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Claude Opus 5.5 launch, 40% cheaper than Opus 5

, 6 items in Spatial Computing, 3 min read

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Claude Opus 5.5 is introduced, performing at the level of Claude Fable 5.1 for most tasks. It costs 40% less to run than Opus 5.

Key points

  • Performance: matches Claude Fable 5.1 for most tasks.

  • Cost: 40% less to run than Opus 5.

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Polyfork releases 2600+ free low-poly assets

Polyfork releases 2600+ free low-poly assets for games, 3D webs, and animations. Backed by $500,000 from XPRIZE and GeminiApp. New assets added at +200 per week.

Key points

  • 2,600+ free low-poly assets available now

  • $500,000 funding from @xprize and @GeminiApp

  • +200 new assets added each week

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visionOS Spatial Accessories Framework workflow for video

visionOS Spatial Accessories Framework introduced in visionOS 27 is being used to edit and render a YouTube video entirely in spatial on a headset. The project plans to add cropping, stereo output from a dual fisheye feed, auto viewfinder rotation via head position, and a persona view for vlogging.

Key points

  • Tapped into the Spatial Accessories Framework introduced in visionOS 27.

  • Planning to add cropping, stereo output (from dual fisheye feed), auto viewfinder rotate via head position, and persona view for vlogging.

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Anthropic S-1 reveals $2.08 revenue per $1 compute, payback <1y

Anthropic S-1 reveals the company generates $2.08 in revenue for every $1 spent on compute, giving a payback period of less than one year. The post calls for expanding low-carbon energy and building data centers in France to exploit this opportunity.

Key points

  • Revenue per compute spend: $2.08 for each $1.

  • Payback period for compute: under one year.

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TypeDraw launch: app and widget now on iPhone

TypeDraw is an app and widget that takes you straight to your nearest note with a single tap from the Home Screen, now available for any iPhone. Notes automatically remember where you wrote them and show up when you’re there again.

Key points

  • Notes automatically remember where you wrote them and show up when you’re there again

  • App and widget provide one-tap access to your nearest note from the Home Screen

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Amplium reaches 200 ratings on visionOS App Store

Amplium reached 200 ratings on the visionOS App Store. The first 100 ratings took 17 months, and the next 100 took 5 months, three times faster.

Key points

  • First 100 ratings took 17 months

  • Next 100 ratings took 5 months, 3x faster

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