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🔄 Apple to rename its operating systems
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- Apple is going to change how it names its operating systems, ditching version numbers to instead mark them by year, similar to cars, Bloomberg reports.
- Future software versions will align with the year after release, meaning upcoming updates like iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26.
- Apple plans to officially announce this strategy at WWDC on June 9th, seeking more consistent software version numbers, as current ones like iOS 18 and watchOS 12 vary.
🚫 Trump bans sales of chip design software to China
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- The Trump administration told US companies supplying electronic design automation software to stop selling these services to Chinese groups, enacting a new export control.
- The Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security issued this directive via letters to electronic design automation groups including Cadence, Synopsys, and Siemens EDA.
- This measure aims to stymie China's development of leading-edge artificial intelligence chips by restricting access to essential American software for semiconductor design.
⚖️ Meta faces breakup threat as FTC monopoly trial ends
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- The Federal Trade Commission's monopoly trial against Meta has ended, with the agency pushing for a breakup to end its alleged control in "personal social networking services".
- Judge James Boasberg denied Meta's attempt to dismiss the case mid-trial and will take months to decide if the Instagram and WhatsApp acquisitions violated antitrust law.
- Meta and the FTC will file follow-up briefings over summer, after which Judge Boasberg aims to rule "expeditiously" on the purchases, potentially before this year concludes.
🧠 DeepSeek updates its R1 AI reasoning model
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- Chinese startup DeepSeek has released an updated version of its R1 reasoning AI model, which it calls a minor upgrade, on the developer platform Hugging Face.
- The updated R1 weighs in at 685 billion parameters, with its configuration files and weights posted to Hugging Face but without a model description.
- Under a permissive MIT license for commercial use, the large R1 model likely needs modification to run on typical consumer-grade hardware due to its size.
👀 Nvidia CEO warns that Chinese AI rivals are now ‘formidable’
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- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated Chinese competitors evolved, making firms like Huawei quite formidable after US restrictions on AI chip exports affected sales of H20 AI chips.
- Huang highlighted these rivals are rapidly increasing their capabilities and production volume, benefiting from the void left by American companies in that key region.
- Despite US policy aiming to limit access, Huang emphasized local firms find alternatives, underscoring the country's significant AI researcher population and importance.
💥 Musk reportedly tried to block OpenAI UAE AI deal
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- Elon Musk reportedly used President Trump's name as leverage with G42 executives to block OpenAI's AI data center deal in Abu Dhabi, WSJ said.
- Musk warned G42 executives their Stargate UAE project would not get White House approval unless his own AI startup, xAI, was included in the partnership.
- Despite Musk’s reported objections and his push for xAI, the Trump administration proceeded with and officially announced OpenAI’s data center agreement with G42.
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