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Tech News for Wednesday, September 9, 2026

136 stories from 45 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.

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Business 28

Akriti Sharma · Bloomberg Technology

Coforge chairman resigns amid board review, shares plunge

Coforge Ltd.'s chairman resigned after an internal audit raised concerns about a lack of transparency in how board directors were evaluated. The departure marks another sudden leadership change at the major Indian IT company, sending shares down.

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Bloomberg Technology

Why Wall Street loves Apple's $1,999 iPhone Duo

Analysts predict the iPhone Duo will make up 10% of all iPhone sales, with Deepwater's Gene Munster saying the higher price point won't keep customers away. Wall Street views the foldable as a major growth driver for Apple.

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AI 23

Robert Hart · The Verge6 sources

Second mathematician accuses OpenAI of dishonesty over training data as trust questions mount after Navier-Stokes proof

Berlin mathematician Andreas Thom publicly accuses OpenAI of being materially misleading about its AI training data, following the company's controversial claim to have solved the Navier-Stokes problem. The accusation adds to growing skepticism about whether researchers can trust OpenAI with unpublished mathematical proofs.

Also covered by The Decoder, The Next Web, Quartz, Gizmodo, Hacker News

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Gadgets 18

Cameron Faulkner · The Verge14 sources

iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max launch with variable-aperture camera, smaller Dynamic Island, and first looks highlight same design with internal upgrades

Apple unveils the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max at the September 9 event, featuring a variable-aperture camera, smaller Dynamic Island, and A20 Pro chip. Early first impressions from media praise the camera and battery improvements but note the same external design as last year.

Also covered by Ars Technica, 9to5Mac, CNET, AppleInsider, MacRumors

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Big Tech 12

Kirsi Heikel · Bloomberg Technology7 sources

Google to invest $15B in Finnish AI infrastructure, signs 22-year Fortum power deal

Google plans to invest at least $15 billion in AI infrastructure in Finland through 2028, its largest single European investment. It also signed a 22-year power agreement with Finnish utility Fortum and will explore business models that could support new nuclear reactors at Fortum's sites.

Also covered by The Register, CNBC Technology, The Next Web, Quartz, TechRadar

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Bloomberg News · Bloomberg Technology25 sources

Apple unveils iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Duo foldable, Watch Series 12/Ultra 4, AirPods 5, and Siri AI at September 9 event

Apple unveiled iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Duo foldable, Watch Series 12/Ultra 4, AirPods 5, and Siri AI at its September 9 event. The company also detailed the multi-layer structure of the iPhone Duo's folding screen, explaining how it will hold up to wear and tear.

Also covered by TechCrunch, The Verge, Wired, CNBC Technology, 9to5Mac

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Startups 10

Stephen Engle and Joanne Wong · Bloomberg Technology

Samsung-backed MangoBoost turns profitable on AI data center demand

MangoBoost, a startup backed by Samsung Electronics, has become profitable thanks to strong demand for cost-effective AI data centers, according to its CEO. The milestone highlights the growing market for AI infrastructure alternatives.

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Dominic-Madori Davis · TechCrunch2 sources

CloudNC raises $20M to automate manufacturing bottlenecks

UK-based manufacturing software startup CloudNC announced a $20 million B extension round, bringing total funding to $128 million. The company aims to address pressing automation challenges in manufacturing.

Also covered by Tech.eu

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Security 6

Anna Irrera · Bloomberg Technology

Ledger hires new security chief as crypto hacks reach $1.4 billion

Ledger SAS appoints a single executive to oversee internal technology systems and security as AI-fueled crypto attacks push companies to rethink defenses. Crypto hacks have hit $1.4 billion, driving the need for enhanced security leadership.

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Science 4

Everything else 30

Bloomberg Technology

Franklin Templeton’s Johnson Says Cost of Capital to Slow Some Activities

Jenny Johnson, president and CEO at Franklin Templeton Investments, discusses the rising cost of capital and the impact of the AI buildout on private credit and the US economy. Johnson speaks with Bloomberg’s Guy Johnson at the IPEM Global conference in Paris, France. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Shuo Yang · MIT Technology Review

Understanding the thermal ceiling in portable power

Plug a phone into a modern charger and the first 10 minutes are impressive. The next 20 are not. This is not a defect. It’s the connected device protecting itself. As temperature rises during charging, a smartphone’s battery management system reduces the current it will accept, because heat accelerates the chemical degradation that permanently reduces…

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Stephen Warwick · Tom's Hardware6 sources

LG denies TV spying allegations after investigation claims 216M TVs record audio

LG has responded to reports that its smart TVs are spying on users, denying that they record audio without consent. The company states that wake-word detection happens locally and that features like voice recognition and interest-based ads are optional. Critics note that researchers found TVs keeping logs of ambient audio even when users believed they were offline.

Also covered by CNET, The Next Web, Gizmodo, Slashdot, MakeUseOf

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