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№258 | Tuesday, September 15, 2026 | 06:30 AM ET
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Independent reporting on tech & markets
TechEchelon
● The Brief
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Good morning. Five stories, before the opening bell. Written for readers who already know the basics.
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№01 · ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan Stands by $230 Billion AI Revenue Target Despite Anthropic Slowdown Fears
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan reaffirmed the company's AI semiconductor revenue forecasts of $115 billion in fiscal 2027 and $230 billion in fiscal 2028, even as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's call for slower AI development rattled chip stocks Monday.
Marc Sabatini ·
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№02 · CYBERSECURITY
Japan's Digital Agency Confirms VPN Breach Exposed 246,000 Government Personnel Records
Japan's Digital Agency has disclosed a breach in which an attacker exploited a VPN vulnerability to access a government system, potentially exposing 246,000 rows of personnel records including names, email addresses, and telephone numbers.
Sara Montes de Oca ·
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№03 · ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Apple Releases iOS 27 With Redesigned Siri AI Ahead of iPhone 18 Launch
Apple released iOS 27 on Monday, bringing a redesigned Siri AI assistant in beta ahead of the iPhone 18's retail debut this week. The new Siri uses on-device language models and a cloud compute system, with English support launching first and several other languages to follow in October.
TechEchelon Staff ·
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№04 · ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Microsoft Issues AI Code of Conduct as Industry Leaders Agree to Slow Frontier Development
Microsoft published a provisional code of conduct restricting its AI models on Monday, joining Anthropic and OpenAI in signaling support for a slower pace of frontier AI development amid growing public concern over safety risks.
Jay Goldberg ·
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№05 · POLITICS
Trump Rejects AI Regulation Calls, Attacks Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei
President Trump rejected calls for AI regulation on Monday, attacking Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei following his public plea for slower AI development, and framing further oversight as a gift to China.
Sara Montes de Oca ·
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