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Hugging Face’s Breach Put Runtime Control on Trial

Hugging Face’s agentic intrusion reached internal clusters and credentials, while Chinese models account for nearly 60% of token usage by U.S. companies on OpenRouter. Buyers now have to contract for identity, jurisdiction, containment, and recovery across models.

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Meta’s Marketplace Needs More Than a Face

Meta’s Seller app can build a Marketplace listing from one photo while the company tests face checks for scams and uses video selfies for account recovery. Facebook’s recognition history reaches back to a 2015 system reported to identify obscured faces with 83% accuracy.

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Qualcomm’s $15B Bet Moves the Edge Inward

Qualcomm targets $15B in fiscal-2029 data-center chip sales, with Dragonfly C1000 due in 2028 and Meta as its first named user. Deployment still depends on software, interconnect, memory, power, and capacity arriving together.

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Microsoft’s 85% PowerPoint Model Switch

After MAI ranked third on Arena, Microsoft replaced OpenAI image models in PowerPoint and Bing. Mustafa Suleyman said PowerPoint’s model-running cost fell about 85%.

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Qualcomm’s $15B Route From AI PCs to Data Centers

Qualcomm’s 45-TOPS Snapdragon X Elite cleared the 40-TOPS AI-PC threshold. Its planned nearly $4 billion Modular acquisition and $15 billion data-center sales target connect device distribution, developer software, and centralized compute.

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Microsoft’s MAI Cost Cut Reveals the Switchboard

Microsoft says its MAI models cost about 85% less to run in PowerPoint than the OpenAI image models they replaced. Its parallel Mistral expansion across Azure gives the company more suppliers—and more control over the inference bill.