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Apple (AAPL.O): The A20 Pro chip will feature a six-core CPU, including two "desktop-class" super cores and four energy-efficient cores.
2026-09-10
Apple (AAPL.O): The A20 Pro chip will feature a six-core CPU, including two "desktop-class" super cores and four energy-efficient cores.
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2026-09-09
Treasury Secretary Bessent said if Democrats win control of either chamber in the Nov. 3 midterm elections, the Trump administration will seek to push Congress to pass a plan to reduce the federal budget deficit by year-end. He said he is working wit
Treasury Secretary Bessent said if Democrats win control of either chamber in the Nov. 3 midterm elections, the Trump administration will seek to push Congress to pass a plan to reduce the federal budget deficit by year-end. He said he is working with OMB Director Vought on a fiscal consolidation plan expected to lower the federal deficit. Bessent added that a Democratic victory would force acceleration of the effort during the lame-duck window between the Nov. 3 election and the Jan. 3, 2027 start of the new Congress, roughly two months.
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Quanta reports OpenAI’s recent math advance built on prior academic work rather than arising from a blank slate. Mathematicians Diego Córdoba and Luis Martínez‑Zoroa had earlier proposed an “infinite cascade” approach and in 2023 proved singularities
Quanta reports OpenAI’s recent math advance built on prior academic work rather than arising from a blank slate. Mathematicians Diego Córdoba and Luis Martínez‑Zoroa had earlier proposed an “infinite cascade” approach and in 2023 proved singularities under relatively coarse forcing; the remaining technical hurdle was maintaining mathematical smoothness of the forcing. Princeton mathematician Charles Fefferman acknowledged the new result but identified Córdoba and Martínez‑Zoroa as the key contributors. Observers characterize the development as AI industrializing the research “last mile”: humans supply directions, many agents run parallel trial-and-error, and models fill in and formalize critical proofs. Terence Tao warns this could shift mathematics from “proof scarcity” to “proof abundance,” with future scarcities being high‑value questions, viable solution paths and independent verification capacity. The piece concludes compute is accelerating research pace but does not yet implies fully autonomous original research capability.
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