows that Google's AI Overviews cause clicks on regular web links to fall from 15 percent down to just 8 percent.
- The research also found that only one percent of users click on the source links that appear inside the AI answer, isolating traffic from external websites.
- Publishers are fighting back with EU antitrust complaints, copyright lawsuits, and technical defenses like Cloudflare’s new “Pay Per Crawl” system to block AI crawlers.
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