Frontier Foundry is proud to announce that our Founder & CEO, @sultanmeghji, has been named a Non-resident Senior Technical Expert at the CSIS's Economic Security and Technology Department.
Please join us in congratulating him on this well-earned appointment.
We’re pleased to welcome @sultanmeghji to CSIS as Senior Technical Expert (Non-resident) with the Economic Security and Technology Department.
With three decades of experience across AI, fintech, cybersecurity, and financial resilience, Sultan brings valuable expertise to CSIS.
Welcome, Sultan!
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@dhh@hancore_linux@OldJobobo It feels special watching @OmarchyLinux@dhh create an amazing community to extend already amazing tech. Have an agent doing a daily OLD (Omarchy Linux DHH) update so I don’t miss anything
A DALLAS STARTUP JUST HIT 15.38% ENRICHMENT WITHOUT A SINGLE CENTRIFUGE
SOLID HALEU, NO CENTRIFUGE
· @ActinideInc says it is the first startup in history to produce HALEU, enriching natural uranium on its first-generation calutron to a level an independent ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab assayed at 15.38% U-235.
· Actinide is upfront that the material was made in research quantities under the NRC laboratory-scale exclusion at 10 CFR 70.4, and that it would still need fabrication into rods, pellets, or particles before a reactor could use it.
· Because electromagnetic separation yields solid product directly, Actinide's process bypasses the UF6 deconversion step where the United States has zero commercial capacity and where DOE contracted six companies in 2024 to build one.
· The same machine was producing enriched ytterbium-176 for Oklo Isotopes weeks earlier, and CTO Robert Mendelsohn says the machines cost a few hundred thousand dollars and can be reconfigured for a different isotope in a matter of days.
Seven years of prototyping, a separator they designed and built themselves, material sold to a customer, and then HALEU, in that order, is an unusually disciplined sequence for hardware in this sector. The most interesting part may not be the uranium at all, since a machine that sells pharmaceutical isotopes today does not need to win the HALEU market to survive the wait for it.
Does the fuel cycle get solved by one big plant, or a thousand small machines?
$OKLO
If you haven't grabbed an old computer and tried out @OmarchyLinux and seen what a true state of the art OS in 2026 looks like you are really missing out. 79 seconds to install, and within 5 minutes I have it connected to local AI server and building something.
We're now doing around 20,000 Omarchy ISO downloads PER DAY!! I'm oh so happy that we have @eastdakota on as a Founding Patron, and that we're serving from @Cloudflare's amazing CDN. Otherwise we'd be toast! That's well over 100TB/day. Just for ISO. Packages are extra.
New Episode: The AI Policy Podcast
'Pope Leo Weighs in on AI and Trump Postpones Mythos-Inspired Executive Order'
New host Aalok Mehta (CSIS Wadhwani AI Center) previews the AI Policy Podcast’s next chapter and discusses Pope Leo XIV’s AI encyclical and Trump’s delayed AI cybersecurity EO.
Listen here: https://t.co/dpOHc4XEiN
Epic win for all - great to see such broad support and a structure built for the long haul. My old thinkpqd runs @OmarchyLinux and it is like a brand new computer
If you haven’t tried it, grab an old thinkpad off eBay and put it on. You’ll think you bought a brand new computer.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT: We’re going to make the prophecy of The Year of Linux on the Desktop come true. All the pieces are now in place. Time to go all in! https://t.co/zuf5h9ClWX
Ten years a former senior Pentagon official told me what I thought was an apocryphal story: American spies had saved Steve Jobs, and by extension, Apple.
Tracking it down became a personal obsession and the starting point for my new book, Valley of Death. I'm thrilled to share the excerpt about Jobs and the CIA published today in the @WSJ.
https://t.co/bj8sczI75e
Ah Microsoft thank you for reminding me how much I love installing windows.
I’m thinking longingly on the 157 3.5 floppies needed for Windows NT 3.51
Sigh
@muskonomy@dok2001 Wait tcp and udp are different? lol
Remember 25 years ago when everyone failed to stream video on DSL and T1 until the bright kids at internet2 (mostly uiuc grads of course) just switch from tcp to udp?
Great to see this kind of collaboration
With models running out of training material, large AI companies have begun scanning used books en masse before shredding the remains.
Beyond ethical debates, this practice re-raises questions that society has fought over for centuries: Who controls the written record? 🔑 (1/6)