How Claude’s System Prompts Evolved in Two Phases
A Shakespearean sonnet, a Keats ode, a Puccini aria… If it dates from before 1929, you may quote it. That
Who Is Jacob Coxon, the Researcher Claiming AI Wants to Take Over
“I resigned from Anthropic today.” When Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old British researcher, explains on X the reasons that led him
Infrastructure and AI: Frugality as a Strategy
The race to build AI infrastructure is hitting new heights. IDC estimates that global spending reached $318 billion in 2025,
Mistral and Cloudera Forge Partnership for Sovereign AI
Mistral AI announces a partnership with Cloudera, aimed at integrating its language models into Cloudera’s hybrid data platform. The stated
Cursor Uses S3 to Rethink Git and Compete in the Git Market
Cursor has made its choice: Spokes is out, Continuity takes its place. The first is a consensus-based distributed storage system.
OpenAI Reveals How Much Its Coding Agents Cost
OpenAI has chosen to lift the veil a little on its own internal practices. In a post titled Research acceleration:
Why Do Half of AI Projects Fail Before They Even Begin
Storage: the blind spot in AI projects Artificial intelligence has become the top investment priority for businesses. They expect an
GPT-5.6 Astra: A Model That Poses Problems for OpenAI
The ability of GPT-6 Astra to control its chain-of-thought is problematic. OpenAI has been touting its new flagship in these
How Cisco Empowered 90,000 Employees with an AI Assistant
Cisco has made an individual AI agent available to nearly all of its 90,000 employees from the start of its
NetApp Acquires JetStream Software
NetApp has finalized the acquisition of JetStream Software, a software developer specializing in disaster recovery (DR) and the migration of