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12 stories from 7 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.
An Australian Federal Court ruling in the Epic dispute requires Apple to open iPhone app distribution to rival app stores and alternative payment services. Apple plans to appeal the ruling.
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#Malaysian authorities touted the government-backed TuJu navigation app as an alternative to Waze. Users are mocking its shortcomings in memes suggesting it is so poor that a flying car would be needed to get around.
#Louis Mosley, head of Palantir's UK and Europe operations, says a degree of reliance on US technology is inevitable. His remarks follow moves by some European governments to reconsider their use of Palantir's data analysis products.
#SoftBank Group's market value is poised to fall by half from its June peak. Investors are worried that higher borrowing costs could undermine the sustainability of its massive artificial intelligence investments.
#Nokia Oyj's third-quarter profit beat analyst expectations. Growth was driven by rising demand for data center networking equipment as AI infrastructure investment surges.
#Venture capitalists are competing to invest in AI startup Emulate, driving its valuation into the billions. The company is only three months old and does not yet have a website or product.
#Noetix Robotics has filed confidentially for a Hong Kong initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The offering could raise several hundred million dollars. The company is backed by CATL.
#Chinese AI company DeepSeek has raised about 100 billion yuan ($15 billion) in its latest fundraising round. The round is one of the largest ever in China and signals DeepSeek's ambition to compete globally with Anthropic and OpenAI.
#The UK's tax authorities are concerned that people are receiving inaccurate guidance from AI systems. Bloomberg Technology reports the agency is working to tackle this rogue advice.
#Eternal Ltd. is making its first foray into artificial intelligence with an assistant built for privacy. Users will be able to discuss sensitive ideas with it confidentially, according to Bloomberg Technology.
#Westpac Banking Corp. is cutting another 140 roles. The move reflects Australia's weak housing market and growing use of artificial intelligence across the country's workforce.
#Tesla said it will begin selling the autonomous two-seater Cybercab to customers by year end. Federal regulators are investigating whether the vehicle meets vehicle safety standards.
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