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DOJ probes whether Nvidia structured Groq deal to dodge antitrust review

US DOJ investigators are examining whether Nvidia’s ~$20B Groq arrangement—a technology license plus hiring founder Jonathan Ross and other execs—was structured to avoid merger antitrust filing. The probe opened after the December deal and Nvidia has received a formal information request.

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KRAFTON releases Raon-1 mini preview, an Apache-2.0 30B-A4B MoE model for agentic tasks

The PUBG maker's AI team trained the 30B total, 4B active mixture of experts model from scratch for Korean and English chat and tool calling agents, and ships NVFP4 (vLLM, single GPU), MLX and GGUF builds alongside the main weights. It's a gated preview with automatic approval, so specs and results may change before the final release, and the hosted API and playground fall under separate terms…

Hugging Face (KRAFTON)

Claude on Google Cloud gets an Anthropic-managed option with day-zero Managed Agents, skills and code execution

Now GA (announced Oct 23), the new option runs Claude on Google Cloud infrastructure with Anthropic as data processor, so platform features like Claude Managed Agents (beta), skills and code execution land on day zero while you keep Google Cloud IAM, audit logs and commitment drawdown at the same pricing. The existing Google managed option stays for VPC Service Controls, CMEK and data residency, but gets new platform features only once Google integrates them…

Google Cloud Blog

Microsoft open-sources Agensh, a coding-agent harness that scaled to 1,024 agents with no central orchestrator

Open sourced Oct 24 under MIT, Agensh has each agent claim its own sub task, share findings and merge into a shared Gitea repo, with Mattermost for messages; on the five hardest ProgramBench tasks, going from 1 to 128 agents lifted the mean test pass rate from 19.31% to 28.78%. The release ships a single node Docker Compose setup (eight workers by default) on Copilot ACP sessions, and token costs for big swarms aren't disclosed (paper)…

Claude Code can now hand long jobs to MCP servers as tasks and keep working (public beta)

Announced Oct 23, MCP Tasks in Claude Code CLI v2.1.304+ let a server accept a slow job like a build or export, return a task handle right away, and report back later while Claude carries on; running tasks can also pop elicitation forms to ask you for input. It works in terminal, Agent SDK and GitHub Actions sessions on MCP revision 2026 07 28, not yet in VS Code, the desktop app or subagent calls, and servers must add the Tasks extension themselves (Upstash walkthrough)…

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