Daily archive
53 stories from 25 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.
Tesla plans to end Cybertruck production around mid-2027 to free capacity for Cybercabs and robotaxis. Commentators describe the decision as the end of a polarizing and commercially weak model.
Also covered by TechCrunch, Wired, Ars Technica, CNBC Technology, The Guardian Tech
#Protesters broke into Microsoft's data center construction site in Amsterdam. Demonstrations are planned in 15 countries through the weekend, according to a Fossil Free Netherlands campaigner.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology, Tom's Hardware, The Next Web, Quartz, TechRadar
#Amazon is rolling out a feature that lets users text Alexa to shop, after blocking Muse. The feature will reach millions of users in the coming weeks.
Also covered by TechCrunch, Digital Trends
#Netflix revealed Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure, a live-action prequel expected to debut in 2028. The show will move back in time to 1955.
#Lawmakers want answers about Huang's ties to an alleged Chinese intelligence asset. Three House Republican committees have asked him to appear.
Also covered by Bloomberg Technology
#The companies announced on Friday that Fox has officially closed the deal, first announced in June. Fox now controls Roku, which reaches more than 100 million US households.
#TSMC is weighing a move into advanced memory chip manufacturing, according to The Information. The change would give the world's largest chipmaker a bigger share of the AI hardware supply chain.
#Markets are reacting less to the employment report than to overseas developments, futures trading and AI-driven growth worries. Rosenberg spoke on Bloomberg Surveillance.
#The euro area's top banking supervisor is weighing a review of data center lending. The aim is to gauge risks from swings in AI sentiment and valuations.
#Bitcoin climbed back to $76,000 following a tech-driven selloff. Spot ETFs saw about $430 million in outflows over the same period.
Also covered by CoinDesk
#Households already squeezed by high grocery and gas prices now face rising costs for home repairs and upgrades. Companies are passing these costs on to customers.
#One of the few Wall Street strategists to turn cautious ahead of Thursday's selloff says the Anthropic debut may be more decisive than the midterms. The strategist's view was reported by Bloomberg Technology.
#Max Kettner, chief multi-asset strategist at HSBC Bank, says the global stocks rout is driven by uncertainty around the AI trade. He told Bloomberg Television that market stabilization could hinge on whether the Anthropic IPO goes through in the next two weeks.
#Sebastien Page, co-head of global investments and CIO at T. Rowe Price, says there was no real trigger for the wide selloff. He says hyperscalers and semiconductors are good times to invest.
#Indian stocks gained on Friday while the rest of Asia slumped on renewed concerns over artificial intelligence. The move reflects investors seeking haven assets outside the AI trade.
#Property platforms Rightmove Plc and Scout24 SE both raised their outlooks. They say AI-powered products help them steer through subdued housing markets.
#Anneka Treon, global head of private banking, wealth management and investments at ING, says companies across technology and other industries continue to report tangible value from AI. She says they also want to invest further, which she reads as strong demand despite recent market news.
#A Bloomberg Technology video segment from the Horizons Middle East and Africa program aired on November 6, 2026. No further details were provided in the item.
#Bank of America strategist Piron says the South Korean won and Taiwan dollar offer buying opportunities following the AI-driven equity selloff. The view was reported by Bloomberg.
#European equities have become one of the most attractive trades as global investors seek to reduce artificial intelligence exposure. The shift follows a recent AI-driven selloff.
#Masayoshi Son and other Asian tycoons saw billions erased from their fortunes as a global tech selloff hit their companies on Friday. The losses followed a broad chip stock rout that spread across Asian markets.
#Silver Lake and Saudi Arabia's PIF are reportedly seeking to acquire Unity, the gaming software provider, following their purchase of EA. The report has not been confirmed by the companies involved.
#Bloomberg Economics says China could face severe economic headwinds if the Democratic Party's sweeping midterm victory slows the US artificial intelligence buildout. The warning comes as tech stocks across Asia slump on tech worries.
#David Allen, head of long/short strategies at Plato Investment Management, says Thursday's market selloff came from investors conflating AI's transformational potential with its investment return thesis. He says the regional selloff is deepening as the AI slump continues.
#Niles Investment Management founder Dan Niles says open-source models are weighing on token prices and slowing revenue growth at leading AI companies. He argues higher financing costs and postponed IPOs mean valuations matter more.
#Revolution Asset Management's Bob Sahota describes a conservative private credit approach centered on cash-flow based lending. He said the firm is not betting on data centers or picking AI winners, speaking on the sidelines of the Sohn conference.
#Richard Howes, Managing Director at Hearts & Minds Investment, outlines investment opportunities in private credit. The interview was recorded at the Sohn Hearts & Minds conference in Queenstown, New Zealand, per Bloomberg.
#Hedge funds holding crowded positions are unwinding them fast after a difficult October. Bloomberg Technology reports that AI-related losses came first, followed by macroeconomic shocks and then credit concerns.
#A reporter hired a new humanoid-robot cleaning service in San Francisco after seeing it advertised online. The test offers a hands-on look at how such robots handle household chores.
#The Bambu Lab P2S Combo is a fully enclosed 3D printer with an auto-loading system and a touchscreen. The Verge reviewer says it is the only printer they would buy for themselves and it is on sale for $649.
#Some air conditioners now use radar to track people across rooms and reduce power consumption. The article questions whether this meaningfully lowers power bills.
#The Greenlight Family Hub displays family calendars, manages children's chores and doubles as a photo frame. The device is already discounted ahead of Black Friday.
#Makers of the Enough phone are targeting smartphone users fatigued by constant notifications, doomscrolling and data exposure. The device is positioned as a smaller, quieter alternative to foldable phones.
Also covered by Digital Trends
#Apple has explained how to disable the illuminated Apple logo on the new MacBook Pro. The logo glows by default on the new models with PROLED XDR displays.
Also covered by AppleInsider, Digital Trends
#An opinion piece argues that Apple's iPhone Duo is a foldable that costs more while delivering a worse experience. The piece contends Apple misses what makes a good foldable. The critique focuses on design and value.
Also covered by MacRumors, How-To Geek
#In a Bloomberg interview, composer Max Richter argues that AI systems were built on data that was stolen. He says human composers should get paid when AI uses their work.
#Underdog released a new demo of a speech model that is only 32MB. Despite its small size, the model can generate both speech and music.
#Nvidia is increasing tracking of AI accelerators sold in Southeast Asia. The move follows criticism that it has not done enough to stop shipments illegally reaching Chinese companies.
Also covered by Tom's Hardware
#Major investors doubt Anthropic can reach a $1.5 trillion valuation in its planned initial public offering, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The report is shared on Hacker News.
Also covered by Quartz, Hacker News
#AST SpaceMobile, a satellite company that competes with SpaceX, is developing its own launch vehicle. The rocket will use engines from Firefly Aerospace.
#Interstellar Technologies announced more government funding for its Japanese Zero rocket. The roundup also covers the New Glenn delay and Artemis II's atmospheric reentry.
#Blue Origin says its new rocket engine will deliver higher performance while costing about a quarter as much to build. The company described the development as a major advance for its launch program.
Also covered by Slashdot
#The policy covers most products sold online and in Apple stores, with exceptions including some carrier-financed iPhones and iPads. Buyers have until early January 2027 to return items.
Also covered by 9to5Mac, MacRumors
#EU regulators found that TikTok's video-recommendation algorithm pushes users into rabbit holes of potentially harmful content. The finding escalates an almost three-year probe that could lead to a new European Union fine.
Also covered by The Verge, The Guardian Tech, The Next Web
#Physicl is raising $10 million to address the sim-to-real gap in robotics. Its pipeline was originally built to market goods online.
#Palo Alto Networks is reportedly in talks to acquire Clutch, an AI agent security startup. The deal is reported at $500 million. Clutch is backed by Lightspeed and SignalFire and was last valued at $85 million, according to a source.
#Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced the package on Friday to take a more proactive stance against cyberattacks. It follows a series of security breaches that have hit Japanese companies.
#At least 10 local governments have moved to drop Flock surveillance cameras since summer. Concerns cited include privacy, how data is shared and with whom, and procurement issues.
#The guide argues that gift-giving is an expression of love rather than a purchase under a fixed budget. It offers direction for shoppers who want help choosing presents.
#The Control Resonant mission Recursions and Iterations involves multiple intersecting timelines, according to the report. Remedy's designers describe the approach as anything kind of goes.
#The Pentagon has tasked US robotics startup Machina Labs with mass-producing cheap attack drones. The effort uses quickly assembled modular factories.
#Older creators are joining adult platforms as demand for mature content rises. Some are turning to online sex work as a retirement income source, according to Wired.
#The guide ranks monthly kids' subscription boxes covering STEM, books, clothing and snacks. The boxes are aimed at getting children reading, coding and cooking.
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