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ChatGPT Enterprise is now available through AWS Marketplace, helping organizations simplify procurement through existing AWS purchasing and billing relationships.
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Nvidia's board opened an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after reports he was targeted by foreign intelligence, and Huang admitted an affair in a memo to staff. Simon Willison compared C and Rust for a SQLite extension, and developers asked what agents actually do daily.
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If you build on Nvidia hardware, leadership uncertainty is a new risk to track; the probe's scope and timeline are not yet public.
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Models & LabsThe Verge
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The full memo puts Huang's own account on record, which staff, investors and partners can compare against whatever the investigation finds.
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Code & AgentsSimon Willison
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A practical test of C versus Rust for SQLite extensions, useful if your product cleans messy currency or percentage strings.
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Details are thin; the title points to AI-automated outreach for web designers, but no method or results are described.
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Reports of real daily use, not demos, are a better signal of which agent features people will keep paying for.
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An admitted affair with a reported Chinese government agent turns a personal matter into a governance question for Nvidia's board.
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