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  1. editorial

    Seat growth (160% was seat adds, not seats); Cowork GA was June 16, 2026 for all M365 Copilot customers, not May 1 via E7; Python in Excel was public preview at Wave 2, not GA; Critique/Council descriptions and Frontier status; Office agents/Ignite Anthropic claim; App Skills replacement (not Analyst); Copilot Labs Vision/Think Deeper (consumer, no o1); Gartner not Forrester survey data; unverifiable Stackmatix/IntuitionLabs stats and competitor rows removed; question headings converted. Update: Scout/Autopilot, Aug 2026 app rename, 20M/30M seats (FY26 Q3/Q4), Sept 25, 2026 Home/Code/Autopilot rebuild, USL/UBB pricing.

  2. editorial

    Meta Ray-Ban Display is no longer sold in a single country (Canada and UK from 2026-09-23; France, Italy, Germany from 2026-10-13); table dating note (V9)

  3. editorial

    Meta Ray-Ban Display is no longer US-only or in-store-only; Meta added online ordering and began sales in Canada and the UK on 2026-09-23, with France, Italy and Germany following on 2026-10-13

  4. editorial

    Meta Ray-Ban Display (and so the Neural Band) is no longer US-only; on 2026-09-23 it went on sale in Canada and the UK, with France, Italy and Germany from 2026-10-13

  5. editorial

    Horizon Worlds is no longer described as a Quest-and-web product (Meta moved Worlds to "almost exclusively mobile" in 2026, partially reversed for existing VR games); removed unsourced Llama 4 NPC attribution and unsourced "project-level AI assistant rolling out in 2026"; labeled headset launch prices vs current store prices; added Meta VR Glasses and Horizon Create/Studio (Connect 2026)

  6. editorial

    The official Starmind page has listed AI1 at up to 250 kW peak / 175 kW average (75 m wingspan, 210 kW solar array, 160 m2 radiator) since about August 4, 2026; 150/120 kW was the June 2026 design and the pre-August-4 page. Also updated Starcloud funding and Project Suncatcher status

  7. editorial

    Added the August 2026 $250M Series A extension ($2.3B valuation, $450M total), the 2027 rideshare plan for two Starcloud-2 satellites, the 100,000 sq ft Woodinville facility, Aetherflux's rename to Cowboy Space and Project Suncatcher's 2026 status; valuation/total-raised rows were stale

  8. editorial

    Project Suncatcher timeline updated to Google's September 2026 plan (first prototype on SpaceX Transporter-18, two-satellite laser test in 2027); the early-2027 two-satellite plan was the November 2025 version

  9. editorial

    Attribute Rubin HBM4 and NVLink bandwidth to CES 2026 (22 TB/s, 1,580 TB/s, 3.6/260 TB/s) vs NVIDIA's September 2026 product page (19.2 TB/s, 1,400 TB/s, 3/216 TB/s); fix per-GPU FP8/FP16 figures (FP16/BF16 is 4 PF per GPU, not 8); drop unsourced 6.4 GT/s arithmetic; source the NVL144-to-NVL72 rename to CES 2026 instead of 'late December 2025'

  10. editorial

    Genesis was announced on December 18, 2024 (UTC, per the launch post by Zhou Xian), which was already December 19 in East Asian time zones

  11. editorial

    Isaac Sim source is Apache 2.0 (with NVIDIA-licensed components) and Isaac Lab is BSD-3-Clause, not proprietary; MuJoCo Warp left beta and was officially released in MuJoCo 3.5.0 on February 12, 2026

  12. editorial

    Isaac Sim is not simply proprietary (Apache 2.0 source plus NVIDIA-licensed components); Update: add the ANYmal-D train/validate/deploy workflow with ETH Zurich's Robotic Systems Lab

  13. editorial

    GB300 NVL72 memory is 20 TB HBM3e (NVIDIA listed up to 21 TB in 2025; 20.7 TB is the Vera Rubin NVL72 HBM4 figure); GB200 NVL72 is 13.4 TB (13.5 TB in NVIDIA's 2024 spec); both racks list 576 TB/s; GTC Taipei keynote was June 1 Taipei time, with NVIDIA's releases dated May 31, 2026

  14. editorial

    AWS and Microsoft Azure were named as the first large-scale cloud providers for DGX Cloud Lepton in the June 11, 2025 announcement, not the May 18, 2025 launch

  15. editorial

    Shipping DGX Station GB300 has 748 GB coherent memory (252 GB HBM3e + 496 GB LPDDR5X); 784 GB was the March 2025 announcement figure. The 2016 DGX-1 was delivered to OpenAI, not to Musk personally

  16. editorial

    DGX B300 memory is 2.1 TB on NVIDIA's current product page vs 2.3 TB in its user guide and March 2025 announcement (both now attributed); GB300 NVL72 is 20 TB HBM3e (21 TB was the 2025 launch listing) with 720 PFLOPS FP8 and 1,440/1,080 PFLOPS FP4; CES 2026 rack is Vera Rubin NVL72 (NVL144 was the March 2025 name)

  17. editorial

    Lorde quote now matches CNET's transcription (the TechCrunch attribution was wrong); Meta paused the Conversation Focus paywall on 25 July 2026, so glasses software is not "now paid"; UAE availability and Macau market footnote (V4)

  18. editorial

    MuJoCo Warp 70x/100x baseline misattributed; Brax speedup (100-1000x, not 1-2 orders); Isaac Sim/Lab licenses (Apache 2.0/BSD-3, not EULA); World Models dream transfer was VizDoom; AirSim not actually archived; Gazebo Ignition date; Genesis 10-80x attribution and date; Cosmos ref title/date and quote; MJX differentiability; unsourced Waymo/DRIVE Sim/humanoid claims removed. Update: new GPU robotics stack section (MuJoCo, MJWarp, Warp, Newton, Isaac Sim, Isaac Lab) with ETH Zurich ANYmal-D, Skild AI and Samsung/Lightwheel case studies; milestones table to Sep 25, 2026

  19. editorial

    Selene was 27.58 PF at No. 7 (June 2020), 63.46 PF at No. 5 after expansion (Nov 2020); shipping DGX H100 uses ConnectX-7 (BlueField-3 was in the 2022 announcement); DGX Cloud Lepton announced 18 May 2025; citation and attribution fixes; video title variant (V6)

  20. editorial

    Not the first Hologram device (Meta Ray-Ban Display gets Hologram Early Access this fall); Qualcomm announced Snapdragon Reality Elite June 16, not 17; Phoenix/Loma codename attribution (V3)

  21. editorial

    AI1 compute payload now listed by SpaceX as up to 250 kW peak/175 kW average (150/120 kW was the June 2026 design, not the current official page); 'not precluded by fundamental physics' quote is from Google's Research blog, not the paper; Suncatcher orbit does not eliminate batteries (Google: 'reducing the need'); Starcloud ran Gemma (Starcloud calls it 'a version of Gemini'), not two models; Starcloud-2 moved to 2027 rideshares; removed unsourced 'first formal pushback' claim for NASA's Sunrise objection; removed garbled SatNews CASIC testbed claim; Kepler hosts, not Axiom nodes, carry multi-GPU modules per SatNews. Update: Suncatcher M1 on Transporter-18 (Oct 1, 2026), paper v2 radiation results, Starcloud $250M at $2.3B, NVIDIA NVL72 Starmind plan, SpaceX FCC debris response, China and Orbital developments to Sep 25, 2026.

  22. editorial

    License section omitted Qwen's Sep 21 statement that outputs are not licensed Materials (MIXED quote now attributed and contextualized); clause 4(b) paraphrase said 'build' and dropped 'or made available'; weight index gives bytes, not a parameter total; eWeek date. Update: license terms detailed (Materials definition, outputs clauses, ownership), Qwen's X statements, LICENSE unchanged as of Sep 25, heise/GIGAZINE coverage and hands-on, HF stats, Unsloth GGUF license, pottokao follow-ups.

  23. editorial

    Transporter-18 window per SpaceX (opens 18:18 UTC Oct 1, backup Oct 2; payload Project Suncatcher M1), not a tracker's 18:08-20:09; Reuters cited to original wire copy; paper paraphrase (V1)

  24. editorial

    Lorde quote was not verbatim; LED firmware update misdescribed as triggering only on a 'physically broken' LED (sources say tampered with); Conversation Focus monthly cap misattributed; Starfire product page now does advertise Kylie Jenner's voice; dynamic photo no longer a Gen 2 difference; unsourced negatives and causal claims removed. Update: added Connect 2026 expansion (Capri, Nova, LISA Edition, Ivory Starfire, limited Fury, $249 plug-in-case Adventurer, new markets, Mix & Match, hearing enhancement, Muse on glasses) and Gen 3 context.

  25. editorial

    Gen 2 microphone count and weight were published by Meta (5-mic array, 51 g), not absent; Gen 2 3K video is 30 fps, not up to 60 fps; Gen 2 newsroom reference title fixed; v15/v23 translation rows clarified; unverifiable Meta One release-note quote removed. Update: Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) section and table column, Ray-Ban Meta Audio, Muse on glasses, hearing enhancement, conversation focus paywall pause, Meta One pricing, Counterpoint H1 2026, new markets.