U.S. Sanctions Five Chinese Entities Linked to Google AI Trade Secret Theft
Convicted Chinese man had claimed his AI startup could replicate Google's technology, the State Department says.
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Employee Who Bugged OpenAI Had Saudi Royal Ties, U.S. Prosecutors Say
Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan exchanged frequent messages with a member of the Saudi royal family and had “considerable support” from the Saudi government, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office.
Musk Plans to Give a SpaceX share to “Every Kid in America”
The 2027 giveaway would be worth nearly $11 billion, but he hasn’t said how it will work.
Nvidia Tells Suppliers to Tap TSMC Process for Next-Generation Memory Chips
Samsung has agreed to the standardization requirement, aimed at ensuring consistent HBM performance.
DeepSeek’s Upgraded V4.1-Flash Model Shakes Up AI Industry
The Oct. 17 update, which brings the affordable model’s performance closer to frontier levels, further intensifies the competition in the market.
Anthropic Commits At Least 5% of Shares to New Public Benefit Fund
The new entity, subject to stockholder approval, could get an additional 2% for every 50% increase in valuation.
Microsoft Pulls Out of Nscale U.K. Data Center Following Delays
The cancellation by Microsoft, one of Nscale's largest customers, is likely to weigh on its planned public offering this month.
China Proposes Export Controls on AI Technology
Beijing’s move comes as Chinese AI models have gained massive popularity around the world.
Tesla Unveils its Next Generation Roadster in Acrobatic Demo
Elon Musk said the company plans to begin production of the vehicle in 2028.
CoreWeave, Broadcom Object to Their Shares Tokenized on Blockchain
The SEC’s push to allow U.S. stocks trade on crypto venues faces pushback from some companies.
Anthropic Says AI Evaluators Can Now Work at Company
Anthropic says it has onboarded evaluators from research nonprofits METR and SecureBio, and is working towards doing so with Accenture.
Exclusive: Mueon Raises $65 Million to Rework How Data Centers Are Put Together
The year-old startup wants to make it easier to put more silicon into each cubic foot of data center capacity—and mix-and-match different types of server chips and memory.
TSMC to Add a New 3nm Fab as AI Orders Pile up
The chipmaker is also weighing a Texas expansion and a role in Musk’s Terafab project, but says it must operate any facility it uses.
Apple Prepares to Debut Apple Intelligence in China in December
The China release comes two years after the global launch of Apple Intelligence in most other markets.
Chinese AI Agents Go Rogue on Map Service
Most rogue agent incidents so far have involved U.S. AI models.
Anthropic Reports $16.8 billion in Third-Quarter Revenue
Company briefed potential IPO investors on its business performance Wednesday
Morgan Stanley CEO Expects Another Decade of Major AI Investment
CEO Ted Pick spoke about the bank’s view on the AI buildout risk on its earnings call on Wednesday.
OpenAI’s Computing Lead Sachin Katti to Depart In November
OpenAI’s current CTO of Compute Uday Ruddarraju will step into the role after Katti’s departure.
Anduril in Talks for Employee Share Sale at $90 Billion Valuation
The company is in talks to allow employees to sell their shares in a tender that would value the autonomous munitions maker at about $90 billion, according to a report from Bloomberg.
OpenAI Accuses Former Employee of Taking Confidential Information to Apple
The allegation echoes Apple’s lawsuit claims against OpenAI
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