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Muninn · Edition 49 · DEC 9

The Frontier

Science & tech breakthroughs in AI models, hardware, and computing that define what's possible

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What will be the first AI-designed drug? These disease-fighting antibodies are top contenders. Recent advances in AI-designed antibodies have pushed them closer to becoming viable therapeutic drugs by employing both proprietary and open-source AI tools to craft molecules with drug-like properties.

AI-designed antibodies indicate a pivotal shift in drug discovery, potentially cutting development times that historically spanned over a decade with <10% success. If these contenders advance, biotech R&D dynamics could rapidly realign.

Nature


Capital & Control

Tracking the flow of capital and influence that shapes the tech landscape

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Department of Commerce approves Nvidia H200 chip exports to China. The U.S. Department of Commerce has green-lighted the export of Nvidia’s advanced H200 chips to approved commercial customers in China, imposing restrictions such as shipping only chips that are at least 18 months old to balance national security with export support while ensuring a 25% sales margin for the U.S.

Nvidia’s export win reinforces its 80% GPU monopoly, bolstering its leverage over rising AI titans. Its position outpaces players like Anthropic at $18B and Mistral at $6B, setting the stage for further Big Tech consolidation amid tightening export rules.

TechCrunch


Infrastructure & Power

The physical backbone of AI: compute, data centers, supply chains, and the geopolitics of energy

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Microsoft investigates Copilot outage affecting users in Europe. Microsoft has reported a significant outage impacting its AI-powered Copilot service across Europe, attributing the disruption to an unexpected surge in traffic and challenges in scaling capacity, a stark reminder of the operational risks as AI adoption accelerates.

Copilot outages highlight data center power limits. Each AI hub needs 1GW—power for 750K homes—against a grid cap of 5GW, with 2–3 year build times. This forces a tug-of-war between AI expansion and residential power stability.

Bleepingcomputer


The Performance Edge

Peak performance science for sustained execution in high-stakes environments

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Most of the world isn’t getting enough omega-3. A comprehensive global review reveals that 76% of people lack the recommended omega-3 levels, a deficiency with significant implications for metabolic and cognitive health that may drive future updates to nutritional guidelines.

Inadequate omega-3 intake may undermine heart and brain health. The article indicates a widespread deficiency that aligns with trials showing sufficient omega-3 levels can lower cardiovascular risk. Further clinical research might drive updated nutrition guidelines within a few years.

Science Daily


Digital Defense

Threats and defenses shaping the global security landscape

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Cohere announces partnership with Thales Canada amid defence tech push. Toronto-based AI firm Cohere is joining forces with Thales Canada to integrate its AI technology into defence and maintenance operations for the Royal Canadian Navy, aiming to craft secure, sovereign solutions for real-time naval environment analysis.

This partnership strengthens defense technology but may also attract state-sponsored probing on supply-chain vulnerabilities. It recalls SolarWinds‐era tactics where attackers probed systems in environments with average breach costs around $4.5M, hinting at increased geopolitical cyber espionage.

Betakit


Canada Today

Canadian national news — politics, economy, justice, and environment

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Rogers offers first satellite mobile service in Canada. Rogers Communications has unveiled Canada’s inaugural satellite-to-mobile service, delivering voice, video, and app connectivity to remote areas and extending coverage well beyond traditional cell towers for improved rural communications.

Rogers’ satellite mobile service will extend coverage in remote parts of Ontario, BC, Manitoba and the North. It targets millions of Canadians in sparsely served areas. Though details are scarce, the rollout mirrors past rural telecom expansions, prompting new federal–provincial coordination.

Nationalpost

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FIRST READING: Federally funded study to probe how to provide ‘culturally preferred food’ to immigrants. A Vancouver-area research initiative, backed by federal funds, is examining innovative ways to deliver culturally preferred African foods to immigrant communities, aiming to boost dietary inclusivity and food accessibility in urban centers.

Nationalpost

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Inuit man gets reduced sentence for attempted murder due to his Indigenous status and mental illness. A Nunavut judge has reduced the sentence of an Inuit man convicted of attempted murder, citing his Indigenous status and mental health challenges—a decision that averts his deportation while reflecting local judicial discretion in northern Canada.

Nationalpost


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