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OpenAI Says an Employee Who Went Back to Apple Took Over 100 Files on Its Unreleased Device
In a court filing in Apple's trade secrets suit, OpenAI says a worker who came from Apple and returned after six months sent device images, supplier data, and engineering files to personal accounts.
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OpenAI's Compute Chief Sachin Katti Is Leaving, and an Ex-xAI Exec Takes Over
Katti, who ran OpenAI's data center and compute push for about a year, leaves November 15 and will stay on as an advisor. Uday Ruddarraju, formerly of xAI, now runs the whole compute organization.
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Palo Alto Patches a PAN-OS RCE Zero-Day Already Used in Attacks
CVE-2026-0322 lets an authenticated attacker with management-interface access run root code on PA-Series, VM-Series, and Panorama boxes, and CISA wants federal agencies fixed by October 17.
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Sony's $400 ECM-W5 Wireless Mic Kit Records 32-Bit Float Straight Into Its Cameras
Sony's new two-transmitter wireless mic kit costs $399.99, ships in November, and sends 32-bit float audio digitally into Alpha cameras through the hot shoe, with 64GB of backup recording on each transmitter.
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Square Launches a $1,999 Restaurant Kiosk You Can Talk To
Square's new $1,999 restaurant kiosk pairs a 21.5-inch touchscreen with a menu-aware voice AI for quick-service ordering.
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Ubisoft Will Close Trials Studio RedLynx and Cut 70 Jobs in Singapore
Ubisoft is proposing to shut Finnish Trials maker RedLynx (up to 52 jobs) and has cut 70 roles at Ubisoft Singapore, home of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced.
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WhatsApp Now Lets People Without an Account Join Calls From a Browser
WhatsApp's new guest calling lets anyone join a voice or video call from a link in a web browser, no WhatsApp account required.
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YouTube Music Starts Labeling Songs Made Mostly With AI
An "AI" tag now appears on the YouTube Music player for tracks where generative AI did most of the work, and the labels are headed to the main YouTube app too.
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AMD Unveils Helion, a 32,768-Core Rack Bet That AI Agents Need CPUs Too
At the OCP Global Summit, AMD revealed Helion — an open rack-scale blueprint built for running AI agents at hyperscale, with CPU-only configurations packing up to 32,768 Zen 6 EPYC cores.
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Amex Publishes a Framework to Stop AI Agents From Buying the Wrong Thing
American Express wants your AI shopping agent to carry a signed record of what you actually asked for, and it can block the charge when the agent goes off script.
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Anthropic Replaces Git With Scion After Claude Pushes Merges Past 30,000 a Day
Anthropic says its daily code merges jumped from about 2,500 to more than 30,000 in four months, so a team of seven built Scion, an in-house replacement for Git.
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Anthropic Says Small AI Models May Soon Self-Replicate on IoT Devices
Anthropic's frontier red team says small models may be months from copying themselves across cheap Android TV boxes and smart appliances, with no single kill switch.
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Apple Announces HomeView, a $299 Smart Display Built Around Siri AI
Apple's first smart display is official: a $299, 7-inch HomeView hub with face recognition for up to six people, Siri AI, and tabletop or wall-mount versions that start shipping November 13.
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Apple Asks Judge to Toss $5.7B Taction Verdict, Calling Damages "Guesswork"
In a post-trial motion, Apple says Taction never showed the jury what its haptics patents were worth, so the record $5.7 billion award was a guess.
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Apple Lists a $279 Repair Fee for the $299 HomeView
Apple's new service page puts an out-of-warranty HomeView repair at $279, which is $20 less than buying a new one.