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Pure Data Centres raises $780 million for regional build-out

Pure Data Centres Group, backed by Oaktree Capital Management, has raised $780 million in financing to help fund a build-out across Europe and the Middle East. The financing includes an option to expand it by a further $1.1 billion.

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Infrastructure

Google plans $15B Malaysian data center and cloud investment

Google plans to spend $15B in Malaysia during 2027 and 2028 on data centers, cloud operations, water supplies, power generation and training, The Next Web reports. Alphabet chief investment officer Ruth Porat announced the plan at an event in Kuala Lumpur.

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Infrastructure Capital

Return secures €835 million financing for German battery storage

Energy storage company Return has secured €835 million in portfolio financing underwritten by Deutsche Bank and Rabobank to expand in Germany. The initial framework covers three battery storage projects with a combined capacity of 117 MW.

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AI Capital

Isomorphic Labs seeks roughly $5 billion in funding talks

Alphabet's Isomorphic Labs is in talks to raise roughly $5 billion to support its use of artificial intelligence for drug discovery, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The financing remains under discussion rather than a completed fundraising.

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Security Capital

Sentra raises $150 million to expand security for AI access to corporate data

Sentra announced a $150 million Series C round led by Capital One Ventures to expand technology that protects sensitive corporate information from unauthorized access by AI agents. The financing brings its total funding to more than $250 million, ynetnews reported.

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Capital AI

Pliant raises $80M for expansion and AI payment workflows

Pliant raised an $80M Series C led by Seaya Nova and Speedinvest, the Berlin fintech said Wednesday. The funding will support expansion in the US and Canada, entry into additional markets and its AI roadmap.

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Science

MIT-led team receives up to $38 million for disease-monitoring patch

An MIT-led team has received funding from the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health for a four-year project worth up to $38 million to develop a wearable patch that continuously monitors biomarkers of heart disease and sepsis.

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Capital

bit.bio raises $25M to expand research cell range and customer base

Cambridge biotech company bit.bio announced $25M in Series D funding on Wednesday to bring more human cell types to market and expand its customer base. Backers include existing investor M&G Investments and Abcam founder Dr Jonathan Milner.

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Capital AI

Kabilio raises €10M to develop AI agents for accounting firms

Barcelona startup Kabilio has raised €10M in a round led by Picus Capital and Visionaries, with participation from Spain's technology and innovation agency CDTI. The financing brings its total funding to €14m and will fund an AI agent for accounting firms.

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Capital Security

Brava Security raises $15 million for detection testing platform

Brava Security has emerged from stealth with a $15 million seed round led by F2 Venture Capital and Pitango VC. The company plans to accelerate product development and expand commercially across North America, while pursuing financial services and government customers.

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Products

Oracle closes $10 billion stock offering and $10 billion debt sale

Oracle closed a $10 billion common stock offering and issued $10 billion in notes on November 4, according to its SEC filing. The completed transactions follow underwriting agreements signed November 2. The stock offering comprised 86,206,897 shares.

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Robotics Capital

Aformic raises $6.95M to expand industrial robotics

Aformic raised a $6.95M seed round led by Veteran Ventures Capital, the industrial robotics company said Wednesday. It will use the funding for engineers, sales staff, its Qursor software and new robots, including machines intended to help build and maintain AI data centres.

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Capital

EloElo raises $80M Series C at $500M valuation

India-based EloElo raised an $80M Series C led by Hornbill Capital and NBCU at a $500M valuation, TechCrunch reported. Its Story TV microdrama app has 33M+ estimated active users. The financing comes as more than 118 million users watch microdramas every month in India.

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Capital

EIC Scaling Club reports €4.06bn raised by member companies

Companies in the European Innovation Council's Scaling Club have raised €4.06bn since joining, according to a new report from the initiative. The programme supports 120 scale-ups from 26 countries; its analysis uses Dealroom data through 29 September 2026.

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Capital

JawBuddy raises €818k to fund jaw therapy study and reimbursement efforts

Leipzig startup JawBuddy has raised €818k in pre-seed funding led by healthcare platform HALBZEIT to fund an efficacy study and pursue health insurer reimbursement for its jaw therapy app. The total includes the Business Angel Bonus from Sächsische Aufbaubank.

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Science

Infleqtion says it demonstrated 30 logical qubits using 80 physical qubits

Infleqtion demonstrated 30 logical qubits using 80 physical qubits on its Sqale architecture, CTO and cofounder Pranav Gokhale said in an interview published by Yahoo Finance. Logical qubits encode quantum information across physical qubits to support error correction.

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AI Products

Meta buys coding-agent startup Conductor

Meta has acquired Conductor, a startup that lets software engineers manage multiple AI coding agents simultaneously, Axios reported in a Techmeme feed summary. Conductor CEO Charlie Holtz said the team will join Meta Superintelligence Labs.

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Science AI

Cosmos preprint demonstrates real-time interactive world simulation

Researchers report in a preprint that they adapted Cosmos world foundation models to generate visual observations in real time as users or embodied agents take actions in virtual environments. They have made code and model checkpoints available for the framework.

Robotics AI
Robotics AI

LiberAI reports robot learning results using fewer robot demonstrations

LiberAI says its Liber-0 model achieved a progress score of 75.6 using 25% of a robot demonstration pool plus a full glove-recording pool, compared with 72.8 using the full robot pool alone. The eight-task experiment appears in company-sponsored coverage in The Robot Report.

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Alphabet closes €6 billion euro-denominated debt offering

Alphabet closed a €6 billion offering of euro-denominated senior notes on November 5, according to its SEC filing. The public offering comprises seven tranches with maturities ranging from 2028 to 2045. The notes include €750,000,000 of floating-rate debt due in 2028.

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Capital AI

AI chip startup Tenspresso seeks financing at $500 million valuation

Tenspresso is in financing talks that would value the artificial intelligence chip startup at $500 million, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The three-month-old company was founded by engineers who previously worked on Google's AI chips.

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AI Infrastructure

Goldman and Apollo discuss selling portions of SpaceX chip financing

Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in talks with Wall Street investors to begin selling portions of a roughly $40 billion chip financing deal for SpaceX, Bloomberg reported. The discussions concern portions of the financing rather than a completed sale.

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Products AI

Meta enters euro bond market to finance AI investment

Meta Platforms is entering the euro bond market for the first time, Bloomberg reported. The borrowing joins a surge of debt issuance by the largest technology companies as they seek to finance trillions of dollars in artificial intelligence investments.

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Robotics Products

Globus Medical agrees to acquire Synaptive for cranial surgery technology

Globus Medical has agreed to acquire Synaptive Medical, adding visualization, navigation and surgical planning platforms for cranial neurosurgery, Yahoo Finance reported. The agreement would broaden Globus's technology portfolio beyond its existing spine and robotics offerings.

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Security Capital

Palo Alto Networks in talks to buy Clutch Security for around $500 million

Palo Alto Networks is in talks to acquire Clutch Security for around $500 million, The Information reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The three-year-old Israeli security startup develops software that tracks passwords used by AI agents.

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Products

Apple opens subscription offers inside its cancellation process

Apple made Retention Messaging available to developers, allowing them to show personalized messages and special offers before subscribers complete a cancellation. The feature was announced at WWDC earlier this year.

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Products

Amplitude revenue rises 25% as enterprise customer count grows

Amplitude reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $110.6 million, up 25% year over year and above the $107.0 million consensus estimate. Customers spending $100,000 or more in annual recurring revenue increased 31% to 855, while total annual recurring revenue reached $431 million.

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Products

Qualcomm gives subdued quarterly profit forecast as component costs rise

Qualcomm gave a lackluster profit forecast for the current quarter, Bloomberg reported. The outlook signals that the company, the largest maker of smartphone processors, continues to grapple with higher component prices that are weighing on its profit expectations.

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Capital Science

Biograil closes €20 million round for oral drug delivery development

Copenhagen-based Biograil has closed a €20 million funding round to advance an oral device intended to deliver drugs that otherwise require injections. Verve Ventures and Megatrend Invest backed the round, with HTGF participating through its Opportunity growth fund.

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AI Capital

OpenAI to acquire Pierre Computer and integrate code storage into Codex

OpenAI will acquire developer tools startup Pierre Computer for an undisclosed amount, the company told Axios. Pierre's technology is already embedded in Codex. OpenAI plans to integrate the startup's Code Storage feature directly into Codex as part of the deal.

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AI

Thinking Machines releases Inkling 2 Small through Tinker

Thinking Machines introduced Inkling 2 Small, making the image-capable reasoning model available on Tinker Playground and for fine-tuning and sampling through Tinker. The company says the model has 594B total parameters, with 17B active, and supports variable reasoning effort.

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Security Products

Binance traces theft to engineer compromised in fake job interview

Binance says attackers used a fake job interview to compromise an engineer's computer and move through employee systems before last week's cryptocurrency theft. Its latest account says $6.34 billion in digital assets were affected, with $2.85 billion frozen or intercepted.

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Products

Figma revenue rises 43% as gross margin misses estimates

Figma reported third-quarter revenue of $391.4M, up 43% year over year and above estimates, Reuters reported. Gross margin was 80%, below the 81% estimate. The company raised its 2026 revenue outlook, while its shares fell more than 6% after hours.

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AI Products

Figma opens code layers beta to all users

Figma made code layers available in open beta to 100% of users, allowing teams to run and compare code-backed prototypes on its shared design canvas. The company also says its Figma agent is now generally available.

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Infrastructure

AWS expands DocumentDB availability to Taipei and New Zealand

AWS says its DocumentDB database service is now available in the Asia Pacific (Taipei) and Asia Pacific (New Zealand) regions. The expansion lets customers run the managed document database in those regions with MongoDB compatibility.

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AI

Ricursive releases Ripple-65B Preview with up to 1M context

Ricursive Intelligence released Ripple-65B Preview on Hugging Face, Together AI, GMI Cloud and OpenRouter, the company announced. The open-weight model supports up to 1M context length and is a general-purpose variant of the proprietary model used in its AI chip design platform.

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AI

Vercel expands zero-retention provider access for Kimi K3.1 Pro

Vercel says more providers with Zero Data Retention agreements now serve Kimi K3.1 Pro and its Highspeed version through AI Gateway. Previously, Moonshot AI was the only provider serving either model. Both accept images and have a 1M-token context window.

Security Infrastructure
Security Infrastructure

APT flaw lets attackers replace checked packages and run code as root

A flaw in Debian and Ubuntu's APT package manager lets attackers who can modify package downloads replace a checked package and run their code as root, according to November 4 advisories reported by The Hacker News.

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AI

Buoyant releases Kinference to manage self-hosted AI inference

Buoyant announced general availability of Kinference, open source software that routes and manages AI inference requests across models and GPUs running on Kubernetes. Available under the Apache 2.0 license, it builds on the vLLM inference engine.

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AI

Pangram releases image and video detection models

Pangram has released Pangram Image 1.0 for detecting AI-generated images and Image Flash 1.0, which powers its AI video detection. The company calls Image 1.0 state-of-the-art. The release follows a Pangram Image research preview introduced a few months earlier.

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Infrastructure

AWS adds three Linux releases to WorkSpaces Personal

AWS has added Rocky Linux 10, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 and Ubuntu 26.04 LTS bundles to Amazon WorkSpaces Personal. The managed desktop options are available in Standard, Performance, Power and PowerPro sizes in all AWS Regions where WorkSpaces is available.

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Infrastructure

SpaceX signs Qualcomm hardware deal for planned U.S. wireless network

SpaceX has signed a deal to obtain Qualcomm hardware for its planned U.S. terrestrial wireless network, Bloomberg reported. The agreement supplies hardware for the rocket and satellite company's intended expansion into a mobile market served by major U.S. carriers.

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Capital Policy

OPay reportedly halts $300 million U.S. IPO after Chinese regulatory inquiries

Nigeria-focused payments company OPay halted its $300 million U.S. initial public offering after inquiries by a Chinese regulator, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The halt came just hours after the company set the offering price.

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Infrastructure

Qualcomm to supply components for SpaceX's planned US wireless network

Qualcomm will supply hardware components for SpaceX's planned nationwide terrestrial wireless network in the United States, Bloomberg reported. The network forms part of the rocket and satellite company's effort to challenge the biggest operators in the US mobile industry.

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Robotics Products

Waymo links plan to end Uber exclusivity to rider feedback

Waymo plans to end an exclusive robotaxi partnership with Uber in response to customers seeking more consistency when ordering self-driving services, co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana said.

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Security Policy

Thai opposition leaders seek answers after phone spyware alerts

Two Thai opposition leaders are demanding that the government disclose whether state agencies targeted political leaders with spyware ahead of a December no-confidence debate, Bloomberg reported.

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Robotics Science

Robotics preprint reports 200-rollout evaluations costing approximately $3.50

Researchers report a reusable system for evaluating robotic manipulation at a scale of 200 rollouts for approximately $3.50 USD per replication in a new preprint. The system runs on serverless commodity GPUs, taking 38 minutes and 4.4 L4-GPU-hours across eight parallel shards.

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AI

OpenAI rolls out GIF generation across ChatGPT and Codex

OpenAI is rolling out Images 2.6 globally across all ChatGPT and Codex subscription tiers, allowing users to generate GIFs from text prompts or animate uploaded images, Mashable reports. Users can also turn rough drawings into more complete images for animation.

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AI

Kambi says AI now trades approximately 85% of network bets

Kambi said its proprietary AI system now trades approximately 85% of bets across its sports betting network. The company reported that 59% of AI-traded live bets are accepted without a live delay and is expanding the technology into basketball, American football and table tennis.

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Security

Paint security update fails to appear for some Windows users

Windows Latest reports that Microsoft Store offered no Paint update on its test system despite the installed app being older than Microsoft's documented security fix. Other users, including IT administrators, reported the same problem.

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Science Robotics

Robotics preprint reports performance gains from new policy adaptation method

Researchers report performance increases of up to 2-3× on robotic locomotion and manipulation control problems using LARBRID, a method for adapting pretrained models that generate robot actions.

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AI

OpenAI identifies message errors affecting paid ChatGPT users

Some users on paid ChatGPT plans are encountering errors when sending messages, OpenAI said in a status update. The company identified degraded performance affecting conversations and said it was working to implement a mitigation.

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Robotics

Hopcopter prototype gains flexible foot for more consistent landings

Researchers added a flexible foot pad to the Hopcopter, a robot that combines quadcopter flight with a spring-loaded hopping leg, reducing performance variation across terrains by 84%, New Atlas reported. The earlier prototype struggled on sand, ice and slopes.

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Products Infrastructure

VMware introduces vSphere Express for installations of up to 128 cores

VMware announced vSphere Express on Wednesday, adding a basic virtualization offering for smaller organizations. Distributor TD Synnex lists an annual price of $9,600 for installations of up to 128 cores, with no reduction for customers using fewer cores, Ars Technica reported.

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Security

Vercel rolls out device-bound protection for developer logins

Vercel is gradually rolling out a login defense that binds sessions to a user's device, BleepingComputer reported. Device Bound Session Credentials use a private key stored in the device's security hardware to prevent a stolen session cookie from being reused on another device.

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AI

Apple makes Siri AI waitlist conditional on high demand

Apple has changed its Siri AI access instructions so downloads begin automatically, with a waitlist used only during high demand, 9to5Mac reported. Previously, enabling the feature in iOS 27 placed users on a waitlist before the download could start.

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AI Products

AT&T adds Gemini video search to Connected Life monitoring

AT&T's Connected Life security system now supports Gemini features that let customers search recorded camera footage with natural language questions and review daily activity summaries. The features are available only with its professional $29.99 / month monitoring plan.

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AI Products

Apple plans further cuts to employees' daily AI budgets

Apple is planning to reduce some engineering teams' daily AI allowances to as little as $100, Bloomberg reported, as described by 9to5Mac. The plans follow cuts last month that lowered some engineers' caps from $300 to $200.

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Products

Wayfair returns to quarterly profit as orders increase 12.2%

Wayfair reported third-quarter net income of $62 million, reversing a $99 million loss a year earlier, as delivered orders rose 12.2% to 11.0 million. Revenue increased 9.7% to $3.420 billion, FINCHANNEL reported.

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Robotics Science

Robot planning preprint reports 34.6% shorter pick-and-drop cycles

Researchers report that their cuRoboV2-Fast motion planner completed robot pick-and-drop cycles in a mean 5.93 seconds, 34.6% shorter than cuRoboV2, in a stereo-camera-based deployment on YAM.

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Robotics AI

Preprint finds robot policies can improve across tasks during deployment

Researchers report that generalist robot policies can improve across diverse tasks through reinforcement learning during deployment, including gains on tasks excluded from that training.

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Products Security

Apple plans content checks for publicly linked iCloud items

Apple says iCloud items shared with anyone who has the link will become accessible to the company for harmful-content checks starting with version 27.3 of iOS, iPadOS, macOS and visionOS. Those items will no longer be end-to-end encrypted.

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AI

OpenAI rolls out Images 2.6 and native GIF creation in ChatGPT

OpenAI is rolling out Images 2.6 to ChatGPT and Codex users across web, desktop and mobile apps, The Verge reports. ChatGPT can now create a GIF from a prompt or uploaded photo, then let users adjust playback speed and edit individual frames.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

T-Mobile adds 5 Gbps fiber service for $90 a month with AutoPay

T-Mobile introduced a 5 Gbps home fiber internet tier this week for $90 a month with AutoPay, Tom's Hardware reports. The plan raises the service's previous maximum speed of 2 Gbps and includes symmetrical upload and download speeds, a Fiber gateway and a mesh Wi-Fi extender.

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AI Products

Adobe extends marketing agent to ChatGPT, Claude and other AI platforms

Adobe said its CX Enterprise Coworker marketing agent now works inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and Databricks Genie. The expansion brings an agent generally available since June into tools that marketing teams already use, including through a ChatGPT plugin.

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Products

Microsoft reports faster Windows performance on PCs with 8GB of RAM

Microsoft says Windows PCs with 8GB of RAM are now 20% more responsive and 40% faster at multitasking in its laboratory tests, following software changes described in a blog post this week. The changes keep up to 2GB of additional active data in memory to avoid reloading it.

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Science

UK fusion experiment installs beam box for planned heating upgrade

Engineers installed a 12-tonne steel beam box at the UK Atomic Energy Authority's MAST Upgrade fusion experiment in Oxfordshire. The structure will house two neutral beam injectors, which heat plasma by firing high-energy neutral atoms into it.

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Products

Block's consumer lending volume rises 40% to $19 billion

Block's consumer lending origination volume rose 40% year over year to $19 billion in the third quarter, driven by Cash App Borrow and Afterpay Post-Purchase, Yahoo Finance reported. Company revenue increased 9.9% to $6.72 billion, while gross profit grew 21.6% to $3.24 billion.

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AI

Hightouch tests show cheaper model routing can approach Opus accuracy

Hightouch found that routing uncertain Jev decisions to Claude Opus 5.5 achieved 98.8% accuracy at $0.88 per 1,000 identities in a synthetic test of whether customer records incorrectly combine different people. Opus alone achieved 99.0% at $3.86 per 1,000.

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Capital Products

Revolut secondary sale values fintech at $115 billion

Revolut investors completed a secondary share sale valuing the British fintech at $115 billion, 53% above its valuation in another share sale a year earlier.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

SpaceX selects Qualcomm for planned US terrestrial mobile network

SpaceX selected Qualcomm to supply technology for the ground-based 5G network behind its planned Starlink Mobile service, Qualcomm announced. The multi-year agreement covers plans for tens of thousands of US sites, with a nationwide rollout expected to begin in 2027.

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AI Products

Salesforce adds $50 monthly Coworker plan and new data connections

Salesforce introduced a $50-per-user monthly option for Agentforce Coworker, alongside Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 connections, reusable workflows called Skills, and Conversation History. The company lists those features as available now.

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Products

Reddit tests search-result ads with selected advertisers

Reddit is testing ads in search results with a select group of eligible advertisers, the company announced. Ad selection will use factors including the search query, targeting searches that Reddit considers to show purchase intent.

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AI Products

Menlo estimates enterprise AI spending at $176.8 billion in 2026

Menlo Ventures estimates enterprises will spend $176.8 billion deploying AI in 2026, up from $33 billion in 2025, in its newly released State of Enterprise AI report. Anthropic, OpenAI and Google captured $122.7 billion, or 69% of deployment spending, up from 50%.

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Science Robotics

Robot training preprint reports success gains from task-focused visual attention

Researchers reported that A³-VLA, a framework for training robot manipulation models, improved average task success rates by 6.5% - 25.2% across benchmarks. The preprint describes experiments involving multiple model backbones and both simulated and real-world manipulation tasks.

Security Infrastructure
Security Infrastructure

Debian fixes APT flaw allowing package replacement after verification

Debian released APT 3.0.4 for its stable trixie distribution to fix a vulnerability that can let a man-in-the-middle attacker execute arbitrary code as root. The flaw, CVE-2026-109518, affects how the package manager resumes HTTP downloads.

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Products

Analysis puts iPhone 18 Pro storage upgrade cost at $192 against $600 price

Apple charges $600 to move from 256GB to 1TB on the iPhone 18 Pro, against an estimated direct cost of $192, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis cited by 9to5Mac. The equivalent iPhone 17 Pro upgrade cost buyers $400 and had an estimated direct cost of $42.

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Robotics Science

TwinBridge preprint reports 98% robot success across five laboratory tasks

Researchers report that TwinBridge achieved a final mean autonomous success rate of 98% across five real-world laboratory tasks, using at most 25 minutes of real-world interaction per task.

Science
Science

NASA's Swift observatory reenters atmosphere after failed rescue mission

NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory reentered Earth's atmosphere over Indonesia's North Sumatra region on November 4 at 7:39 EST, ending nearly 22 years of service, NASA said. A mission intended to rescue the satellite by boosting its orbit was unsuccessful.

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Security

PHP patching tracker still counts around 29 million unpatched services

Censys tracking cited by Tom's Hardware puts the number of unpatched PHP services at around 29 million, down from an initial estimate of around 45.7 million. The PHP2Shell exploit uses faulty cleanup after an out-of-memory error to execute code with PHP's permissions.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

Array cuts revenue outlook as project deliveries slip

Array Technologies reduced its 2026 revenue forecast to $1.34 billion-$1.40 billion from $1.40 billion-$1.50 billion as project deliveries slipped, 24/7 Wall St. reported.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

Emirates SkyCargo adds priority freight service for AI hardware

Emirates SkyCargo has introduced AI Tech, a freight service for chips, server racks and other AI infrastructure, the airline said. The service combines priority loading and scheduling with specialised handling and shipment monitoring from its Dubai command centre.

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AI

Prototype driver renders Windows 11 desktop on an NPU

Developer group labscommunity has released an open-source prototype driver that renders the Windows 11 desktop using a neural processing unit instead of the graphics processor, Tom's Hardware reports.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

Cloudflare cuts DNS build memory use by 85% with targeted updates

Cloudflare says changes to its DNS processing cut Zone Builder server memory usage by 85% and reduced median build time from 7.7 seconds to 3.3 seconds, Tom's Hardware reported. The service processes 800 zone changes per second, up from 250 four years ago.

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Infrastructure

LandGate counts 819 U.S. data center announcements through October

LandGate says 819 U.S. data center projects were announced through October 2026, exceeding the 764 announced in all of 2025. Its new quarterly report tracks 6,561 projects, including 3,045 in development and 3,191 operating.

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AI Science

UCB partners with Cradle to use AI in antibody research

UCB and Cradle announced a collaboration on November 4 to use Cradle's AI protein design platform in selected UCB antibody research projects. The planned work spans identifying active molecules, improving lead candidates and preparing them for preclinical development.

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AI Infrastructure

Qualcomm says AI250 memory chips pass laboratory tests

Qualcomm says its first chips using High Bandwidth Compute memory technology have passed laboratory testing, advancing development of its Dragonfly AI250 data centre accelerator.

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Security AI

OpenAI employees raised repeated internal security warnings

OpenAI employees repeatedly warned leadership and the board about security weaknesses over several years, including before ChatGPT launched, Reuters reported, citing five people familiar with the matter.

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Security

Researchers link mobile browser attacks to Russian group APT29

Sekoia researchers identified a campaign using compromised and impersonated websites to deliver attacks against iOS and Android devices without user interaction. They attributed the operation to Russian group APT29 with moderate-to-high confidence.

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Security

Russian authorities arrest three suspected VasyGrek members

Russian authorities say they have arrested three suspected members of VasyGrek and dismantled the group's criminal infrastructure. The Interior Ministry said the suspects were involved in stealing organizational funds and creating, distributing and using malware.

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AI Science

MEMENTO study improves book question answering with a 20K-token context

Researchers report in a preprint that MEMENTO raised Qwen3-8B's accuracy from 36.9% to 67.8% across four book question-answering benchmarks while holding no more than 20K tokens in context. The tests included books of up to 2.5M tokens.

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Products Infrastructure

Data center stocks slide on expectations of slower AI construction

Data center shares fell Wednesday as investors anticipated slower AI construction after Democrats won Congress, Reuters reported. Hut 8 dropped 23%, IREN 11%, Core Scientific 10% and Applied Digital 7%.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

AWS adds cost allocation tags to managed Airflow environments

AWS says Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow now supports cost allocation tags, allowing platform teams to attribute spending to the team, project or cost center responsible for each environment.

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Infrastructure

AWS adds file-based log collection to ECS Managed Instances

AWS has added support for application logs in Docker's json-file format on ECS Managed Instances, allowing customers to collect them with their chosen monitoring agent and forward them to any destination. The company says the feature carries no additional cost.

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Products

Snap says subscriptions pass 30 million across four offerings

Snap says Snapchat's subscription offerings have surpassed 30 million subscribers across Snapchat+, Lens+, Platinum and Memories Storage Plans. Snapchat+ remains the largest driver of subscriber growth, while Lens+ has grown nearly 600% since January 2026, the company said.

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AI Infrastructure

Nvidia CUDA 13.5 moves Vera Rubin support to general availability

Nvidia says CUDA 13.5 moves Vera Rubin support from early developer access to general availability for enterprise production. The release also extends Windows on Arm support to DGX Station for Windows.

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Security Products

Bitbucket adds scoped build tokens and sets permission migration deadlines

Atlassian has introduced granular permissions for individual Bitbucket Pipelines steps and short-lived tokens confined to each build container. Repository administrators can also authorize pipelines from selected source branches to push to restricted branches.

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Infrastructure AI

TeraWulf secures Google credit backstop for Kentucky data center

TeraWulf said it secured a credit backstop agreement with Alphabet's Google to support financing for its Kentucky data center project with Anthropic, Reuters reported. The project is scheduled to come online in the second half of 2027.

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Capital AI

Nooks secures $500 million commitment for sales and marketing

AI sales automation startup Nooks has secured a $500 million commitment from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund to finance its sales and marketing push, Reuters reported. The fund will take a share of the returns generated by the capital.

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Robotics Products

Uber plans autonomous fleet of 2,000+ in 2027

Uber plans to scale its autonomous fleet to 2,000+ in 2027, the Financial Times reported. The ride-hailing group reported third-quarter revenue of $14.8B, up 10% year over year, gross bookings of $59.8B, up 20%, and 4B trips, up 16%.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

SpaceX raises 2027 data center target to approximately 13GW, analysis says

SpaceX has revised its 2027 data center capacity target upward to approximately 13GW, according to SemiAnalysis. The analysis compares that target with all of Google's capacity from 1999-2026, describing a plan to build equivalent capacity in 1.5 years.

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Infrastructure Products

Dutch defense ministry signs SAP agreement for sovereign cloud

SAP says it has signed a strategic agreement with the Dutch Ministry of Defense to develop and manage a cloud environment in the Netherlands tailored to the ministry's security and sovereignty requirements.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

AWS adds capacity checks and fulfillment metrics for EC2

AWS added real-time capacity checks and fulfillment metrics to Amazon EC2 Capacity Manager, the company announced. Customers can assess which instance types and Availability Zones are most likely to support a request without launching or reserving instances.