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Exa Releases 3.0 Search API, Claims Benchmark Lead Over Perplexity, Brave and Parallel
Exa released Exa 3.0, claiming its AI search API beats Perplexity, Brave and Parallel on eight self-run benchmarks.
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Exa released Exa 3.0, claiming its AI search API beats Perplexity, Brave and Parallel on eight self-run benchmarks.
TechRadar analysis warns AI wrappers risk losing their moat when model providers absorb their features, citing Jasper.
Bing Wallpaper has reintroduced a Windows 11 click-to-search feature with no off switch, TechRadar reports.
Joyn’s 50/Cut meat-and-mushroom blend won 92% support in a South Carolina high school taste test, as startups seek to cut beef demand by blending plants into familiar meat foods.
TechRadar found Nvidia's RTX Spark SoC delivered strong multi-core performance and local AI power in a compact design.
Google is adding Gemini to Sheets on iPhone and AI meeting recaps to Chat for eligible Workspace subscribers.
Smart TV owners use Claude Code and ChatGPT Codex to remove ads and bloatware, Android Authority reports.
Some Google Home speakers are downloading hundreds of gigabytes in the background; Google says a fix is rolling out.
A sspai review explores a dual-monitor desk setup using BenQ's MA270S 5K and MA320U 4K displays, highlighting Mac-matched color and seamless macOS integration for creative work.
TechRadar guide lists free India/China NBA streams, U.S., Canada and U.K. coverage, League Pass and a Norton VPN offer.
iQIYI is embedding generative AI across viewing and production, from a ‘Skip Watch’ feature that compresses long-form drama to script-evaluation and image-generation tools used by its studios.
An Extreme Networks executive warns a five-degree cut in outdoor Wi-Fi temperature ratings could limit where networks survive rising heat.
Meshy releases Meshy Edit, letting users circle a region on a 3D model and describe changes in one sentence to generate a new model in about a minute, with unselected areas unchanged.
Saidou Technology’s AIVA ME7, its first AI-defined car, has appeared in MIIT filings as a nearly five-meter electric SUV with CATL batteries and up to 571 hp; pricing is still unofficial.
Cloudflare previewed Clairic on Workers AI, an extraction model returning typed values in one pass; a test claims pipeline fell to 19.3 seconds from 61.7.
Google says Find Hub was removed from first-generation Googlebooks because the app is not built for laptop tracking.
Logitech detailed Rally Bar 2 and Rally System 2 Pro at Logi Work 2026, pushing simpler, consistent, AI-ready rooms.
iQIYI and Oscar-winning cinematographer Peter Pau are running a Beijing creative camp for an AI theater, with 15 teams set to produce 15-minute-plus AI films for a platform launch within a quarter, according to Leifeng.com.
Huawei launched Double 11 discounts on MatePad and MateBook, stackable with education offers and a 15% state subsidy.
Peter Bishop launched Death Plan Switch, a free MIT-licensed dead man's switch for solo developers' business succession.
Baseus launches U2 Pro camera with tracking spotlight, dual 3K views, AI alerts and local storage; US price $269.99.
MemTensor has released and open-sourced MemT 1.0, a large model that keeps per-user memory inside its architecture instead of an external retrieval layer, claiming gains on long-horizon memory and coding benchmarks.
Zihao, a Rime-based iOS keyboard, brings Wusong Pinyin, double-pinyin correction and on-device processing to iPhone and iPad.
Zhongke Tongliang showed full-stack RISC-V video and AI computing products at the Sixth RISC-V China Summit in Shenzhen.