The multiyear agreement covers equipment for tens of thousands of ground-based cell sites across the United States, with deployment expected to begin in 2027. The initial rollout will focus on terrestrial 5G, with equipment designed to support a multiband network that can be deployed in stages, according to The Economic Times.
PCMag reports that Qualcomm will supply Dragonwing technology.
Pierre’s technology already runs inside Codex, and OpenAI plans to integrate its Code Storage product into the coding system. According to The Wall Street Journal, Pierre’s open-source projects will remain freely available, while existing Code Storage customers will retain access to the tool as it becomes part of Codex.
Financial terms were not disclosed, according to RuntimeWire.
Attackers changed temperature and defrosting settings in cold stores holding blood products, with freezer settings reportedly raised from around −30°C to 110°C. Alarms alerted staff before any plasma or samples were damaged.
The checks apply to items shared through the Anyone with the Link setting, starting with version 27.3 of iOS, iPadOS, macOS and visionOS. According to AppleInsider, the material covered includes photos and files, and violations could lead to account bans or referrals to law enforcement.
Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana said customers wanted more consistent access to self-driving services when ordering rides, according to Bloomberg. That feedback prompted the decision to end the exclusive arrangement.
Voters supported measures limiting data centers in at least 29 US communities, according to Decrypt, amid debate over electricity bills, water supplies and public oversight.
Residents in more than 30 localities across nine states voted for moratoriums, outright bans, and other measures, some in direct response to specific projects underway.
Charge Robotics chief technology officer Max Justicz said he used a specialized OpenAI model to find a vulnerability in a popular open-source software that would allow someone to hack into major datacenters.
The move affects a supplier of ROM chips for Nintendo's Switch cartridges as Macronix redirects manufacturing toward flash memory for AI infrastructure.
US officials raised concerns with Oracle about its agreement with Tencent, according to the Financial Times, which linked the cancellation to pressure from the Trump administration.
The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-109518, could allow a man-in-the-middle attacker to replace a trusted software package and execute code with root privileges.