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Oura has opened a new front against Ultrahuman’s redesigned smart ring, asserting an ornamental-design patent and a utility patent granted two days before the lawsuit. Ring Pro remains on sale, and the claims have not been adjudicated.
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Elon Musk says SpaceX has closed $40 billion of debt for GPUs arriving in early 2027. The scale is consequential, but no public filing yet explains the pricing, maturity, collateral or even what “closed” means.
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Meta has postponed revised commercial terms until November 20 after publishers, advertisers and a U.S. senator challenged language they say could reach content beyond Meta’s platforms. Meta says the revision does not expand AI-training rights or override website owners’ robots.txt instructions.
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A new European Commission–EUIPO report values 2025 detentions at €6.3 billion. The mix of intercepted labels, packaging and e-commerce parcels shows how counterfeit supply chains are adapting—but record seizures do not by themselves prove the illegal market grew by the same amount.
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A federal judge heard competing bids to decide whether Anthropic’s use of copyrighted song lyrics to train Claude is protected by fair use. No ruling was issued, and the dispute now turns on a crucial distinction between transformative training and outputs that may compete with licensed lyrics or human-written songs.
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Four conditional CHIPS Act awards would fund high-voltage fusion electronics, vertical gallium-nitride transistors and ultra-pure quartz processing. The package targets the less visible hardware that converts and controls electricity, but every award still requires due diligence and a final agreement.
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PHP has issued urgent fixes for two critical flaws that can enable unauthenticated remote code execution on web servers. The vulnerabilities were independently uncovered with AI assistance, and signs of exploitation turned a coordinated disclosure into a global patching race.
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NVIDIA’s DSX POD reference design moves the integration of Vera Rubin computing, networking, power and liquid cooling into modular containers. The company says partners can connect units at a prepared site in as little as 14 days, but that clock does not include the hardest site, grid and permitting work.
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The Intellectual Property Office is asking whether non-binding assessments could give smaller companies an independent reference point in SEP licensing. No service has been approved, and the proposed opinions would not decide validity, infringement or essentiality.
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