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GMI Cloud says it raised $223 million in Series B equity led by ARCHIV plus a $445 million CTBC-led credit facility to expand GPU and inference capacity in the US, Taiwan and APAC.
The first stable Samba 4.25 release adds experimental SMB3 Persistent Handles, a cluster functional level for safer rolling upgrades, and Ceph Object Gateway shares.
The Federal Trade Commission is investigating Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI labs over consumer risks, with formal demands for documents and executive testimony expected within weeks.
Qt 6.12, released September 30 as a five-year Long-Term Support version, adds native QML hot reload, a production-ready CanvasPainter API and HarmonyOS as an LTS platform.
SurrealDB 3.3 adds a Postgres wire-protocol listener, row-by-row result streaming and 15 security fixes, though the docs say it speaks SurrealQL, not ANSI SQL.
Vercel's Next.js team released 16.3.8 and 15.5.27 fixing one high, five medium and one low severity flaw; a critical and a high fix were postponed over upstream delays.
Cloudflare's Worker Previews, created with npx wrangler preview, give each Git branch an isolated environment with its own URL, configuration, state and observability.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, xAI and Nvidia signed a nonbinding White House pledge on model monitoring and independent audits, drawing mixed reactions.
Microsoft's open-source WSL containers feature reached general availability on September 29 with WSL 3.0.1, adding a Docker-style wslc.exe CLI, a Windows API, and enterprise controls.
Cloudflare released Forge, an Apache 2.0 pipeline that turns OpenAPI specs into SDKs, CLIs and docs, after Anthropic said it would wind down Stainless's hosted SDK generator.
DuckDB's sixth 1.5 patch release fixes wrong-result and crash bugs; the team also reports a v2.0.0-dev Windows build finishing a TPC-H SF300 run in 129 seconds versus 822.
At DevDay, OpenAI added a $500-a-month Pro 500 plan with an Ultrafast Codex speed tier and will cut the $200 Pro plan's Codex usage from 20x to 10x the Plus allowance from October 30.