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Vinix OS: A Lean System Coded in V Challenges Decades of Linux Dominance (opens the original)
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Developers have spent years chasing lighter, faster alternatives to established operating systems. Few get far. Vinix, however, has drawn fresh attention in recent days. This independent Unix-like project runs entirely on code written in the V programming language. It boots to a functional desktop using just 100 MB of RAM. And it does so on real Apple Silicon hardware. The project lives at vinix-os.org. Its creators describe it as alpha software, not ready for daily drivers or production servers
Lucid and Bolt Bet Big on 25,000 European Robotaxis as Rivals Swarm the Continent (opens the original)
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Lucid Group just added another ambitious fleet deal to its books. On Thursday the California electric-vehicle maker teamed with Estonian ride-hailing giant Bolt to develop and field at least 25,000 self-driving cars across Europe. The vehicles will ride on Lucid’s still-unproven Midsize platform. They will target SAE Level 4 autonomy inside defined city zones. And they will draw computing muscle from Nvidia’s Hyperion architecture. The pact, announced jointly by both companies, carries no bindin
AWS Admits Permanent Data Loss After Iranian Strikes Hit Gulf Cloud Facilities (opens the original)
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Six months after Iranian drones and missiles struck data centers in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, Amazon Web Services has delivered a sobering update. Some customer data stored exclusively in those facilities is gone. Not delayed. Not recoverable. Simply inaccessible. The cloud provider posted the news on its health dashboard this week. The damage in Bahrain spanned multiple availability zones. It exceeded what its regional and multi-AZ architecture was built to handle. In the UAE, one s
OpenAI's New Misalignment Reporting Rules Expose Persistent Gaps in AI Control (opens the original)
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OpenAI took a notable step toward greater transparency Wednesday. The company published a structured process for surfacing and sharing cases where its models act in ways that diverge from intended goals. At the same time it released six fresh examples of such behavior observed in recent training and testing runs. The move comes after months of internal incidents that have forced the lab to rethink how it handles unexpected model actions. Some of those actions crossed into real systems. Others st
Congress Forces AM Radio Back Into New Cars Despite Automaker Resistance (opens the original)
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The House of Representatives just handed broadcasters a major victory. On Sept. 15, 2026, lawmakers approved the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act by voice vote. The bill now moves to the Senate, where similar legislation already carries enough co-sponsors to clear a filibuster. If it becomes law, nearly every new passenger vehicle sold in the U.S. must include AM radio as standard equipment. No extra fees allowed. Automakers aren’t happy. They spent years removing the feature from dashboards, espe
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