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In what may be one of the more striking security disclosures in recent memory, a team of three independent researchers says it took less than seventy-two hours to breach OpenAI employee accounts — and they did it using a rival AI, Anthropic's Claude. The team reportedly accessed OpenAI's internal GitHub repository, which sources describe as containing the company's core algorithmic secrets. It's a story that raises uncomfortable questions about how AI tools can be turned against the very industry building them.
Shifting to hardware, China's leading memory manufacturer CXMT is reportedly moving beyond DRAM and into flash storage territory. According to Reuters, the company plans to build a three-D NAND research and development line at its second facility near Beijing. The timing is unconfirmed, but the strategic intent is clear — China is pushing hard to close the gap with established memory giants in every segment of the chip market.
And for enterprise administrators still leaning on Internet Explorer compatibility, Microsoft has issued a pointed reminder: IE Mode in Edge carries guaranteed support only through two thousand twenty-nine. That may sound distant, but legacy migration projects are notoriously slow, and the clock is ticking louder than most IT teams would like to admit.
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