WorkOS just introduced auth.md, an open protocol that lets AI agents register with web services by exposing a single machine-readable Markdown file at a service root. Agents can pull OAuth metadata, parse scopes and authenticate without human-led sign-ups. WorkOS’s AuthKit supports it out of the box, so developers get a standard, secure login flow for AI tools with minimal setup. SpaceX is gearing up to deploy AI1, its first orbital data center satellite, at about 600 km altitude. The 70 m wingspan craft packs a 150 kW peak compute payload with interchangeable processor modules from various chipmakers. SpaceX has filed to launch up to a million of these nodes, effectively spreading data centers across low Earth orbit. Meanwhile, Anthropic rolled out Claude Fable 5, matching Mythos 5 on performance but enforcing stricter guardrails. It handles a 1 million-token context window, caps outputs at 128,000 tokens, and costs $10 per million input tokens, $50 per million output tokens. The API now notifies users when guardrails trigger and can auto-fallback to another model. On the science front, NASA’s Artemis 3 mission will shuttle astronauts in an Orion capsule, then transfer them to Blue Origin’s Blue Moon lander and SpaceX’s Starship over three days before a 2028 lunar touchdown. China just launched the world’s first wind-powered undersea data center off Shanghai, a 24 MW facility sitting 10 m below the surface and cooled naturally by seawater. In enterprise tech, you’ll find ktx, which layers context for data-analytics agents, and container, a macOS tool for running OCI-compatible Linux containers via Swift. Apple positions itself to win consumer AI with its new Apple Intelligence and Siri upgrades, betting mainstream users prefer polished UX over early-stage features.