Tom's Hardware reports that Nvidia may deliver only 1% of the chips promised to major Chinese customers, citing supply constraints affecting export-friendly RTX Pro 5500 GPUs. The reported shortfall highlights uncertainty around hardware availability for AI infrastructure plans; the figure remains a reported estimate.
Barracuda disclosed two vulnerabilities that could be chained to bypass authorization and gain root access on a susceptible device. The reported chain combines a pre-authentication authorization bypass with command injection, making exposed affected appliances a priority for security review.
Blockchain infrastructure provider Chainstack disclosed unauthorized access to parts of its infrastructure, with the report describing exposure of customer data and password hashes. The incident has been assessed as part of a broader AI-powered attack campaign, although the available summary does not establish the full scope of the compromise.
Anthropic is working on FlashProve, a system intended to let users verify that an AI response came from the model it claims to represent. Model provenance could help developers assess the authenticity of responses supplied through intermediaries; the report describes work in progress.