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Cloudflare says the cuts are not about costs and not about performance. Fine. They happened anyway, right after strong earnings, because AI is now the cleanest available language for making labor sound obsolete.

A senior Nvidia VP said the cost of compute at his company is "far beyond" the cost of employees. That's worth reading twice — especially this week.

Beijing ordered Meta to reverse a completed $2B acquisition — after the team was integrated, the code was merged, and the deal was done. "Offshore" turns out to mean nothing.

The Vercel/Context.ai breach didn't start with a phishing email or a zero-day. It started with a Vercel employee downloading a cracked game. What followed is a masterclass in modern supply chain attacks.

Tesla's Q1 numbers beat expectations. Then Musk announced $25 billion in capex and confirmed negative free cash flow for the rest of 2026. The beat was a warm-up act.

Anthropic built a model that autonomously finds thousands of zero-days in production systems, then launched a private coalition to patch them before releasing it publicly.

Meta is recording every click to train its AI. The question isn't whether the explanation is technically true — it's whether we've decided this is acceptable.

Across the four major frontier labs, no single model wins everything right now. That's actually the most interesting the AI race has ever been.