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John Ternus says Apple doesn't "want

John Ternus says Apple doesn't "want to ship AI for AI's sake" and that Tim Cook is "available to help wherever I ask" on policy; Ternus has yet to meet Trump

TL;DRApple's new leader wants thoughtful AI, not rushed features; Cook backs him.

Why it matters: Signals Apple's AI strategy differs from competitors; policy influence under new administration unclear.

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neoclouds CoreWeave, Nebius, and Nscale have effectively been shut out

AI infrastructure startups losing easy access to bond financing as lenders tighten requirements.

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Cisco Gives Engineer Unlimited AI Tokens To Rewrite Legacy Code

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Cisco gave engineers unlimited AI tokens to modernize old code using AI tools.

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[AINews] Google admits AI Mode hurts Search revenue; -15% $500B drop

Google's AI search features reduced ad revenue by $500B, threatening its core business.

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Pile-ins, payouts, and pacing pressure: the investors behind the VCs

Venture capital backers are generally happy with their VC fund investments.

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OpenAI Funding Target Cut by $10 Billion

OpenAI lowered its funding goal by $10B amid AI market downturn and Anthropic competition.

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Tell HN: Scribd Breached

Scribd suffered a security breach affecting multiple platforms including SlideShare and Everand.

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Sandia and Quantinuum Introduce Logical Gate Set Tomography

Scientists mapped how errors behave in logical qubits, a key step toward practical quantum computers.

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OpenAI has secured ~$11B in commitments for its latest funding round

OpenAI raised $11B, missing its $30B goal, but hit a $1.25T valuation anyway.

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Quantinuum Chief Scientist Argues Physical Fidelity Trumps Gate Speed

Quantum accuracy matters more than speed for reliable quantum computers.

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Forschungszentrum Jülich Demonstrates 6.8-Nanosecond Single-Qubit Gates

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