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Sonos opens its platform to third-party AI assistants

Bloomberg reported that Sonos has opened its platform to third-party AI assistants, upgraded its Sonos voice assistant with an in-house LLM, and plans to let users create their own AI agents. The company is repositioning its software platform beyond speaker control. The report does not give a timetable, product scope, or terms for third-party access.
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SonicWall reports exploited SMA1000 zero-days and releases fixes

SecurityWeek reported that SonicWall urged SMA1000 customers to patch two zero-day vulnerabilities the vendor says have been exploited. CVE-2026-83548 is a pre-authentication SSRF flaw in the Appliance Work Place interface that ca...

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Kustom agrees to buy ticketing platform TFL for $112 million

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Félix raises $200 million for WhatsApp remittance platform

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Starman Optical agrees to acquire GoPro in $285 million merger

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Epiris agrees £1 billion acquisition of Gamma Communications

Private-equity firm Epiris has agreed to acquire European enterprise communications provider Gamma Communications for about £1 billion, according to Bloomberg. The reported price represents a 53% premium to Gamma's share price on ...

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