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Google Fi Brings Back Multi-Network Support

Google Fi is launching a new 'super network' that automatically switches users between two 5G networks for better coverage. The feature is available on Pixel 9 and newer phones with Google Fi on eSIM and no other SIMs enabled. This brings back a feature that was originally available when Google Fi launched in 2015, but was discontinued after T-Mobile acquired Sprint in 2020.

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OpenAI's Quarterly Revenue Crosses $10B

OpenAI's quarterly revenue has reportedly crossed $10 billion for the first time, thanks to strong demand for its recent AI models. This represents a 50% jump from the $6.7 billion in sales the company recorded in the second quarter. OpenAI's profitability picture also appears to have improved, with its adjusted operating margin narrowing from -150% in the second quarter to -109% in the third quarter.

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OpenAI's Quarterly Revenue Crosses $10B

OpenAI's quarterly revenue has reportedly crossed $10 billion for the first time, thanks to strong demand for its recent AI models. This represents a 50% jump from the $6.7 billion in sales the company recorded in the second quarter. OpenAI's profitability picture also appears to have improved, with its adjusted operating margin narrowing from -150% in the second quarter to -109% in the third quarter.

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Signal's Encryption Verified by AI

Google DeepMind used AI to mathematically prove key parts of the Signal protocol, a landmark development for cryptography and AI. The four-week project demonstrates the potential of AI-aided formal verification in securing software, but its scalability and cost remain uncertain.

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