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Cohere — Private, customizable enterprise AI for process automation

Cohere builds models and AI solutions marketed as private, secure, and customizable for enterprises. The company says these tools help automate processes, empower employees, and convert fragmented data into actionable insights. That positions Cohere as an enterprise-focused alternative to general-purpose public AI stacks. It matters because firms are seeking on-prem or tightly controlled AI that can run on internal data without exposing it.

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Entertainment

Epic Games pivots staff to AI acceleration for Unreal teams

Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney said the company has a huge pivot underway, moving developers internally to retool for maximum AI acceleration. The goal is not to do the same work with fewer people but to enable everyone at Epic to build more and better stuff, with benefits extended to all teams using Unreal Engine. The shift at a major Unreal and Fortnite company can reshape how game studios adopt AI workflows.

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Infrastructure

Vienna and Beijing teams build world's first nuclear clocks

Teams at TU Wien and Tsinghua University independently built the first operating nuclear clocks using thorium-229 trapped in calcium fluoride crystals, reporting the results in Nature on 7 October 2026. The devices time laser interactions with the atomic nucleus rather than electron transitions and are not yet more accurate than the best atomic clocks. Potential uses include satellite navigation, data-transfer sync, surveying and metrology; the Vienna device already ran a dark-matter search at atomic-clock precision. Combining Vienna's crystals with Beijing's stronger laser could close the remaining performance gap.

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