AtlasCore claimed roughly $10.97 million in victim cryptocurrency deposits between May and September 2026 using AI-assisted fake prediction-market platforms. Russian-language traffer teams AtlasCore, PolyFucked and Magnetic Team deploy simulated trading interfaces, forced-loss controls and withdrawal-blocking logic to trap funds.
Key points
AtlasCore claimed ~$10.97M in victim deposits May-Sep 2026.
Teams use AI-generated fake prediction-market sites with forced losses and blocked withdrawals.
Sources
Distributed inference shifts data center fabric demands to 1.6 Tbps per GPU
Distributed inference is now the primary focus for enterprise networking, requiring up to 1.6 terabits per GPU. This drives need for high-speed networks, fanless liquid-cooled switches, and challenges traditional firewalls.
Key points
Bandwidth demand reaches 1.6 terabits per GPU for shuffling KV cache.
Agentic AI traffic keeps connections open twice as long and sends more upstream data than legacy apps.
Sources
Microsoft delivers strong Q3, Azure up 48% and Cloud $63.9B
Microsoft delivers strong Q3, Azure growth up 48% and Cloud revenue $63.9 billion, up 30% YoY. Earnings were better than expected.
Key points
Azure growth up 48%
Microsoft Cloud revenue $63.9 billion, up 30% from a year ago
Sources
- Original post
- bit.ly - Linked in the post
Rex beta rollout invites 12,000 more users
Rex beta rollout invites 12,000 more users and fully opens iOS testing to everyone invited. Server testing on Linux and FreeBSD is up to ~2,000 and will be opened to all. A formal blog update is planned for next week.
Key points
Invitations: 12,000 more invited this week
iOS testing: fully opened to everyone invited
Server testing: up to ~2,000 participants, opening to everyone
Sources
Node.js 26 LTS now available on Vercel
Node.js 26 LTS is now available on Vercel with HTTP/2 fetch and Temporal API. It is the default runtime for new projects and uses V8 14.6.
Key points
Default for all new projects
HTTP/2 by default for built-in fetch
Sources
FreeBSD PKGBASE size 300MB, minimum RAM 256MB
FreeBSD PKGBASE installation occupies about 300MB, roughly 298MB, and the minimum RAM requirement for FreeBSD is 256MB.
Key points
Installation size: 300MB (≈298MB) due to PKGBASE concept.
Minimum RAM requirement: 256MB.
Sources
- Original post
- Brave New PKGBASE World - Linked page
Antigravity update adds built-in browser and UI tweaks
Antigravity update adds a built-in browser, cleaner plugin marketplace, better PDF and Markdown rendering, and new visual indicators. It also allows attaching any type of content as context.
Key points
Built-in browser now
PDF files and Markdown rendered better
Sources
- Original post
- antigravity.google - Linked in the post
Wordcraft and Gridcraft work on FreeBSD, Linux compatibility announced
Wordcraft and Gridcraft are described as Word and Excel reimagined for Linux with full compatibility, and they have been tested on FreeBSD and worked. The post shares links to both applications.
Key points
Compatibility: Word and Excel reimagined for Linux with full compatibility.
Tested on FreeBSD: The applications were tried on FreeBSD and worked.
