Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, a Saudi national and OpenAI employee, was arrested after a sophisticated recording device was found hidden in an executive conference room at OpenAI's San Francisco offices. Prosecutors allege he planted it to covertly record sensitive conversations. OpenAI has since fired him.
Apple launched a new Apple TV 4K with Siri AI upgrades, a faster A19 chip and a $59 Siri Remote. The device is priced at $299 and launches November 13.
Google is releasing Gemini 4 Argon worldwide through its API. The company describes it as its most capable frontier model, with claimed gains in reasoning and complex workflows.
Google Play now lets users publish private apps created with AI for themselves. Those apps do not need to be made available to everyone on the Play Store.
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, discussed on Bloomberg Crypto the company's plan to buy and sell Bitcoin. He said he was disappointed in MSCI, which may remove Strategy from its indices this Friday.
A selloff in chipmakers deepened over concerns about the sustainability of the AI trade as Wall Street banks kicked off earnings season. RBC strategist Lori Calvasina discussed the S&P outlook.
In a Bloomberg Crypto interview from DC Fintech Week, Strategy founder Michael Saylor said favorable regulation and accelerating bank adoption point to a bull market. He framed Bitcoin as early in that cycle.
Williams said he still sees one more interest-rate hike as appropriate this year. He does not currently believe the Fed will need to raise rates again in 2027.
Gary Dickerson told Bloomberg Technology that he expects Applied Materials' revenue to double over the next few years. The company opened a $5 billion research and development center in Silicon Valley to speed next-generation chip development.
Qu says public-market investors may disagree over whether heavy AI capital spending is justified or must be offset by returns and profitability. The comments came ahead of Anthropic's pre-IPO investor day, after recent IPO setbacks.
Grupo Televisa and Fintech Holdings have agreed to acquire AT&T Mexico in a $2 billion deal. The buyers aim to challenge billionaire Carlos Slim's mobile phone business in Mexico.
Vanderbilt law professor Yesha Yadav discusses sports-driven attention around prediction markets. She highlights the legal uncertainty still surrounding the industry.
The agency alleges Shkreli traded stock in at least 60 pharmaceutical companies. He also broadcast investment advice online since his 2022 prison release.
Mainspring Energy has agreed to supply American Electric Power with up to 1.6 gigawatts of generation capacity. The deal could be worth as much as $4 billion over eight years, and its modular generators can come online within 12 months.
Analysis from Space Capital estimates investment in the space economy could exceed $100 billion this year for the first time. SpaceX's IPO, rising defense demand and new infrastructure needs are drawing capital in.
Getty Images plans to file for bankruptcy and go private as part of a restructuring agreement. It secured $533 million from the Getty family and Charles Koch's investment firm after the Shutterstock merger fell through.
CXMT Corp. declared a chip technology breakthrough that rivals such as Samsung Electronics had pursued for years. The claim is unsubstantiated but still moved stock prices and reflects China's push into memory chips.
The IMF says a sharp AI-driven share price crash could put world financial stability at risk. It estimates $1.4 trillion in circular AI deals could deepen a market correction in AI-related stocks and debt.
Siemens AG is positioning itself to win a share of Poland's rising defense and infrastructure investment. The German engineering group expects that spending to drive demand for its industrial automation and digital technology.
Singapore's Grab is adding microdramas and games to keep users engaged inside its app. Bloomberg Technology reports the move is a direct response to competition from TikTok for consumer attention.
Blackstone President Jon Gray said the firm plans to maintain heavy exposure to electricity, defense and life sciences. He argued that AI's expansion from desktop computing into the physical world will drive sustained power demand for decades.
Asian chip stocks fell sharply as they tracked a Wall Street sell-off in semiconductor shares, with SK Hynix and SoftBank among the decliners. Tokenized SanDisk bets saw more liquidations than XRP as the chip rout wiped out $800 million, per CoinDesk.
Jio Platforms Ltd. has received over $20 billion in bids for its planned initial public offering. People familiar with the matter say the offering could be the largest in India's history.
ARK Investment Management's Cathie Wood warns that memory chips are prone to boom-and-bust cycles. She says the problem may worsen as Chinese companies expand production capacity.
The Leading the Future network, backed by Silicon Valley figures, has raised large sums to promote pro-AI candidates from both parties. Wired reports the money has flowed into Nevada shell companies.
The IMF said global growth should pick up next year with a boost from AI investment. It warned the world economy is nearing the limits of its resilience as the energy squeeze persists and financial risks build.
India's finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman says India is a viable alternative to the US and China for international capital. She cites strengths in AI, semiconductors and green technology, per Bloomberg.
Investors are watching ASML's guidance on building out capacity as a signal amid the sector's faltering rally. Its earnings outlook is expected to carry extra weight this time.
Waller spoke with Bloomberg's Saleha Mohsin at the 2026 Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi. He addressed economic and social changes driven by AI.
Governments are competing with technology giants for capital to finance AI infrastructure through heavy borrowing. Emerging market nations risk being squeezed out of global debt markets.
Murata Manufacturing is considering additional investment to expand production of multilayer ceramic capacitors. The move responds to accelerating demand from AI servers.
Chairperson Nandini Piramal says the company is working to cut its dependence on Chinese raw materials. She spoke on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi.
Chandrasekaran says the group will keep building projects such as semiconductor chips that India and the world need, even if they are slow to pay off. The stance comes amid pressure from owners seeking faster returns.
Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said technology companies will outpace the US government as net issuers of long-term debt in 2027. He attributed the scale of this capital demand to AI investment.
India's food regulator is preparing stricter rules for online quick delivery platforms such as Blinkit, Swiggy Instamart and Amazon Now. The move is part of a nationwide crackdown on unsafe practices in a market worth about $80 billion.
Tencent Holdings began marketing dollar and offshore yuan bonds in an offering that could raise about $5 billion. The proceeds would support the company's escalating investments in artificial intelligence.
Anthropic has asked the federal appeals court in Washington to revisit its decision upholding the designation of the AI company as a supply-chain risk to US national security. The request seeks a rehearing of the case.
Anthropic warns small AI models could soon self-replicate across consumer IoT devices. Android TV boxes and smart ovens could form distributed botnets running AI workloads without data centers.
A new ruling in Apple's trade secret lawsuit grants access to OpenAI employee testimony and select documents. The court did not grant every request Apple made.
Bloomberg reports China has an early lead over the US in advanced humanoid hardware, with dexterous hands as a focus. Officials see the work as key to a stronger manufacturing base amid a shrinking workforce.
At TechCrunch Disrupt, Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman argued that warnings about AI doom are overshadowing the technology's benefits. He told AI leaders spreading such warnings to consider talking less about them.
Mark Zuckerberg said Meta had to commit to spending hundreds of billions of dollars last year on AI infrastructure before knowing if the products would succeed. The comments were reported by Bloomberg Technology.
Vista Equity Partners founder, chairman and CEO Robert F. Smith speaks with Bloomberg's Dani Burger at CAIS in Beverly Hills about artificial intelligence growth. He stresses the importance of learning how to use an AI agent.
Meta says its new Muse Wonder model has frontier-level capabilities, a milestone in its AI overhaul under chief AI officer Alexandr Wang. Bloomberg's interview covers how Meta positions the model against OpenAI and Anthropic.
Retro games are being decompiled and recompiled to run on new devices or to merge code from different titles. Microsoft has seen fan projects such as skateboarding mods brought into Call of Duty.
Leading AI executives are reportedly preparing for a possible major AI-caused disaster within six to 12 months. AI systems have already been linked to multiple cybersecurity incidents, including breaches of outside systems and attacks affecting tens of thousands.
Character.AI filed for Chapter 11 and plans to sell substantially all assets. Disney's $20 million bid for select IP is subject to higher or better offers.
Jensen Huang says Nvidia will announce $2 billion of European investments within a week, on top of $8 billion over the past year. He named four French startups in Paris as part of the investment push.
Shopify announced it will let shoppers configure their AI agents to purchase products on their behalf. The change gives more agents access to listings across Shopify's catalog of over a billion products.
Nvidia announced updates to DLSS 5 that include a faster model, now tuned down 24% in size, that runs about 30% quicker. The updated version reduces 4K VRAM usage by 20% and is coming to new games including Hogwarts Legacy.
AI leaders and whistleblowers testified at a sweeping UK parliamentary session on AI. Britain's spy chief warned in the same period that AI could be used to create new bioweapons.
Mia Goth criticized Instagram for allowing an AI-generated image of her to spread from a verified account. The post showed her in a T-shirt reading "MY EX IS MY BIGGEST FAN" shortly after news of her divorce filing from Shia LaBeouf.
SambaNova CEO Rodrigo Liang says the AI infrastructure boom is shifting toward inference, efficiency and return on investment. The company is closing its Series F with new strategic investors, and enterprises including JPMorgan run AI infrastructure on its systems.
Executives from large data center firms say the buildout is barely keeping up with AI development. Energy access and skilled labor are the two key constraints.
Anthropic released a report last month arguing that the model GLM-5.3 poses a major cyberattack risk. The explainer weighs the benefits of open models against those risks.
The Infosys co-founder says the shift creates opportunities for businesses and Infosys. He discussed AI adoption, legacy systems and the firm's model-agnostic approach at NEF in New Delhi.
The framework aims to prevent costly mistakes and disputes as AI-powered shopping grows. It is designed so AI agents act only within user-approved purchases.
The former Commerce Secretary said governments and companies must work together to manage AI's economic and security risks. She made the remarks on Tuesday.
Wired reports that Wikipedia usage is falling as AI Overviews answer more queries. The writer argues the larger loss may be to the project's volunteer community and knowledge base.
Mike Cannon-Brookes says making software cheaper and faster to build will lead organizations to create more applications, workflows and agents. He argues this increases the need to connect and manage them.
John Romeo, managing partner and CEO of Oliver Wyman Forum, spoke at the 2026 Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi. He argues humans must adapt as AI grows more powerful.
Bloomberg Technology reports that orbital data centers pursuing unlimited solar power raise the risk of conflict in space. Militaries worldwide are embracing AI and viewing computing facilities as critical infrastructure.
Keelan Miskell sold the digital archives of his winding-down crypto startup for roughly $25,000 for its code base. MIT Technology Review reports AI labs are buying such data to train models.
Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani said worries about AI eliminating jobs are unfounded. He argued the technology will galvanize small businesses and fuel demand for new skills.
Anthropic PBC is looking to invest in data centers in Australia, according to an envoy. The move is part of the AI company's broader capacity build-out across the world.
Industrial Next helps manufacturers automate complex and delicate tasks that have traditionally required human labor. The company's goal is to make factory robots quick to reconfigure for new work.
Rivian spinoff Mind Robotics has hired Doug Field, who previously led Ford's EV work. Field also worked on Apple's secretive car project and oversaw development of the Tesla Model 3.
The company says it upcycles blast furnace emissions to cut pollution and improve steelmaker margins. TechCrunch reports the approach targets emissions from the steel industry.
Pluto Security, an AI security software provider, raised $42 million, with about a fifth from a seed round led by TLV Partners and the rest from a Series A led by Jump Capital. The company says it secures enterprise AI agents.
Fusion power startup Cambridge Heavy Industries is developing a compact, laser-powered fusion device. The company says the device is meant to fuel the coming wave of fusion power plants.
Licube is preparing to supply lithium to fusion power plants, which will need large amounts of it. The company is presenting its plans at TechCrunch Disrupt.
Flox's edge devices identify animals and use species-specific sounds to drive them away from critical infrastructure. The company is building AI to keep wildlife away from trains, airports and roads.
University of Michigan spinout Laplace Intelligence uses AI agents and interactive simulation to stress-test robots and self-driving vehicles. The profitable startup is competing in TechCrunch Disrupt's Startup Battlefield.
MIT startup LNK Energies says it has a way to replace diesel in trucks with hydrogen. The company claims the approach undercuts diesel on cost, and it will be shown at Disrupt.
Twenty startups were selected for the 2026 Startup Battlefield Top 20 and will compete on the main stage at TechCrunch Disrupt. The winner receives a $100,000 prize and the Disrupt Cup.
Giraffe Bio has raised a $6.4 million seed round for bespoke biomolecules aimed at the looming copper shortage. Demand for copper is rising from AI data centers and EVs.
Venture capital firm Sprints has closed its fifth fund at €725 million, or $810 million. The firm backed Revolut early and also has investments including Vinted.
Reviewers find the Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses have solid audio and much better battery life than camera models. The frames look like regular glasses and the camera is removed.
Bloomberg Intelligence research projects streamed games will grow to a $38 billion market by 2035. It says the trend may eventually end the dedicated video-game console as a mass-market product.
The Xteink X4 Pro has a 4.26-inch, 800 x 480 E Ink display and is much smaller than Amazon's smallest six-inch Kindle. It is now selling for less than before.
Polygon reports that God of War Laufey's expensive collector's edition does not come with the game. The critique centers on collector's editions that omit the title.
Beats has officially announced a Pokémon collaboration, a special-edition Beats Pill speaker with Pikachu and Mimikyu designs. The launch followed a teaser the day before.
A major leak has exposed design details and specifications for Samsung's planned smart glasses. The leaked material offers the clearest look yet at the product.
Alibaba Group unveiled the next generation of its smart glasses on Tuesday. The device extends the company's artificial intelligence strategy into consumer electronics.
Wired tested conical burr, flat burr and blade grinders using particle size analysis and real-world tasting. The guide covers options for a range of budgets.
Microsoft shipped patches for a record 1,413 vulnerabilities on Patch Tuesday, including 1,102 in Windows, 134 in Office, 61 in Developer Tools, 36 in SharePoint Server and 22 in SQL Server. One flaw, a Windows Shell bug, is under active exploitation, and two others were publicly disclosed.
Ukrainian military drones took down several Russian data centers, including Yandex facilities. Zelenskyy said the campaign reduced Russian disinformation, but bot farms are still active.
Saudi Aramco's Texas oil refinery owns some of the crude carried by a tanker that suffered a cyberattack on its way to the United States. The report was published by Bloomberg Technology.
Ledger says a spy chip inside some CryptoBilis Ledger devices transmitted wallet keys over the mobile network. Bloomberg reports the company is reviewing how its devices are sold to consumers after the attack led to an estimated $90 million in stolen cryptocurrency.
Tailscale is using its Canadian base as an advantage to win government and enterprise business. The pitch targets buyers concerned about American AI security.
A large-scale cyberattack targeted hundreds of French supermarkets, causing refrigerators to overheat and spoiling food. Some units reportedly sparked fires.
WIRED reviewed contracts from more than two dozen cities and towns. The documents show how Flock's pricing and business model work relative to competitors.
Meta launched Your Algorithm on Facebook, a feature first introduced on Instagram. Users can add and manage topics that shape what appears in their feeds, within reason.
The Play Store layout will automatically adjust to the size and layout of a car's screen. The update also makes it easier to find and download new apps, and it is rolling out now.
Firefox Enterprise is a version of Mozilla's browser built for companies and public bodies that must meet strict security and compliance requirements. The launch targets organisations in Europe.
Science Corporation has implanted its PRIMA vision-restoring chip in its first patient with Stargardt disease. Max Hodak described the work as part of the company's path toward a brain-computer interface.
SpaceX proposes raising Starship launches and landings from its South Texas Starbase facility to hundreds of flights per year. The plan is currently being reviewed by the US government.
Researchers used high-speed video to study how honey bee stingers deliver venom. A co-author says the unique geometry of the valves lets them act as collapsible pistons.
A simulation tested how nations would respond to solar geoengineering aimed at dimming the Sun. The results showed geopolitical conflict would dominate and produce outcomes worse than planners expect.
Noubar Afeyan of Moderna, Lila Ibrahim of Google DeepMind and Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw of Biocon take part in a Bloomberg Technology conversation. The panel covers how AI is changing scientific research.
A report says Rockstar will not wait two years to release GTA 6 on PC as it did with the previous game. The PC version is reportedly planned for Q1 2027.
The first trailer for Narnia: The Magician's Nephew is out, adapting C.S. Lewis's novel. Greta Gerwig directs the Netflix film, which arrives in February.
The film forces audiences to confront the stories they tell about economic and political power. Wired argues it is the perfect climate movie despite broad audience dislike.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it is assessing allegations about Tesla's roughly 1,000 robotaxis. Waymo robotaxis have faced similar inquiries, including over illegally passing school buses.
Peacock's Crystal Lake series reshapes Friday the 13th lore with gory, campy storytelling. Linda Cardellini plays Jason Voorhees' murderous mother Pam.
The Paris Auto Show featured small electric vehicles and efficient people carriers that update familiar nameplates. None of the highlighted models are sold in the US market.
Reviews from TechRadar and Polygon praise the game's platforming, world design and ambiance. TechRadar calls it a promising return to form, while Polygon says it lives up to the series' legacy.
Wired's gift guide recommends 30 books on the companies and people shaping Big Tech. Categories include biographies, startup histories and investigative exposés.
Nandan Nilekani says India needs to abandon paper-based question papers to combat leaks that have disrupted high-stakes exams. Millions of students and job seekers are affected by the disruptions.
French high school students are set to hit the streets on Tuesday, extending their movement into a third week. Policymakers have not yet offered a clear response to the students' demands as the budget debate begins.