Announced Oct 27 through GSA's OneGov program, the discount covers Claude Enterprise, Claude for Government and the API for federal, state, local and tribal buyers, with cloud-provider purchases following in coming months. It replaces the $1-per-user deal expiring Oct 31 and mirrors OpenAI's 50% token-based OneGov deal from earlier this month (GSA).
The Information reported Oct 27 that OpenAI intends to buy Google's tensor processing units, with no terms, volumes or timeline disclosed, and OpenAI is already hiring engineers to optimize its frontier models for TPU training and inference. It lands a week after OpenAI put its models on Google Cloud and the same day Google said Oracle will offer TPUs through its cloud (The Next Web)…
Shown on HN Oct 27, the Rust, Apache 2.0 tool keeps secrets in your OS keychain and lets Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Cline call APIs, SSH or databases only through scoped presets, checking an allow list before injecting the credential and returning just the result. Sensitive presets can require an approval prompt, and every call lands in a local SQLite audit log (HN)…
Released Oct 27, interactive and SDK Autopilot sessions now keep waiting for attached background tasks instead of stopping at COPILOT TASK WAIT TIMEOUT SECONDS ( p autopilot still honors it), and Assisted Permissions no longer needs experimental mode. The managed fusion model now starts on Auto, and 1.0.105 makes picking Fusion High or Max via /model work in long context sessions…
Released Oct 27, the stable build adds a banner saying the CLI isn't yet tuned for Gemini 4, opt in private network endpoints for MCP OAuth, and a keys array in keybindings.json . Its git and shell environments now skip interactive credential and SSH prompts while keeping your /.gitconfig , and flicker and lost scrollback in the terminal UI are fixed…
Since Oct 26, Copilot CLI ( /permissions , then assisted), the Copilot app and VS Code can have an LLM review each command, file path or URL request, running clearly safe ones and asking you about the rest. Enterprise admins can block Allow All while keeping Assisted, or turn Assisted off separately; it's still no substitute for a sandbox…
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