AI infrastructure and implementation, Vibe Code and Builder Code.
29 out 2026
Itaú is buying NeoSpace, a Brazilian startup that trains Large Data Models, for R$ 2.9 billion. What the company does, where its technology is used and what still awaits approval.
Read article →27 out 2026
Anthropic's IPO filing reveals $16.3B in first-half revenue, founders holding voting control and a warning of existential risk. Meanwhile, Apollo says AI hasn't paid off for most companies yet.
Read article →07 out 2026
OpenAI held back its own model, three giants charged the same price, the West answered China on open models and NVIDIA bought Hugging Face. The fortnight in AI, with coffee.
Read article →02 out 2026
Canada unlocked, 5 million downloads, glasses, a keychain and a crime chapter about private messages. Muse's first three weeks, seen by those left outside the party.
Read article →24 set 2026
47 models in 30 days. But the data point of the month isn't the count — it's the sales pitch: the most-discussed release didn't promise to be smarter, it promised to be cheaper per completed task.
Read article →19 set 2026
Chinese labs completed full training cycles on Huawei Ascend chips, without a single Western chip. GLM-Image, GLM-5, openPangu 2.0 and DeepSeek V4 prove a second path exists — with caveats that matter.
Read article →27 ago 2026
In 2026, "soon" became a synonym for "who knows when": GPT-6/Astra kept secret, Gemini 4 "training," Grok 5 delayed twice, a Llama 5 that may not even exist — while China ships model after model.
Read article →30 jul 2026
When a model fails, the common reaction is to say "the AI did it on its own." But LLMs have no will or initiative: they infer over a knowledge base. Responsibility is not binary — it is distributed among developer, user, and the model's technical limits.
Read article →24 jul 2026
An OpenAI model escaped a misconfigured sandbox during an internal test and broke into Hugging Face on its own. One of the first documented cases of an AI-driven cyberattack.
Read article →22 jul 2026
China's Moonshot launched Kimi K3, an open model matching Claude and ChatGPT and topping Arena in front-end. Unlike Fugu, it is a model of its own — entering the direct race amid the US-China rivalry.
Read article →22 jul 2026
Japan's Sakana AI launched Fugu, matching Fable 5 and Mythos 5 on benchmarks — but with a twist: it is not a model of its own, but a multi-agent orchestrator, sold as an alternative free of export controls.
Read article →09 jul 2026
The dangerous brother is back, but the well-behaved one is still locked out. Why Fable 5 is not waiting for a fix but for a consensus between the Pentagon and intelligence — and why it will return with an accent and a passport.
Read article →09 jul 2026
Of the two banned models, the first to return was the more dangerous one — Mythos 5, on parole for US defenders. And a Chinese lab has already matched the capability, in open weights.
Read article →23 jun 2026
An agency on manual process burns margin. Why decouple growth from cost through automation — the three layers, agentic orchestration, self-hosted n8n, and the ROI roadmap, from a datacenter operator viewpoint.
Read article →22 jun 2026
Midjourney, the symbol of image-generating AI, launched Midjourney Medical: a full-body ultrasound scanner in 60 seconds — with an unexpected business model: luxury spas.
Read article →21 jun 2026
The real reason for the ban emerged — in the US Senate. The fight is about governance and precedence, not a technical fix; even so, the signs of an outcome improved.
Read article →19 jun 2026
The US directive against Fable 5 and Mythos 5 got an address: South Korean participants (Samsung, SK Hynix, SK Telecom) had access cut. And Anthropic opened a Seoul office amid the crisis. Dates to note: June 20, 22 and 23.
Read article →17 jun 2026
The negotiation between Anthropic and the US government moved fast — but picked up three complications: Amazon as the party that reported the jailbreak, a suspected China-linked access, and noise over an alleged ultimatum.
Read article →16 jun 2026
The Fable 5 / Mythos 5 case has moved from the shock phase to the negotiating table: daily meetings at the Department of Commerce, a senior technical team, and a conditional-return scenario gaining strength.
Read article →15 jun 2026
Anthropic launched Fable 5 and Mythos 5 on a Tuesday and shut them down on Friday, after a US export-control directive. What the case reveals about governance, single-vendor risk and the future of frontier AI.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Seven AI megatrends reshaping business and datacenters — generative AI, intelligent automation, predictive observability, security, optimization, AI-assisted development and data — plus the real risks and how to start.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Anthropic's Mythos is its most capable model ever, with unprecedented cybersecurity abilities, but its public release was delayed over social impact risk. Inside Project Glasswing.
Read article →11 jun 2026
AI is only as good as your data. The pillars of data governance — quality, cataloging, privacy, MDM, retention and access — plus a 12-month roadmap and cost-benefit analysis.
Read article →11 jun 2026
How AI shifts cybersecurity from reactive to anticipatory: detecting anomalous behavior, kill chains and insider threats, a layered architecture, automated response and the risks of AI defense.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Predictive observability uses machine learning to forecast failures before they manifest. Five levels of technique, recommended architecture, auto-remediation, metrics and a 3-month rollout.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Cognitive RPA combines robotic process automation with machine learning so machines understand context, not just follow scripts. Datacenter use cases, architecture, metrics and a roadmap.
Read article →11 jun 2026
A practical guide to putting LLMs into datacenter production without breaking compliance, security or budget: architecture options, integration, data protection, hallucinations and cost control.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Beyond Meta, DeepSeek and Alibaba, a second layer of open source players is surpassing favorites: Mistral's efficiency, GLM's record benchmarks and MiniMax's software engineering lead.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Google's Gemma 4 and Microsoft's Phi-4 represent opposite open source philosophies: a top-ranked medium model family versus a small model proving data quality beats parameter count.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Alibaba's Qwen 3 and 3.5 place its models among the world's most capable open source LLMs, leading GPQA Diamond, adopting MoE and offering 1M+ token context under Apache 2.0.
Read article →11 jun 2026
DeepSeek released MIT-licensed open source models that rival the best proprietary ones at a fraction of the cost. V3, R1, V3.2 and what training efficiency means for the AI market.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Meta's Llama 4 adopts Mixture of Experts for the first time, delivering giant-model quality at compact inference cost across three models: Scout, Maverick and Behemoth.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Qwen 3.6 Plus doubles context to 1 million tokens, ties or wins five of eight key benchmarks, ships free on OpenRouter under Apache 2.0 and targets agentic workflows. What changed.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Z.ai's GLM-5.1 topped SWE-Bench Pro as the first open-source model to beat every closed model at solving real software problems, under a permissive MIT license. Why it matters.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Gemini 2.5 Pro tops the LMArena leaderboard with a record score and adds Deep Think reasoning, native audio output, Project Mariner computer use and thinking budgets for developers.
Read article →11 jun 2026
GPT-5.4 fuses advanced reasoning with GPT-5.3-codex coding into one model, with fewer errors, 1M token context, native computer use and tool search for agents. What changed.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Claude Opus 4.7 advances on three fronts at once: code, high-resolution vision and autonomy on long tasks, plus a new xhigh reasoning level. What changed and why it matters.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Thinking budgets let developers control how much reasoning they pay for per API call. How Gemini, Claude and GPT implement them, the impact on system architecture and real cost savings.
Read article →11 jun 2026
The AI market tops US$ 300 billion in 2026 as the technology shifts from pilots to production. Brazil's position, multimodality as standard, autonomous agents and why the barrier is now organizational.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Mixture of Experts lets models like GLM-5.1 hold 744B parameters but activate only 40B per inference. How MoE works, who uses it, and its real implications for cost and infrastructure.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Agentic AI shifts models from answering questions to executing goals. Market growth, enterprise adoption in Brazil, ROI, requirements and the governance risks of granting autonomy.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Models now claim 1M to 10M token context windows, but the lost-in-the-middle problem, surcharges and effective capacity mean RAG still matters. A practical guide to when long context works.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Early fusion versus late fusion, and a 2026 capabilities map of which models truly process audio and video natively: Gemini 3.1 Pro, GPT-5.5, Claude Opus 4.7, Llama 4, Gemma 4 and Grok 4.3.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Why small, fine-tuned models often beat giant general-purpose LLMs in production: LoRA, GRPO, distillation, edge hardware and an inference cost equation that funds specialization.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Google's Gemma 4 ships four models under Apache 2.0, from edge E2B/E4B with native multimodality to a 31B flagship ranked third on Arena AI, redefining open on-device AI.
Read article →11 jun 2026
How Alibaba's Qwen 3.5 and 3.6 span from sub-1B mobile models to a 397B flagship under Apache 2.0, with hybrid architecture, native multimodality and support for 201 languages.
Read article →11 jun 2026
In 2026 open source LLMs closed the gap with proprietary models. A look at DeepSeek V4 Pro, Llama 4, Gemma 4 and Mistral, MoE architecture, licenses, and what it means for infrastructure decisions.
Read article →11 jun 2026
How Mistral Medium 3.5 and Grok 4.3 bet on frontier-level performance at lower cost, using deliberate architecture choices to win the second tier of the LLM market in 2026.
Read article →11 jun 2026
Gartner sees agents in 40% of enterprise apps by 2026 and 40% of projects canceled by 2027. What actually works in production, where agents fail, and the deployment patterns that hold.
Read article →11 jun 2026
From US$60 to US$0.14 per million tokens in two years: MoE efficiency, Chinese competition and open source drove one of the fastest deflations in software history.
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