… This level of advancement is particularly concerning to the US government, which has worked to restrict China’s access to powerful models like Anthropic’s Mythos and Fable, as well as the hardware necessary to train and run them. …
… The release comes a year after DeepSeek rattled the US AI industry with R1, a model it claimed was trained at a fraction of the cost of leading US systems. DeepSeek has not disclosed V4’s training costs or what hardware it was trained on. …
Huawei has launched its passport-style foldable in China, ahead of similar devices said to be coming from Apple and Samsung. …
… Dreame hasn’t confirmed when or where either phone will launch, but has said that AIOS will launch in the second half of 2026. Unless it intends to release the software as a download for other devices, that presumably means the first Dreame hardware will release in the same time frame. …
… Now, prominent cybersecurity leaders have warned that sidelining Mythos 5 and Fable 5 could give China a significant AI advantage. Trump’s move has galvanized international calls for alternatives to American AI systems, while effectively putting a major US AI company’s new flagship model on ice. …
… I have old cameras, and AI denoise has breathed new life into them. I’ve added software to an old piece of technology, and now it has a whole new life in a different way. You can kind of see that across the entire hardware portfolio. You said build hardware, and we can’t just vibe-code hardware. …
… You can see why OpenAI is so interested in building its own hardware. The AI race in general has tightened significantly this year. …
… The Halos operating system is really important because it not only provides the SDK and the APIs for folks to develop models on our hardware, it also provides the safety guardrails for developers to put a model on it. We also define what we call Hyperion as a hardware platform. …
… That would make this a more advanced successor to the likes of 2019’s Asus Zenfone 6, which flipped its main cameras up and over to take selfie shots. …
… The first is that you probably can’t: Honor is only launching it in China, and has said it has no plans to release it elsewhere. That might change in a future iteration. In China the phone starts from ¥9,999 about $1,480 . …