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  1. 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...

  2. 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...

  3. Power To The Players Act would make the games you buy yours to own

    TNW ·

    Ritchie Torres, a Democratic congressman from New York, plans to bring a video game ownership bill to Congress. He announced the Power To The Players Act on 15 October. The bill would direct the Federal Trade Commission to write new rules.

  4. SAP's Signavio hit with function injunction in Germany

    The Register ·

    A German court has issued an injunction banning SAP from providing certain features of its Signavio product, following a legal challenge from process mining biz Celonis. The ruling only applies to implementations in Germany, but is part...

  5. Uber dodges £340M cabbie lawsuit after drivers miss legal deadline

    The Register ·

    Uber has dodged a £340 million lawsuit brought by thousands of London black cab drivers after a High Court judge ruled that they'd left it too late to sue. Monday's ruling kills off two claims involving around 13,000 cabbies and former...

  6. Netflix faces engagement questions ahead of Q3 results

    TNW ·

    Netflix will report its third-quarter results on Tuesday, October 20, as investors look for signs that viewers are spending less time on the service. Analysts expect revenue to rise 11.8% to $12.87bn, up from about $11.5bn a year...

  7. Who Wants A Sports Car?

    Electronics Weekly ·

    Tesla unveiled its flying Roadster last week, marking a return to the company’s roots. The very first vehicle Tesla ever sold was an electric sports car. The new Roadster is […] The post Who Wants A Sports Car?

  8. DeepSeek updates V4.1-Flash model to improve performance

    Silicon Republic ·

    According to DeepSeek, the updated model has 'substantial improvements' across reasoning, coding, agentic tasks and visual benchmarks. Read more: DeepSeek updates V4.1-Flash model to improve performance

  9. Microsoft abandons UK AI supercomputer as grid struggles to keep up

    The Register · · Unconfirmed

    Microsoft has reportedly pulled out of plans for Britain's largest AI supercomputer, because the government-backed project is facing the rather inconvenient problem of having no electricity to run it. The tech giant has terminated its...

  10. Dr Garry Hunt talks to us about the astonishing Voyager probes

    The Register ·

    It's been nearly half a century since the Voyager probes launched from Earth on a mission to explore the outer solar system, and they're still running. You can listen to the latest episode of The Kettle on this page, Spotify, Apple...

  11. Nscale reportedly faces investor pushback on its $30B IPO valuation

    TNW · · Unconfirmed

    Some investors are pushing back on the roughly $30bn valuation that British AI cloud company Nscale is seeking in its planned New York listing, Bloomberg reported on Sunday. A valuation of $16bn to $19bn would be more likely to attract...

  12. Linkener secures €7.5M to expand its energy management platform

    Tech.eu ·

    Energy technology startup Linkener has raised €7.5 million in a funding round led by Klima Energy Transition Fund, Alantra’s energy transition fund, with existing shareholder GoHub Ventures remaining on board. Linkener has developed an...

  13. Museum exhibit reveals the intricate workings of a knackered Dell

    The Register ·

    Today's entry in the catalog of bork comes from Coventry's Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, where an information terminal is showing more about the hardware behind the scenes than the objects on display. Register reader Jeffrey Borinsky...

  14. Norway’s Bulk reportedly seeks Canadian owner for cable bypassing US

    TNW · · Unconfirmed

    Norway’s Bulk Infrastructure Group wants a Canadian partner to own most of a planned subsea cable between Europe and Canada. Bulk’s founder, Peder Nærbø, set out the plan to Bloomberg on Monday. Much of Canada’s data and voice traffic...

  15. UKDI powers-up Tactical Power Challenge for military innovation

    Electronics Weekly ·

    The UKDI (UK Defence Innovation) department is launching a “Tactical Power Challenge” on behalf of the British Army, with support from the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl). The £2.45 […] The post UKDI powers-up Tactical...

  16. Microsoft’s second-hand licensing appeal gets the brush-off

    The Register ·

    Microsoft has failed to win permission to appeal to the UK Supreme Court in the long-running legal spat with ValueLicensing after the Court of Appeal refused its application. The US megacorp was challenging a November 2025 ruling in...

  17. China proposes export controls for solar tech, amid safety concerns

    Silicon Republic ·

    In a statement, China’s Ministry of Commerce, explained that far greater oversight is needed for technologies with the potential to impact sensitive sectors. Read more: China proposes export controls for solar tech, amid safety concerns

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