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Rubio reportedly toughened a CIA report on Jensen Huang
Marco Rubio reportedly recast a CIA assessment of Jensen Huang and his relationship with Alice Huang, an executive suspected of…
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A saturated router after copper-to-fiber replacement grounded flights across the U.S.
A router overloaded the U.S. air traffic control network after L3Harris replaced copper wiring with fiber optics at a remote…
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ElevenAI brings dictation and meeting notes together for teams
ElevenAI brings meeting notes, dictation, and agents together in a single app for teams: it can transcribe conversations, retrieve information…
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Tesla Opens Cybercab Orders for $29,990, With Restrictions
Tesla has started inviting selected customers in the United States to buy the Cybercab: the two-seat autonomous vehicle, with no…
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Netflix Reveals Planeswalker, the Magic Animated Series Coming in 2027
Netflix will premiere Planeswalker in 2027: the animated series based on Magic: The Gathering now has an official title and…
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Huang’s Departure Puts Nvidia’s Financial Power in AI to the Test
Jensen Huang’s departure leaves more than Nvidia’s leadership in limbo: it also puts at risk the capital that has helped…
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Meta to appeal €805 million fine over Facebook photos
Meta will appeal the €805 million fine imposed by the Italian Garante over Facebook for Android accessing photos, videos and…
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Bing lets you hide AI answers with «-ai» or an extension
Bing now lets you exclude its AI answers using the «-ai» operator or an extension for Chrome and Edge. Microsoft…
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AI Agents: Five Gaps That Emerge When They’re Connected to the Enterprise
An agent built in ten minutes to read emails, match invoices against the ERP, and summarize them in Slack ends…
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Italy Fines Meta €805 Million Over Facebook Photos on Android
Italy’s data protection authority fined Meta €805 million because Facebook for Android accessed photos, videos and metadata stored on Italian…
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Steam delays indie games as review backlog grows
Australia Did It has been in Steam’s approval queue since October 20. The game was rejected on November 5 over…
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Intel Returns to 70.1% of Desktop CPU Shipments
Intel raised its share of x86 desktop processor shipments to 70.1% in the third quarter of 2026, up from 65.1%…
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Amazon prepares World Product Graph to catalog products across the web
Amazon is considering cataloging products across the web, including those it does not sell, in an internal project called World…
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OpenAI introduces Daybreak to test applications and prepare patches
OpenAI introduced Daybreak on November 12: a platform with two AI agent tools for testing web applications and helping prepare…
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Nvidia Allegedly Financed Purchases to Absorb Its Excess GPUs
Nvidia allegedly turned to financing to maintain demand for its GPUs: according to Wccftech, citing the Wall Street Journal, Jensen…
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Cloudflare Releases Kitesurf Under the Apache 2.0 License
Cloudflare has open-sourced Kitesurf, its browser engine for artificial intelligence agents, on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. Developers can…
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SignDrop on Windows: Check CLFS Mode and Don’t Disable It
The public SignDrop exploit targets CLFS, the Windows logging system, and can elevate a local user’s privileges to SYSTEM, according…
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iPhone Duo: Hinge Gives Way After 451,000 Folds, but It Keeps Working
After more than 451,000 folds, the iPhone Duo no longer lies completely flat when opened by CNET's testing machine. The…
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Uber Confirms Theft of Thousands of Driver’s Licenses
Hackers stole driver’s license data from thousands of Uber drivers in the United States after breaching Fireworks AI, a technology…
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34% of Developers Lost Their Jobs in Two Years
34% of the professionals surveyed by GDC lost their jobs in the past two years; among those living in the…
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South Korea Has Already Detected the Diversion of 96,000 Chips to China
96,000 U.S. chips reached China from South Korea in shipments that, according to customs authorities, were concealed as samples and…
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Attacks on Check Point Wipe VMware ESXi Servers: Response Guide
A campaign targeting Check Point gateways began on October 30, 2026: attackers broke in through vulnerable Mobile Access portals, escalated…
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Nvidia Seeks Huang’s Successor and Sounds Out Arm CEO
Nvidia’s board reportedly sounded out Rene Haas, Arm CEO, about succeeding Jensen Huang, according to a Financial Times report cited…
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GTA VI Breaks Traffic Records Ahead of Its Release
GTA VI preloads have already broken traffic records before the game arrives in stores: on November 10, Virgin Media O2…
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Euclid Publishes a 500-Gigapixel Mosaic and Detects 900 Million Galaxies
The Euclid space telescope has published a mosaic of the northern sky spanning nearly 500 gigapixels, part of its first…
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Anthropic’s IPO Receives Six Times More Orders Than Shares
Orders to buy Anthropic shares in its IPO amount to six times the available supply, according to Bloomberg, as cited…
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Lorenzo Stoakes cuts back on kernel reviews amid flood of AI patches
Lorenzo Stoakes will reduce his review work on the Linux kernel because the volume of patch series generated with artificial…
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IBM announces Nighthawk r3: 10,000 operations on 520 qubits
IBM has introduced Nighthawk r3, with 520 programmable qubits, a processor designed to execute 10,000 quantum operations accurately. The company…
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Wallet so its agents can shop with approval
ChatGPT Wallet is now available: it lets OpenAI’s dots agents shop on the user’s behalf without seeing their actual card…
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GitHub and wfx-loot: Steps to Detect and Contain Secret Theft
The wfx-loot campaign affected 4,837 compromised accounts and tested write permissions across 61,764 GitHub repositories; in at least 1,835 of…
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