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  1. OpenAI reportedly races to close $30bn round before Anthropic’s IPO

    TNW · · Unconfirmed

    OpenAI is trying to speed up a funding round of about $30bn to secure investor commitments before Anthropic lists its shares in mid-November. The round could value the ChatGPT maker at more than $ 1.4 trillion. Reuters reported the plan...

  2. Revolut outage leaves customers unable to use app or cards

    TNW ·

    Revolut customers across Europe were unable to open the fintech’s app or pay with their cards on Tuesday morning, after a service disruption hit several of its features. Outage tracker Downdetector logged more than 1,500 reports at that...

  3. US plans to remove DeepSeek from government agency systems

    Silicon Republic · · Unconfirmed

    Amid growing tensions between the US and China, the US is reportedly wary of the ‘multiple threat vectors’ created by the use of DeepSeek. Read more: US plans to remove DeepSeek from government agency systems

  4. Four European telcos weigh joint bid to take on Starlink

    Silicon Republic ·

    Germany’s Deutsche Telekom, France’s Orange, Spain’s Telefonica and UK's Vodafone said the bid would ensure 'responsible European governance of key space infrastructure'. Read more: Four European telcos weigh joint bid to take on Starlink

  5. Germany signs AI partnership with Nvidia at Berlin investment summit

    TNW ·

    At the Invest in Germany Summit in Berlin, the German government entered into an agreement with Nvidia on Monday, when Chancellor Friedrich Merz opened the two-day event by addressing Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO. The economy ministry has...

  6. Sony updates the Walkman as a $5,900 gold-plated MP3 player

    The Register ·

    Sony last week revived its famed Walkman brand of portable music players, with a trio of updated products that feature Android 16, touch screens, eye-popping prices, and dubious assertions of audiophile appeal. The Japanese giant named...

  7. Danish startup Plinto raises €2.9M to streamline financial controls

    Tech.eu ·

    Copenhagen-based AI startup Plinto has raised €2.9 million in a funding round from People Ventures and Emblem to further develop its AI-powered financial transaction monitoring platform, expand its enterprise customer base and support...

  8. Datacentre CPU growth outpaces GPUs and ASICs

    Electronics Weekly ·

    Agentic AI is reviving data center CPU demand, with CPU revenues up 35%, ahead of AI ASICs (+23%) and GPUs (+13%), according to the Data Centers Processor Market Monitor, Q3 […] The post Datacentre CPU growth outpaces GPUs and ASICs...

  9. AdapTronics wins Infineon’s humanoid robotics startup challenge

    Electronics Weekly ·

    AdapTronics from Italy has won the Infineon Startup Challenge 2026 focussed on key technologies for humanoid robots. COSMzoke of Korea was runner up and TECHiFAB from Germany third. The three […] The post AdapTronics wins Infineon’s...

  10. Tenstorrent Series E raises $1.5bn

    Electronics Weekly ·

    Tenstorrent, the AI chips-to-computers manufacturer , has raised $1.5 billion in Series E round at a $6.2 billion post-money valuation. The round was led by Trace Capital and Innovation X, […] The post Tenstorrent Series E raises $1.5bn...

  11. ICANN testing tech to let law enforcement access non-public WHOIS info

    The Register ·

    ICANN has started testing authentication schemes that will allow law enforcement agencies to make urgent requests for non-public WHOIS information – when needed to address threats to life, critical infrastructure, or child exploitation....

  12. Maxwell gives sub-optimal code a runtime glow-up

    The Register ·

    It may not be enough to just use LLMs to write your code when you can also use them to adjust it while your program runs. DoubleAI, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based startup founded in 2023, on Monday introduced Maxwell, a code execution model...

  13. Security patches need patches now that attackers have AI

    The Register · · Critical severity

    Updating your software only gets you so far. A scary scenario - security fixes themselves being bypassed - is becoming more common, according to AI penetration-testing startup Terra Security, which found a sharp rise in reported patch...

  14. Spectrum Instrumentation digitisers get onboard averaging function

    Electronics Weekly ·

    Spectrum Instrumentation has introduced a new firmware option for its high-resolution 59xx series digitizers to perform onboard summation averaging. The tool is for reducing unwanted signal noise while and improving […] The post...

  15. Red Hat helps teach about tech writing

    The Register ·

    In Brno in Czechia, Red Hat’s large local office has been helping the city’s Masaryk University to teach future technical writers. Whenever someone tries to teach, though, they learn as well. At the Open Source Summit in Prague, a...

  16. Europe’s cloud sovereignty rules could do more harm than good

    The Register ·

    Europe’s drive for cloud sovereignty is leading to member states favoring providers from their own nation instead of building a Europe-wide cloud services market, according to a report critical of the EU’s proposed Cloud and AI...

  17. Monday.com launches Harmony, a voice AI platform for sales calls

    TNW ·

    Monday.com has launched Harmony, a voice AI platform that calls, qualifies and follows up on sales leads, then hands them to human reps. It uses small, task-specific AI models and claims replies in about 200 milliseconds. It is...

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