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Anthropic merges memory between Claude Cowork and Claude chat

Anthropic has unified its memory feature so that Claude Cowork, its cloud-based task tool, now shares the same memory as Claude's chat interface. This means details from prior conversations carry over into Cowork tasks and vice versa, reducing the need to re-explain context. Sensitive topics like health or beliefs are excluded from memory by default but can be manually enabled in settings.

Anthropic links Claude and Cowork memory, adds real-time updates

Anthropic now shares a single memory system between Claude and its Cowork tool, so context from past chats carries over automatically when switching between them. Claude also updates its memory in real time without needing explicit prompts, and users get new controls to view, edit, delete or pause stored memories in Settings.

Nokia 300 Charge turns a feature phone into a 10W powerbank

Nokia's new 300 Charge dumb phone packs a 3,700mAh battery capable of 37 hours of talk time, but its standout feature is a reverse-charging 'powerbank mode' that outputs 10W via a bundled 4-in-1 cable with Micro USB, USB-C and USB-A adapters. The phone also includes a bright LED flashlight, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and basic specs like a Unisoc SC6531E chipset, 4GB RAM/storage, a QVGA camera and a 2.4-inch display.

Entrepreneur report: YouTube creators underestimate time costs of editing, SEO and analytics

A new Entrepreneur contributor piece argues that YouTube channels typically fail not from a lack of content ideas but from unrealistic workflows that don't account for the true time investment required. The article identifies video editing, optimizing for YouTube's search algorithm, and interpreting analytics as the three biggest time drains for creators. It recommends automating repetitive tasks, batching work, and outsourcing to professionals as ways to reclaim hours lost to these processes.

Anthropic unifies Claude's memory across chatbot and Cowork agent

Anthropic now lets Claude share memories between its chatbot interface and Cowork, its cloud-based computer-use agent, so context from regular chats carries into automated tasks and back. The update also adds a toggle letting users allow Claude to remember sensitive topics like health or politics, which are excluded by default, with notifications each time such a memory is stored.

Anthropic unifies memory across Claude chat and Claude Cowork

Anthropic has merged the memory systems behind its Claude chatbot and Claude Cowork productivity tool, so information learned in one now carries over to the other automatically as users interact with either. Memory updates continuously during conversations and includes controls for handling sensitive data, while Claude Code remains unaffected by this change. Users can opt out of the shared memory feature if they prefer their sessions to stay isolated.

Mathematicians push upper bound on de Bruijn–Newman constant down to 0.1787854

Researchers have tightened the known upper limit for the de Bruijn–Newman constant, denoted Λ, lowering it to 0.1787854 through refined computational and analytic techniques. Λ is a quantity known to sit between 0 and 0.2, and its value is directly tied to the truth of the Riemann hypothesis: Λ equals 0 exactly if and only if the hypothesis holds, so any improvement in its ceiling narrows the gap between what is proven and what is conjectured.

Report finds data centers' electricity, not cooling, drives biggest water toll

A new analysis of seven states housing roughly half of America's data centers finds that generating the electricity these facilities consume uses far more water than cooling their servers does. Across Virginia, Texas, California, Illinois, Georgia, Ohio and Arizona, data center power demand draws about 3.4 trillion gallons of freshwater a year—about 12 times the combined annual water use of Los Angeles, Phoenix and Washington, D.C. Most of that electricity comes from water-dependent power plants, and two-thirds of them sit in regions already facing significant water stress or drought.

Microsoft releases translucent green accessory lineup for Xbox's 25th anniversary

Microsoft has partnered with Razer, 8BitDo, GameSir, Backbone and PowerA to launch a wave of Xbox 25th anniversary accessories, most featuring the translucent green look associated with the original console. The lineup includes reskinned Razer mice, keyboards and earbuds, an 8BitDo charging dock, a GameSir mobile controller, a mystery-colorway Backbone controller, and a PowerA sling bag for Xbox handhelds. All items are now available for preorder through the Xbox store and other retailers.

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