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Every new technological innovation has its respective product hype cycles; the latest in AI is agentic browsers. Agentic browsers are touted as efficiency tools, capable of summarizing or filling information on your behalf with the latest AI models. At its face, the prospect of automating your digital chores is appealing.
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SemiAnalysis's recent report, "Google TPUv7: The 900lb Gorilla In the Room" caught our attention for its comparison of Google's Ironwood (TPU v7) against NVIDIA's Blackwell platform. In it, SemiAnalysis argues that Ironwood closes much of the effective-throughput gap with NVIDIA’s Blackwell-class
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We are open-sourcing OpenPCC because we believe real AI privacy infrastructure must be built in the open, and we’re doing so in a way that cannot be rewritten after the fact. Before I explain the specifics, I want to describe the problem: open-source has had some rugpulls recently. So,
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As AI becomes more powerful and accessible, the stakes around data privacy and protection are higher than ever. For instance, a single employee, seeking to leverage AI’s ability to read and understand a PDF, can easily upload a confidential document to an LLM and, in doing so, mistakenly expose
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Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP), or “Enterprise TOR” as I like to call it, is a specification for making anonymous requests to servers on the Internet. The spec (RFC 9458) was developed in Oct ‘21 and published on Jan ‘24. The “chunked” (e.g., for streaming) version began development in Aug 2023
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At Confident Security, we’re a Go shop. We like Go because Go code is scrutable – what you see is mostly what you get. Go’s error handling is explicit, albeit a bit verbose; it builds fast; it’s strongly typed; it runs pretty fast without much work; and, generally,