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According to IT之家, Cursor reports results of investigation into malicious Anthropic Claude Code extension copy

According to IT之家, Cursor said that after a two-week investigation it found a malicious, unauthorized copy of the Anthropic Claude Code extension in its VS Code extension marketplace on October 29. The company said most customers were unaffected, with at most 5,000 users impacted. For users who did not use privacy mode, fewer than 0.05% had programming-agent trace data exposed. Cursor said it has directly notified affected customers and will keep strengthening security.

IT之家 reports Cloudflare open-sources Kitesurf browser for AI agents

According to IT之家, Cloudflare said on Nov. 13 that it was open-sourcing Kitesurf, a browser built for AI agents. Kitesurf runs on Cloudflare Workers and can parse HTML, apply CSS, execute page JavaScript and render screenshots without relying on a traditional browser container. It supports the Chrome DevTools Protocol and does not depend on any Chromium process or container. Cloudflare says the design focuses on token use, context window size, scalability, performance and cost rather than human-oriented browser features.

AI-generated Released IT之家 ↗ #Cloudflare#Kitesurf

IT之家 reports Huawei details new Malu GPU and AI ISP in Kirin 9050 series

According to IT之家 on November 14, Huawei has continued to reveal more specifications for the Kirin 9050 series τ chip, focusing on its new-generation Malu GPU and Kirin AI ISP. The company says the GPU uses a fourth-generation architecture, lifts performance by 40% and cuts power use by 45%. It also supports second-generation hardware ray tracing with a 78% performance gain. The AI ISP pairs a pixel-specific NPU with a general NPU and enables 4K60 real-time video processing and 200-megapixel fusion photography.

AI-generated Technical overview IT之家 ↗ #Huawei#麒麟 9050 系列#马良 GPU

According to IT之家 and The Elec, Intel launches K-AI Full-Stack Alliance with 23 Korean firms and shows D270 chip

According to IT之家, citing The Elec, Intel announced the K-AI Full-Stack Alliance on November 12 at its 2026 AI Summit in Seoul, bringing together 23 Korean companies. The group is led by Intel and spans hardware, software, vertical AI solutions, and services, with the goal of building a sovereign and open AI infrastructure ecosystem for Korea. Intel also displayed the D270, a physical chip from its next-generation GPU D series for data-center inference, saying it delivers up to 26,200 TFLOPS of FP4 performance at 350 watts.

IT之家 reports Musk says Cybercab subscription should be about $115 a month

According to IT之家 on Nov. 14, Elon Musk responded on X to criticism over Cybercab’s $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription, saying the price should be closer to $115. The same report says Tesla has opened Cybercab orders to some individual buyers, with a starting price of $29,990 and first deliveries expected in December. Buyers must also add the subscription, which is currently free for one month only. Musk said the service would roll out nationwide after regulatory approval.

AI-generated Reported IT之家 ↗ #Tesla#Cybercab

IT之家 reports Tsinghua team’s ProtCell single-cell proteomics foundation model and its MTT S5000 reproduction

According to IT之家, a research team from Tsinghua University’s Department of Automation has unveiled ProtCell, a foundation model for single-cell proteomics, alongside the paper “ProtCell: a foundation model for single-cell proteomics.” The model was trained and evaluated on about 380 million cells from 98 public datasets. The paper says ProtCell can map cell states and infer unmeasured protein expression. It also reports a full pretraining reproduction on Moore Threads’ MTT S5000 AI card, with key metrics differing by about 0.2% from mainstream GPU platforms.

According to IT之家, Google says Gemini’s Personal Intelligence now supports Google Wallet for authorized spending analysis

According to IT之家, Google said Gemini’s Personal Intelligence now supports Google Wallet. After users grant permission, they can ask about personal finances, spending, and budgeting by typing @Google Wallet in chat. Gemini can also analyze last quarter’s transactions, generate charts, and help plan savings goals, such as setting aside $1,000 over the next three months. Google said the feature can only read authorized accounts and cannot transfer money, manage funds, or make investments.

IT之家 reports Google expands Antigravity multi-agent system and opens Teamwork access

IT之家 reports that Google is expanding its Antigravity multi-agent system with Teamwork, a set of Gemini-powered specialist agents aimed at validating hard mathematical proofs and improving software performance. Google says the system formalized the Weil conjectures, reproduced a proof related to Navier–Stokes finite-time blowup, and helped solve the Courtade–Kumar conjecture. It also rewrote the libgav1 AV1 decoder from C++ to Rust. Google is opening Teamwork and the /boost workflow through Antigravity, with free access for up to 10,000 academic researchers for six months.

ITHome: Google AI Studio lead demos and open-sources WindowsiOS for running Windows 11 on iPhone Duo

ITHome reported on November 14 that Ammaar Reshi, Google AI Studio’s product and design lead, posted a video on X on November 12 showing Windows 11 running on Apple’s first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo. He also open-sourced the WindowsiOS project on GitHub. Reshi said Gemini 4 Carbon helped build the setup, which runs a Windows 11 on Arm 24H2 image in a virtual machine with touch support, a virtual keyboard, and a multitouch trackpad.

AI-generated Technical overview IT之家 ↗ #Google#iPhone Duo#WindowsiOS

According to IT之家, Microsoft AI scientist John Langford leaves after more than 14 years

According to IT之家, Microsoft AI scientist John Langford, a co-founder of the AI Frontiers lab, has left Microsoft after more than 14 years. He said the key reason was that his research no longer had a clear path to practical application, and new ideas were not taken seriously enough. The report says his roughly 50-person team was folded into Mustafa Suleyman’s Microsoft AI unit in September, but disagreements over research direction and reorganization widened.

AI-generated Reported IT之家 ↗ #Microsoft#Microsoft AI