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9 stories from 4 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.
Samsung's third-quarter chip profit surged 15-fold but narrowly missed estimates amid AI memory demand. Shares later slid as much as 6.6% after earnings lacked a new shareholder return plan.
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#An Anthropic executive says mass cybersecurity disruptions will get a lot worse before they get better. The piece examines why AI is making cyberattacks harder to stop.
#DoorDash moved its earnings release date forward by almost a week. The food delivery company is reportedly in talks to take over Instacart.
#A cyberattack on a listed unit of GMO Internet Group is weighing on Japan's credit market. The company's bond spread has widened as investors worry about the possible hit to earnings.
#Tencent Cloud CEO Dowson Tong said the company is shifting its investment from AI consumer agents to enterprise and is prioritizing compute for internal model training and products. He addressed competition in cloud services in a Bloomberg interview.
#Pony Ma called Tencent Holdings' AI endeavor 'a leaky ship' this summer, drawing attention inside the company that long dominated the industry with WeChat. Tencent was struggling to keep pace with rivals such as DeepSeek after the ChatGPT wave, according to Bloomberg Technology.
#Samsung Electronics shares reversed earlier gains and fell as much as 6.6% after earnings lacked a new shareholder return plan. Investors were disappointed by the omission.
#Anduril and Qualcomm announced a partnership to build laptops entirely in the United States, starting with a single model in 2027. The companies also set a long-term goal of creating a fully domestic computer supply chain.
#Sheryl Sandberg says the 32-year-old Josh Payne reminds her of Mark Zuckerberg. Nscale is pursuing an IPO valued at around $30 billion at a turbulent time for the AI industry.
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