Four live signals across AI chips, agent costs, builder support, and a Red Sox return.
Bloomberg says Nvidia is in early talks with South Korean chip startup Rebellions. A tech deal, an investment, or a full sale may be on the table, but nothing is final.
Nvidia could gain another route into cheaper AI use while taking a possible chip rival off the board.
Maritime says it can host an isolated AI agent for $1 per month. Early Hacker News replies question the math, and two users reported a site error or an unavailable backend.
Cheap agent hosting is useful only if the price holds and teams can trust the service during real jobs.
Vendo says customers can make missing features inside software they already use. Early builders like the idea, but some warn that custom tools could break and create hard support cases.
Giving users more control may cut feature requests, but DB Tech should watch who owns bugs in customer-made tools.
A Boston report says Trevor Story could rejoin the club during the Giants series. The team has not locked in a return date, and another report says the move could still be delayed.
Story's return would force a roster move and could strengthen Boston's infield during a tight playoff race.