ByteDance plans to release an AI assistant similar to Meta's Muse in the coming weeks, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with an all-hands meeting. The move aims to extend its AI video lead and close the gap with US labs.
Thailand held meetings with Apple officials about spyware alerts sent to politicians and others. The notices were part of a global alert sent to people in 99 countries.
Serve Robotics is making its autonomous last-mile delivery robots available to outside software engineers, independent businesses and AI agents. The access is provided through a newly launched AV Delivery Developer Portal.
SAP has promoted its AI tools but has not disclosed many metrics showing whether the effort is paying off. Bloomberg Technology reports the lack of figures.
Citi's Olaolu Aganga says strong earnings and attractive valuations continue to support US stocks. She also discusses the long-term AI investment cycle, cybersecurity and critical metals, and warns about inflation.
Michigan voters approved a proposition curbing utilities' ability to spend on elections amid rising electricity costs. Utilities say the measure limits their free speech and have filed suit.
Sonja Laud, co-head of investments and real assets at UBS Asset Management, says the AI boom has shifted from an equity story to a debt story. She argues markets are underestimating the interconnected risk.
Yamada Holdings is considering selling a portfolio of stores for about ¥100 billion ($630 million), according to people familiar with the matter. The move is aimed at boosting capital efficiency and improving shareholder returns.
Yangtze Memory Technologies, China's biggest NAND flash memory maker, is targeting an initial public offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. People familiar with the matter say the listing could come as soon as the first quarter of 2027.
Regulators are increasing scrutiny of South Korea's major battery makers' operations in Hungary. SK On Co. and Samsung SDI Co. have invested billions of dollars in the European hub.
Malaysia intends to launch a separate wholesale electricity market for large power consumers such as data centers. The plan was reported by the New Straits Times.
Erica Poon Werkun, Citi's Asia Pacific Head of Research, speaks with Stephen Engle on the sidelines of the Citi China Conference in Shanghai. She discusses the unwinding of the AI trade and the outlook for Federal Reserve policy. She also covers China's markets and economy.
Wealthy investors in India are shifting portfolios toward high-yielding assets such as real estate and logistics. The move follows two years of lackluster stock market returns.
Kai-Fu Lee discusses the risks of circular funding and the impact of cheaper Chinese and open-source models. He argues businesses need to reinvent themselves around AI.
Her parents allege she used Gemini through a school-issued Chromebook to plan her suicide. The school's monitoring systems did not detect it until it was almost too late.
Bloomberg economists estimate artificial intelligence has powered about a quarter of UK growth this year. The analysis warns this leaves the country exposed if technology valuations fall globally.
Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez pushed back on concerns about overbuilding AI computing capacity, saying the Nvidia-backed startup struggles daily to procure power. Gomez also discussed the company's growth strategy after a funding round that valued Cohere at $25 billion.
Otter.ai CEO Sam Liang discusses the AI transcription and note-taking company's multilingual offerings and expansion into international markets. He also covers its capital allocation strategies for growth in an interview on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade.
CoreWeave chief executive Michael Intrator expressed confidence in the company's relationship with Nvidia, a key backer and supplier. The comments come as Nvidia is embroiled in controversy.
Metalenz has acquired PxE to move past the 50-year-old color filter that has held back smartphone night photography. The deal aims to bring a big camera upgrade to phones.
Wired recommends OLED TVs from LG, Samsung, Sony and others for deep blacks and rich picture quality. The list is aimed at buyers looking for a next movie-night TV.
Mashable Tech lists early Black Friday tech deals that are already live. The roundup covers Apple, Hisense, DJI and Ninja products, along with a Nintendo Switch 2 sale, with savings up to 53%.
Microsoft's Auto SR, its DLSS competitor upscaler, has officially left preview on the ROG Xbox Ally X and X20. It now runs on the handheld's built-in screen, supports 1080p gaming and can reach 120 FPS.
Some power companies are using cybersecurity technology from Anthropic after months of urging US officials and the company to help them access its powerful AI models. The goal is to fend off hackers targeting energy systems.
Singapore publisher SPH Media was hit by a cyber-attack, local media reported. The incident came days after hackers accessed tens of thousands of flight bookings at national carrier Singapore Airlines.
As of Tuesday, new posts can no longer be made to Apple's Support Community Forums, and the full website closes on November 20. Apple has not given a reason, though AppleInsider suggests the shift to Reddit and Discord communities is a likely factor.
Utah-based energy-storage startup Torus said it raised $500 million to launch a product that pairs batteries with AI computing in a container-sized unit. The funding is intended to launch the new product.
Researchers in Germany reversed the ages of human cells by decades in gradual steps. The approach lets them track the de-aging process in ways earlier rejuvenation experiments could not.
Nintendo says the Ocarina of Time remake sold over 5.2 million units globally in its first four days, including 810K in Japan. The result is a new sales record for a Nintendo Switch 2 game.
The European Union is debuting a new plan designed to curb practices that manipulate people into spending more time and money online. The plan targets addictive design and manipulative interfaces.
The VisionQuest series finale adds a late new villain that partly derails the story while still succeeding with Vision and Ultron. Polygon notes a sitcom-inspired sequence in the finale that serves as a fix for WandaVision's ending, and a mid-credit scene sets up James Spader's Ultron.
A Bloomberg Technology video segment titled Horizons Middle East & Africa, dated November 11, 2026, is available. No further details are provided in the item.