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TEXXR Post Analysis

Cursor Entered Kimi’s Training Loop for Composer 2

On March 21, Cursor said it “should have mentioned” that Composer 2 started from Moonshot’s Kimi K2.5; Moonshot says Cursor continued pretraining and applied high-compute RL while Fireworks AI served inference. The two accounts name three companies across four operational layers but disclose no routing share, revenue split, or switching terms.

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HackerOne’s $81M Bug-Bounty Bottleneck

The report-volume model is breaking under agentic security research. HackerOne paid $81 million in rewards in the past year, up 13% year over year, even as curl moved to end its HackerOne program after a surge of low-quality AI-generated submissions.

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Why OpenRouter’s 25T Tokens Need a Workload Ledger

OpenRouter reportedly processes 25T tokens a week across more than 400 models, while DeepSeek V4-Flash lists at $0.14 per million input tokens. Easy switching makes task completion, failures, deployment and review part of every procurement decision.

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CXMT Turns 4% DRAM Share Into China Leverage

Reuters put CXMT at 4% of global DRAM in Q2 2025, while Omdia estimated 7.67% in Q1 2026; its Shanghai debut then produced a $487 billion market value. A reported Tencent contract and Apple’s China-market tests show a route into domestic procurement, but not broad qualified capacity or HBM parity.