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When we get something substantively wrong, we fix it and log the fix here; small copyedits live in each article's revision history instead. Found an error? Use the "Report issue" button on the article (no account needed). So far we have received 2 reports and reviewed 1, taking a median of 4.8 days. 1 is waiting, the oldest since September 26, 2026. That is our record rather than a promise. See the verifiability policy for how checking works.

321 articles were corrected in the last 30 days. Every correction note and resolved report is listed below, newest first. A fix applied to several articles with the same note is shown once, listing each article; "See the change" opens that version in the article's revision history.

  1. editorial

    The 300 tokens/s figure for Nemotron 3 Ultra was Artificial Analysis's measurement on a DeepInfra BF16 endpoint, not an NVIDIA claim; SWE-bench cost figure is "up to 30%"; added NIM 2.0.12 serving section

  2. editorial20 articles

    Fixes from an independent fact-check pass (see /corrections)

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  3. editorial

    The ~$75 billion IPO figure is the base offering; the Form 8-K gives 638,888,888 shares at $135 including the underwriters option exercised in full, or $86.25 billion

  4. editorial

    Jayhawk was announced in January 2023, not 2021, and Jayhawk II in August 2023; the Andes RISC-V core was selected for Raptor, not Corsair

  5. editorial

    Leadership, funding and evaluation-infrastructure sections were stale (Painter is now President; ~$71M raised by Aug 2026; the archived inspect-action was credited as current). Also adds the 2026 frontier risk assessment workstream, the GPT-5.6 Sol evaluation, monitorability and expenditure-horizon research, and post-March-2026 corrected time-horizon figures.

  6. editorial

    The model table was labelled as original-study (TH1.0) data but carried TH1.1 values; R-squared was given as ~0.98 against the paper's >=0.96; and the extrapolation CI was wrong. Also expanded with Time Horizon 1.1, the March 2026 regularization correction, cross-domain results, expenditure horizon and reception.

  7. editorial

    The 3D stack orientation was backwards (logic die sits on top of the DRAM, not DRAM on top of compute); also adds full production June 2026, the Raptor successor and the NVIDIA NVLink Fusion collaboration

  8. editorial

    Retained $2/$10 standard pricing and marked the planned September increase cancelled; corrected affected cost comparisons

  9. editorial

    The 31.6% figure was filed under AIDE + o3 but is the AIRA-greedy + o3 result on the full benchmark; clarified which AIRA numbers are MLE-bench Lite, added an AIRA2 MLE-bench-30 Percentile Rank subsection and the AIRA3 live-competition note with two new footnotes

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    Inception's 'Next Step for dLLMs' post dates to November 6, 2025, not May 14, 2026

  11. editorial

    Mercury Coder's February 2025 launch did not coincide with the $50M round (announced November 2025). Added Nemotron-Labs-TwoTower, Nemotron-Labs-Diffusion, DFlash/DSpark block-diffusion drafters, LLaDA 2.1/2.0-Uni/2.2, Mercury 2 follow-ups, and a September 2026 adoption status.

  12. editorial

    Groq 3 LPX SRAM is 500 MB per LPU per NVIDIA, not 512 MB per die; added the LPX blog as a source

  13. editorial

    CS-4 was announced Aug 18, 2026 on the WSE-3 Turbo, not a WSE-4; added WSE-3 Turbo and CS-4 specs, Cerebras roadmap statements, IPO closing total, founding year fix

  14. editorial

    MAI-Thinking-1 context window is 256,000 tokens, not 128,000 (per Microsoft announcement, keynote, technical report and Foundry catalog); 35B is the active-parameter count of a ~1T MoE; added Aug 12, 2026 public preview and Foundry pricing

  15. editorial

    MAI-Thinking-1 moved to public preview on Microsoft Foundry on Aug 12, 2026 at $2/$8 per 1M tokens; SWE-Bench Pro tightened to 52.8%; Sonnet 4.6 link fixed; technical-report architecture, benchmark table, human-eval results and EU data summary added

  16. editorial

    PhysX described as the original and default physics backend and Newton as the alternative backend introduced in the Isaac Lab 3.0 beta (17 March 2026), with the multi-backend architecture, kit-less mode, presets, and 3.0 timeline rows added

  17. editorial

    Newton 1.0 dates separated by event (v1.0.0 tag, changelog and PyPI wheel March 10, 2026; GTC 2026 GA announcement March 16; GitHub release page April 13); v1.5.1 re-dated to its August 27 tag and PyPI upload with the August 28 GitHub page noted; v1.4.0 and v1.5.0 artifact dates confirmed; v1.6.0rc1 (September 3) added

  18. editorial

    CN101 is a digital CMOS chip (accumulator dynamics, stochastic computing), not an analog RC network; added the August 2026 CN101 paper results, Hot Chips 2026 listing, tape-out date discrepancy, 2026 roadmap shift, and fixed misattributed publications

  19. editorial

    Fixed the Passage M1000 and L200 launch date (March 31, 2025, not December 2024), the L20 and L200 first-disclosure dates, headquarters (Mountain View), the CFO/Graham roles, the Series C investor list, and two reference bylines/dates; added 2025-2026 developments (16-wavelength link, Guide VLSP light engine, GUC/Synopsys/Cadence partnerships, Passage L20, vClick, 1.6 Tbps per fiber, XPO MSA, OCP CPO initiative and August 2026 workstream, Roy Kim, Guide DR, NVLink Fusion), reference-platform and Guide specs, a timeline, and leadership/board from the company site.

  20. editorial

    Build 2026 MAI launch dated June 2, 2026; added MAI-Image-2.5, 2.5-Pro, 2.6 and 2.6-Flash entries to the MAI model timeline

  21. editorial

    Extropic is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts (not California) and announced its $14.1 million seed in December 2023 (not March 2024), per PR Newswire and SiliconANGLE

  22. editorial

    Fixed the February 2026 financing (1.2B Series D, not a Mercedes-led round), the UK government MoU date and the Tokyo robotaxi attribution; added the September 2026 London launch on Uber, 2026 partnerships, Series D extension and Wayve Labs

  23. editorial

    Added the September 2026 agreement to sell Hugging Face to NVIDIA from Delangue's perspective (approach to Huang, his post, CNBC interview, reporters' call, incident statements, terms and role); fixed the misattributed $50-100 billion remark (Lux Capital's Brandon Reeves in Forbes, not Sequoia), the stale private-company sentence, the Miami residence, and an unsourced headcount

  24. editorial

    NVIDIA agreed to acquire Hugging Face on September 2, 2026 (announced September 3, pending close in H1 2027); rewrote the August acquisition-report paragraphs as history, added a deal-terms subsection with the openness commitments and risk factor, updated the lead and financing text, added the criticism section's acquisition concerns, and fixed the stale claim that no final incident report had been published (OpenAI and METR published on August 26).

  25. editorial

    Internal ExploitBench (June-August 2026) Sol figure is 11.5% (launch-day table cell read 5.5% against the post's own chart); Fast-mode speed and Bedrock wording changes on the live post noted