Apple released the first developer betas of iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, macOS 27.3, watchOS 27.3 and tvOS 27.3. The betas arrived about a week after iOS 27.2 and macOS 27.2 were released.
A Hacker News post links to an article reporting that schools blocking Google AI features will lose student access to Google Search. The post has 43 points and 18 comments.
Microsoft's latest Windows 11 update improves memory management and multitasking on 8GB machines, with claimed gains of up to 40% in multitasking speed. Independent testers noted a 26H2 build that boots on just 128MB of RAM in a stripped-down form.
Apple's first 27.3 developer betas add a Vertical Tabs layout that can replace the horizontal tab bar. The update also brings adaptive dark mode and additional Siri AI features to Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Netflix is testing an AI Discover tab in its TV app that surfaces themed picks such as Something Light and Family Movie Night. The company is also testing an interactive AI feature for personalized recommendations.
Super Micro Computer forecast revenue for the current quarter that exceeded analysts' estimates. The outlook points to continued strength in demand for servers packed with AI chips.
AMD reported better-than-expected third-quarter results driven by booming AI chip sales, and its revenue forecast exceeded analyst estimates. Shares jumped about 7% as data center revenue nearly doubled, after falling about 17% in two days alongside Intel.
According to people familiar with the matter, Walt Disney is preparing thousands of job cuts. Savings could come from job eliminations and expense reductions.
Palantir's third-quarter earnings crushed consensus expectations according to its press release. Retail investors were lukewarm and the stock traded slightly down the next day.
Chinese consumers are delaying smartphone purchases because new technology lacks compelling appeal, according to a Bloomberg Intelligence survey. The survey points to further deterioration in the world's largest mobile market.
GasBuddy puts the U.S. national average gasoline price at $4.12 a gallon and diesel at $6.28 on Election Day 2026, the highest ever recorded for that day. An opinion piece argues the party that opposed EVs is responsible.
Grab CFO Peter Oey says the company sees returns from its AI tools in higher customer spending. The ride-hailing, delivery and financial services app raised its full-year revenue and profit forecasts.
Nelson Yu, AllianceBernstein's head of equities, says investors who rode this year's tech rally should look beyond the biggest tech stocks. He cites growing doubts about the AI boom rattling markets.
Ternus joined warnings about the RAM crisis, saying memory pricing is currently unprecedented. TechRadar's commentary expects conditions to worsen in 2027.
A quantitative trader is on trial on criminal charges of allegedly stealing algorithmic trading code. The case will also shed light on the secretive quant trading industry.
The S&P 500 is within about 3% of its latest record high, Goldman Sachs' Molavi said. Yet 60% of the benchmark's constituents are in bear market territory.
Palantir expects revenue of about $2.65 billion for the three months ending Dec. 31, beating the $2.46 billion analyst average. The guidance implies roughly 15% quarter-over-quarter growth, down from 20% previously.
Brookfield is pursuing a $27 billion AI data center project at a power station in Europe. Energy firm Drax's shares rose 8% on the news, as Europe works to build infrastructure for AI amid high energy and land costs.
Paul O'Sullivan of Salesforce and Dave Williams of Trustpilot spoke at the 2026 Bloomberg Tech conference in London. They discussed what it takes to scale software across large organizations.
Bloomberg Technology reports that the second Trump administration has helped a new crop of digital finance companies. Some traders are positioning for that tailwind to change after the Tuesday midterm vote.
Nvidia has instructed data center partners to limit business with Chinese customers, requiring cloud providers to sell at least 51% of their services to non-Chinese customers, according to the FT. The FT reported the instruction, and The Next Web also covered it.
Increased automation at ABB's Bangalore factory has created jobs at a drive-and-motor plant that are now open to women. Bloomberg Technology reports on the change.
Palantir Technologies' top European executive says the company faces backlash in the US for supporting Ukraine. He says it faces controversy in Europe for supporting Israel.
Goldman Sachs chief global equity strategist Peter Oppenheimer says investors should diversify to navigate the AI trade. He sees AI profits remaining strong but growing at a slower pace, with capital spending keeping earnings central.
Swedish investment firm EQT AB has acquired the ground stations unit of Speedcast for $300 million. The deal expands EQT's investment in satellite communications infrastructure.
Jitania Kandhari, deputy CIO of Morgan Stanley's solutions and multi-asset group, discusses the ongoing correction in AI-related stocks. She says investor priorities have shifted toward profitable AI.
Turkey's sovereign wealth fund is acquiring stakes in electric carmaker Togg from two of its original private investors. The deals value President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's flagship industrial project at $900 million, down from an €800 million valuation reported for the private backers.
Several companies have disclosed thousands of job cuts during the current earnings season. CEOs attribute the reductions to the rise of AI and the need to lower costs. Investors are split on whether the cuts are a positive signal.
Oman is posting billions of dollars in economic growth and has emerged as a major regional winner from the Iran war. The sultanate is now working to make those gains durable.
Some of the world's largest asset managers are raising alarms about risks to the artificial intelligence boom. Wall Street's top CEOs, meanwhile, are talking up the market's potential windfall from AI.
Standard Chartered CEO Winters says artificial intelligence may affect hundreds of thousands of jobs across the industry. He tells anxious employees the bank has faced comparable technological change before.
Blackstone President Jon Gray says AI infrastructure needs more equity as debt investors face concentration risks amid massive spending plans. Blackstone's Jon Gray and Pimco's Emmanuel Roman debate whether credit markets can absorb AI spending.
Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson and L&G Asset Management CEO Eric Adler discuss their outlooks for APAC and global markets. The interviews were recorded at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit.
Korean game publisher Krafton is developing a global hit from a budding studio in Bangalore, India. The company is leveraging its presence in one of its top markets to define its next stage of growth.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said a technology supercycle will dominate capital markets and financing activity. He described deal demand tied to AI as remaining robust.
DBS Group CEO Tan Su Shan describes the bank's aggressive adoption of AI. She also says the Binance hack shows the need for tighter cyber hygiene, and discusses wealth flow growth in Singapore and Hong Kong.
Eddie Yue, chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, discusses his outlook for Hong Kong's third-quarter growth and his expectations for exchange fund performance. He spoke on the sidelines of the HKMA Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit.
Walt Disney Co. is moving toward thousands of job cuts, according to people familiar with the matter. Some managers have been asked to target 20% in annual cost savings.
Oracle Corp. is preparing to price the sale of $10 billion in shares at an 11% discount, according to people familiar with the matter. The move follows a drop in its stock price in a choppy trading session.
OpenAI consumer product lead Adam Fry announced the search volume figure at a presentation. The company frames the milestone as ChatGPT catching up to Google in search.
Anastasis Germanidis discussed interactive worlds that people can see, shape and experience with generative AI. The remarks were made with Bloomberg's Peter Elstrom at Bloomberg Tech 2026 in London.
Narayan discussed how Britain can convert AI research into global companies, higher productivity and strategic advantage. The conversation took place at Bloomberg Tech 2026 in London.
Sadek Wahba, founder and managing partner of I Squared Capital, spoke on Bloomberg Deals about overexuberance in AI. His firm closed its second infrastructure credit fund after raising $3 billion.
Uber President Jill Hazelbaker is leaving the ride-hailing company to lead communications at OpenAI. She is the latest veteran Uber executive to depart this year.
Gary Steele, CEO of Shield AI, spoke with Bloomberg's Tom Giles at Bloomberg Tech 2026 in London. He discussed how autonomous drones are shifting the balance of military power.
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Parmy Olson questions how Anthropic and OpenAI will fund vast data center buildouts while seeing few productivity gains. She cites weak justifications she has heard from Silicon Valley executives.
TechCrunch reports that Anthropic's compute margins are declining at a time when they should be improving. The piece examines the economics of its compute spending.
ElevenLabs CEO Mati Staniszewski says starting IPO preparations in 2028 is a good goal. He pointed to the boom in AI agents for enterprise communications as a driver of the company's public-market ambitions.
OpenAI is using the term compute campuses for its data centers, which have faced strong bipartisan opposition. The renaming appears aimed at improving public perception.
Chatbots including ChatGPT and Claude produce hallucinations and show partisan bias on election questions. The article argues they are not dependable sources for Election Day information.
Max Jaderberg discussed AI-driven drug development with Bloomberg's Shirin Ghaffary at the 2026 Bloomberg Tech conference in London. He described how AI is speeding up scientific discovery.
The newsletter summarizes a reverse game theory approach that designs systems to keep powerful AI models in check. It also covers who is falling in line for Trump's Super Intelligence loyalty test.
At Bloomberg Tech 2026 in London, Lovable co-founder and CTO Fabian Hedin discussed how AI is changing software creation. He also addressed the challenge of building secure, maintainable applications.
Suzanne Ashman of the Sovereign AI Fund and Mistral CFO Johan Bergqvist discussed partnerships and resilience at Bloomberg Tech 2026 in London. The conversation focused on how Europe can build AI sovereignty at scale.
BBVA's global head of AI transformation and OpenAI's global head of forward deployed engineering discussed the work at Bloomberg Tech London. They described how advanced models are being built into banking operations.
Louis Mosley, who oversees Palantir's business in the UK and Europe, spoke at Bloomberg Tech in London. He said he is worried by slow enterprise AI adoption in Europe, given the extraordinary results he sees elsewhere.
In an interview with WIRED, New York City's mayor talks about the risks and rewards of data centers and AI. He also addresses AI in schools and the Democratic party's direction before the midterms.
A new approach called reverse game theory seeks to create incentives that make rule-following the rational choice for advanced AI models. Safety researchers are working to keep increasingly capable models aligned with human intentions.
OpenAI says former US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is joining the company. The hire is meant to expand the use of artificial intelligence for national security and cybersecurity.
China plans to roll out a broad set of standards governing AI safety from development through deployment. The guidelines are described as among the most comprehensive measures against loss of control over increasingly powerful AI.
Morgan Stanley Chairman and CEO Ted Pick suggests AI investment could reach $10 trillion to $15 trillion over the next decade. He points to the potential for major productivity gains from the spending.
Google's Dreambeans, an AI-generated personal stories experiment, now supports 13 Indian languages. The company is bringing the product to India to reach more users.
State Street Corp. Chairman and CEO Ron O'Hanley said AI is not yet clearly a bubble. He argued that demand is supporting the large investments being made in the technology.
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan says he uses AI agents so heavily that he spends up to $200,000 a year on tokens. He made the remark on an upcoming episode of Walter Isaacson's podcast, The Builders, set to publish Tuesday.
Reviewers found the eighth-generation iPad mini a significant upgrade, with its OLED screen and thinner, lighter body. Many said its higher price is the main drawback.
Microsoft's new Xbox Nano is small enough to fit in a pocket and is designed for younger players or people with smaller hands. A hands-on review found it surprisingly comfortable.
Rockstar says pre-loading starts at midnight on November 10 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. The pre-load file will require up to 212GB depending on the device.
T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon are offering incentives of up to $1,200 off the iPhone Duo. Buyers must commit to a 36-month plan, which can be expensive overall.
The watchOS 27.3 developer beta introduced Audio Intelligence on Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4. Early hands-on testing is still underway to see how the features work in daily life.
The H3C is a large-format printer with nine pre-heated toolheads and multi-material support. Reviewers say it handles TPU well and is faster than prior printers.
Casio's Casiotone CT-FS1 is a portable keyboard available now for $399.99 in a new addition to the Casiotone line. It includes a feature that helps musicians practice rhythm and timing while playing along with songs.
Reviewers found the RedMagic 12 Pro to be very fast for an Android phone. The gaming phone carries an 8,400mAh battery and adds RGB lights to its transparent liquid-cooling loop, which can glow in set patterns or activate for specific apps.
Nissan designer Hiren Patel discusses how vehicle interior designs are changing. The conversation covers the return of physical buttons and a growing focus on storage.
WIRED has highlighted discounts on its tested air purifier picks from Blueair, Levoit and Air Doctor. Compact models for bedrooms are included in the sale.
Moft has redesigned its Dynamic Folio, originally an iPad accessory from early 2025, as a case for Apple's iPhone Duo. The case props the phone at several angles for hands-free use.
Peak Design expanded its collection with smartphone chargers, cables and batteries. The accessories focus on premium materials and added functionality.
Craig Moffett of MoffettNathanson says the iPhone Duo is selling well, with supply constraints pushing wait times into January. He says reports of cracking screens are a reputational setback.
Mercedes-Benz, which pioneered the passenger screen, is developing a holographic heads-up display for the windshield. The concept moves its in-car display ambitions from the cabin screens to the driver's line of sight.
Apple made active noise cancellation standard across the AirPods lineup with the AirPods 5. Wired's review finds them better than the previous generation but not quite as capable as the AirPods Pro 3.
Reddit is testing ads on search, which will appear in results based on factors including contextual relevance to the query. The example given is that searching for espresso station could show ads for related products.
Meta Platforms is marketing bonds for the first time in six months, according to Bloomberg Technology. It is one of several tech giants issuing debt to fund AI infrastructure amid investor skepticism.
Craig Moffett of MoffettNathanson says slowing services growth, rising memory costs and iPhone supply limits are testing Apple's story. Apple trades at about 36x forward earnings.
Meta faces pressure to protect the No Kings Instagram account on election day after suspending it. The Trump administration's response to the protest group is part of the story.
Reddit argued in an Australian court that it does not count as a social media platform. The company called the country's under-16 ban 'ill thought out' and 'inept'.
Apple is introducing new age rating labels for apps with location sharing and dating features. Any app with dating features will receive an automatic 18+ rating.
Starting November 16, Apple will require app developers to disclose whether their apps include real-world location sharing or dating features. The information will be used to assign appropriate age ratings.
On Apple's Monday night earnings call, the company suggested it could increase revenue through third-party opportunities. No specific program or pricing was detailed in the call's remarks.
Fiddler AI makes AI agent observability software, and Dreadnode automates AI security testing. The deals reflect growing demand for securing AI agents.
Millions of Android TV boxes shipped with malware, and Google's certification missed it. The infected devices were turned into nodes of a criminal botnet, about 1.3 million in total.
The New York Times has sued Brave, calling it a supplier, dealer and distributor of stolen news content. The demands include shutting down Brave's paywall blocker and ending its AI licensing deals.
The mayor's comments follow a data breach at the entertainment company last year. TechCrunch reports the breach exposed surveillance information tied to James Dolan.
CEO Dan Lahav told Bloomberg that a spate of attacks involving AI agents from top model makers stemmed from an error at the Israeli security firm. The firm is tied to OpenAI and Anthropic models.
The UK is extremely likely to suffer a serious cybersecurity breach in the near future, according to AI minister Kanishka Narayan. He said the country is not prepared for such an attack.
Overnight into Monday, November 2, attackers changed settings on refrigeration controls at supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Estonia and other European countries. No chain reported more than several dozen affected stores, and some had to discard chilled food.
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti warned that cyber threats now rival or surpass traditional credit and market risks for banks. He urged regulators and the industry to stop stigmatizing attack victims to build collective resilience.
The National Cyber Security Centre expects AI-powered malicious software to be used against critical UK facilities such as power stations, airports and hospitals by 2028. The agency rates this outcome as highly likely.
Fal hosts image, video and audio AI models for developers. The $1.3 billion round was led by Bessemer, with Nvidia and T. Rowe Price also participating.
The cybersecurity-focused firm is raising $360 million for a new flagship fund and $130 million for a separate investment vehicle. The raise comes amid AI-driven growth in cybersecurity.
Also co-founder and president Chris Yu told TechCrunch the company wanted to focus on autonomous vehicles. That led it to drop the Kenya e-moto project.
Shield AI CEO Gary Steele says the defense startup plans to raise more than $1 billion. The funding would support production of its latest autonomous fighter jet, and the company plans more M&A.
Evertrue Capital has announced a $17 million debut fund focused on early-stage AI and fintech companies. Yvonne Bajela is bringing the capital to Europe's startup scene.
Rivian spun off its micromobility brand Also as an independent business. CEO Chris Yu, a Stanford aeronautics PhD and former Specialized CTO, says the company is not overreaching but must still ship products.
Orbital Matter has 3D printed the first rigid beam in the vacuum of space. The company says the milestone could enable space data centers in the future.
A child has died of measles, and the CDC reportedly delayed issuing a health alert. New York's governor blamed Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s long-standing anti-vaccine work for spurring outbreaks.
A space company is building its strategy around water as a rocket propellant that can be found across the solar system. The story frames the choice as a way to reduce reliance on scarce fuels.
NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere on Nov. 4. The wide reentry zone covers parts of Africa, Australia, Southeast Asia and South America.
The meteorite is 4.1 billion years old and was found in the Sahara Desert. Researchers describe it as a Rosetta Stone for Mars because it preserves clues about how the Martian environment has changed since the solar system formed.
People on Reddit and Discord say the experimental compound SR-17018 relieves opioid withdrawal symptoms. The DEA has nonetheless banned it and classed it alongside heroin.
BrainCo, a Chinese neurotechnology company, is building a wearable device it says can suppress appetite through brain stimulation. The company positions it as a potential non-drug alternative to blockbuster GLP-1 weight-loss treatments.
Blizzard published release-build patch notes for World of Warcraft: Forever after its beta concluded, a day before launch. Coverage highlights controller support and significant class changes.
Russia is trying to fix exposed data center infrastructure after Ukrainian drone strikes. Ars Technica reports that the data center war has backfired on Moscow.
Adobe is adding a library of licensed music clips to the Premiere mobile video editor through partnerships with UMG and Warner Music Group. No specific artists have been announced yet.
Many indie developers have reported unexpectedly long Steam approval waits for game submissions. Some delays have caused teams to miss planned launch dates, including Studio Daimon.
Nevada secretary of state Cisco Aguilar says immigration enforcement by ICE is motivating Latino community members to vote. Latino turnout is reported to be rising to historic levels ahead of the midterms.
Wired profiles NBC's data analyst Steve Kornacki, who is widely memed but does not engage with memes. The piece also notes he is unsure what a subreddit is.
Bloomberg Technology is running live coverage of the 2026 Bloomberg Tech event in London. The live feed was posted without a written summary in the ingested item.
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The 10-ounce receiver, made by a Kyiv startup, lets Ukrainian troops view the video feeds of Russian drones. TechCrunch reports that Russian moves toward digital video and AI-guided drones that emit no signals could limit the device's effectiveness.