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Daily Edition · Page 1

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

Across today’s newsletters

Today’s Index

META CONNECT 2025: THE 6 BIGGEST ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses feature a full-color, high-resolution screen in the right lens that lets wearers view messages, take video calls, read live captions, and more. The display can be controlled with a wristband that allows users to scroll and click using gestures. The glasses offer up to six hours of 'mixed-use' battery life. They will be available starting at $799 in the US on September 30 at Best Buy, LensCrafters, and Ray-Ban stores. More about the new tech and software updates announced by Meta at its annual Connect keynote is available in the article.

CHINESE OFFICIALS URGE FIRMS TO SHUN NVIDIA AI CHIP

China's top cybersecurity regulator has urged big tech companies not to buy Nvidia's RTX Pro 6000 chip, a less-advanced AI chip that the US has allowed Nvidia to sell to Chinese customers. Domestic firms have been encouraged to switch to homegrown hardware. Some Chinese officials view the country's chips as strong alternatives to those Nvidia is allowed to sell in China. China has had trouble ramping up production of its best chips in part because its access to leading-edge components and chip-making equipment has been blocked by the US.

AXIOM SPACE AIMS FOR ORBIT WITH ITS ORBITAL DATA CENTER NODE

Axiom Space plans to launch two Axiom Orbital Data Center (AxODC) Nodes by the end of 2025, with at least three running by the end of 2027. The nodes will increase computing capacity on the International Space Station. Even if Axiom manages to get the hardware installed in the ISS in the next few years, the complex is due for deorbit by 2030. The company last year published optimistic plans to make its own space station by 2028.

AI-DESIGNED PHAGES

Arc Institute and Stanford University researchers have created the first viable genomes using generative AI. They created 16 bacteriophages using fine-tuned versions of both Evo 1 and Evo 2, models freely available on Hugging Face. Their work offers a blueprint for the design of diverse synthetic bacteriophages and lays a foundation for the generative design of useful living systems at the genome scale. The research may present some risks, but at the moment, using AI to make synthetic genomes costs a great deal at both the design and construction stages and isn't viable for most companies.

AN INTERVIEW WITH YOUTUBE CEO NEAL MOHAN ABOUT BUILDING A STAGE FOR CREATORS

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan joined Google as part of the DoubleClick acquisition in 2007. He moved to YouTube in 2015 to become Chief Product Officer and succeeded Susan Woycicki as CEO in 2023. This interview with Mohan discusses his background, how YouTube wants to use AI to enhance creators, YouTube monetization, the difference between a platform and creators, and the company's attempted takeover of the living room TV. The interview is also available as a podcast.

INSIDE THE APPLE AUDIO LAB WHERE AIRPODS ARE TESTED AND TUNED

Apple uses a collection of audio metric booths to help correct and calibrate the AirPods' fit for natural variations in ear geometry. Its engineers use devices seen in audiologists' offices to help validate the company's claims of a clinical-grade hearing test. This allows AirPods users to set up their devices as a hearing aid at home and also creates an accurate hearing profile so users can hear music the way it was intended. This article takes a look at the labs where Apple tests and tunes its AirPods, which show how important sound is to everything Apple builds.

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