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18 million developers on Hugging Face. Nvidia is buying Hugging Face. 18 million developers get a new owner

12.93 billion dollars for the deal - The price tag: 12.93 billion dollars. 3 million models shared on the platform - The platform hosts 3 million models - the GitHub of AI. 200k companies deploy AI through it - 200,000 companies discover and deploy AI there. Nvidia says its compute will not be required there. 2027 expected closing, first half of the year - Closing expected in the first half of 2027 - after regulators.

→Sources: fortune.com (2026-09-03), nvidia.com (2026-09-03), sec.gov (2026-09-02), techcrunch.com (2026-09-03). Screenshots in the carousel.

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A security camera with no monthly fee. Your footage stays home.

Confirmed by two newsrooms. 49.99 dollars, one time - Pay once. That is the whole bill. Streams to your phone, records to a card. Most cameras sell you a subscription. This one sells you a camera. The old deal is back.

→Sources: notebookcheck.net (2026-09-01), theverge.com (2026-09-01). Screenshots in the carousel.

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97.6% on FrontierMath Tier 4. The hardest math tier on the board

OpenAI published these numbers itself, rivals included. 64.6% on Terminal-Bench Science 0.1 - The widest research gap in the table. 59.3% on Agents' Last Exam - An agent runs the steps on its own, and Astra needed fewer of them. Astra wins the long agent runs. The same table has rows where Claude still leads. 41.4% on AutomationBench - One row on that board beats every Claude model. One note on reading it honestly: the prose on that page rounds FrontierMath to 98%. The table on the same page says 97.6%. We went with the table, and vellum.ai reports the same number. Sources: openai.com (2026-09-03), vellum.ai (2026-09-03). Screenshots in the carousel. Photo: Sam Altman at TED, by Steve Jurvetson, CC BY 2.0 (via Wikimedia Commons), background removed.

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A whole company stopped work for a week. Everyone built tools with AI.

Buffer's own blog - first-hand. 57 tools shipped in five days - Not prototypes - live on their own domain. 1083 pull requests merged that week - A year of side projects, done in a week. Some had never shipped code before. That week they did. Everyone can build now.

→Sources: buffer.com (2026-08-29). Screenshots in the carousel.

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One person. One gaming card. And a famous AI reasoning test.

A solo researcher, on his own blog. 44% on the ARC-AGI-1 test - A test built to resist big AI - cracked at home. 67 cents of compute, total - Less than a bus ticket. 7% on the harder ARC-2 test - The harder version humbled it. The author says so himself. One evening of work.

→Sources: github.io (2026-09-01). Screenshots in the carousel.

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15 years Tim Cook ran Apple. Tim Cook hands Apple to John Ternus. After 15 years

Cook is not leaving - he becomes chairman of the board. 4.6 trillion dollars Apple is worth - That is what Apple grew into under one steady hand. 2011 the year Cook took over - He took the wheel from Steve Jobs in 2011. 2001 the year John Ternus joined Apple - The new boss is no outsider. He grew up inside Apple. From the iPhone team.

→Sources: 9to5mac.com (2026-08-31), nbcnews.com (2026-09-01). Screenshots in the carousel.