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OpenAI Appoints Aaron Ruffin as Infrastructure Lead Following Stargate Data Center Collaboration

OpenAI has recruited Aaron Ruffin as infrastructure lead following his work on the Stargate data center project through construction advisor Avicado. The appointment marks the second high-profile hire from Avicado in recent months as OpenAI expands its infrastructure capabilities.

OpenAI Strengthens Infrastructure Leadership

Artificial intelligence research company OpenAI has appointed Aaron L. Ruffin as infrastructure lead, according to recent reports. Ruffin joins the organization from construction advisor Avicado Construction Technology Services, where he previously collaborated with OpenAI on its ambitious Stargate data center development project.

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UK Regulators May Force Major App Store Reforms for Apple and Google

British regulators are reportedly preparing to mandate significant changes to Apple and Google’s app store operations. The potential reforms could fundamentally alter how consumers access apps on mobile devices.

Potential App Store Overhaul

UK competition authorities may require Apple and Google to implement substantial changes to their app store ecosystems, according to regulatory documents. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has reportedly been investigating both tech giants’ mobile platforms under strategic market status provisions.

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Samsung Debuts $1,799 Galaxy XR Mixed Reality Headset to Rival Apple Vision Pro

Samsung has officially entered the high-end mixed reality arena with the Galaxy XR. Developed with Google and Qualcomm, the headset is priced at $1,799 and runs on the new Android XR platform. It aims to challenge Apple’s Vision Pro with a lighter design and deep AI integration.

Samsung’s Foray into Premium Mixed Reality

Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy XR, its first mixed reality headset, marking a significant entry into a market currently dominated by Apple’s Vision Pro. According to the company’s announcement, the device is available in the US for $1,799, a price point that analysts suggest is strategically positioned to compete directly with the higher-priced Apple headset.