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Moonshot AI's Kimi 3 is poised to be a 2–3 trillion-parameter open-weight Chinese model, aiming to close the gap with Anthropic’s Opus 4.8, while Moonshot contemplates a fresh round valuing the company around $31.5 billion after a May $2 billion raise at a $20 billion valuation.
TechCrunch reports Iran exploited SS7 and ad-tech vulnerabilities to locate U.S. military targets in the Middle East, per Financial Times and related research.
Uber is pausing five of seven planned European market launches in 2026 to focus on existing markets, with antitrust considerations tied to a potential Delivery Hero acquisition.
Vulcan Elements, backed by Donald Trump Jr.’s 1789 Capital, won a $620M DoD contract as part of a broader $1.4B effort to domestically secure rare-earth magnets, signaling a meaningful government-backed revenue stream for a small-cap defense tech supplier.
Insurers are seeking regulatory carve-outs to exclude AI-related liabilities from policies amid concerns about systemic risk and black-box AI failures, citing high-profile missteps and potential multi-thousand‑claim scenarios.
BYD plans 3,000 1,500 kW Flash fast chargers in Europe by end of next year at about €580,000 each (roughly $670k), for a total of ~US$2 billion, with early installs in Germany and the UK and a contrast to Tesla’s 500 kW V4 network (20,000 chargers in Europe).
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