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Databricks Launches OpenSharing Under Linux Foundation as Open Standard for Secure Data and AI Collaboration, Backed by OpenAI, SAP, and Stripe

Databricks Launches OpenSharing Under Linux Foundation as Open Standard for Secure Data and AI Collaboration, Backed by OpenAI, SAP, and Stripe

Jun 10, 2026
Databricks

Databricks launches OpenSharing under the Linux Foundation as a vendor-neutral open standard for secure data and AI collaboration, backed by major players including OpenAI, SAP, and Stripe, expanding cross-platform support for AI models, agent skills, and unstructured data sharing across organizations.

Apple Brings Private Cloud Compute to Google Cloud and NVIDIA GPUs for the First Time

Apple Brings Private Cloud Compute to Google Cloud and NVIDIA GPUs for the First Time

Jun 10, 2026
Expanding Private Cloud Compute - Apple Security Research

Apple is expanding its Private Cloud Compute infrastructure beyond its own data centers for the first time, partnering with Google Cloud and NVIDIA to run Apple Intelligence workloads while maintaining strict privacy and security guarantees through cryptographic verification and dual-vendor attestation.

Apple Unleashes Major AI Upgrades Across Entire Ecosystem at WWDC 2026

Apple Unleashes Major AI Upgrades Across Entire Ecosystem at WWDC 2026

Jun 10, 2026
The Deep View

Apple drops sweeping AI upgrades across its entire ecosystem at WWDC 2026, introducing powerful new Apple Intelligence features including AI-powered photo recomposition, smarter Safari tools, auto-fixing compromised passwords, and quasi-agentic capabilities that let users build extensions and shortcuts just by describing what they want.

Anthropic's Mythos AI Creates Working Exploits Within Hours of Vulnerability Disclosure, Raising Cybersecurity Alarms

Anthropic's Mythos AI Creates Working Exploits Within Hours of Vulnerability Disclosure, Raising Cybersecurity Alarms

Jun 09, 2026
Axios

Anthropic's Mythos AI is sending shockwaves through the cybersecurity world, generating a working Windows kernel exploit in just 31 minutes and successfully creating 8 working exploits each for Firefox and Windows — dramatically shrinking the critical window between vulnerability disclosure and patching, while open-source models race toward similar capabilities and …

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