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Tesla Reveals SpaceX-Powered Roadster That Flies With Thrusters
Outside Waco, Tesla demoed a redesigned Roadster with SpaceX thrusters that hop, spin, and leap over other Teslas, with production aimed at 2028 and no price named.
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Rockstar Drops a GTA VI Launch Trailer Five Weeks Before Release
The 90-second clip was captured on a PS5, debuts a new track from Justice, and comes ahead of the game's November 19 launch.
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Rocket Lab Pushes Neutron's First Launch to 2027 After Composite Flaws
Voids in the carbon composite propellant dome forced a rethink, and Peter Beck says testing won't wrap until the end of Q1 2027, when a new date gets set.
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Ramp Raises $1.85B at a $60B Valuation, Four Months After Hitting $44B
The expense management company says annualized revenue has passed $2 billion as it piles AI agents into procurement, accounting and payments.
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OpenAI Offers U.S. University Labs Free GPT-Rosalind Access for a Year
Eligible U.S. academic labs can get up to 30 free Business Standard seats for 12 months, with GPT-Rosalind after trusted-access approval; API access is not included.
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Nvidia Releases Nemotron 3.5 Super VL and Bolt for Open Agents
The chipmaker’s new open agent models span a 120B multimodal Super VL for servers and a 74B Bolt that fits in 24GB for local RTX and Spark systems.
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Microsoft Says Windows 11 Is Up to 20 Percent More Responsive, and Better on 8GB PCs
Months into its plan to fix Windows 11, Microsoft says smarter memory management keeps up to 2GB more active data in RAM, with Widgets no longer loading until you open them.
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Meta Releases Muse Spark Open Weights, Tuned to Run on Two Mac Studios
Meta calls the 816B-parameter model the most capable US open-weight model yet, and it worked with Apple to optimize it for MLX on M5 Ultra.
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John Ternus Lands on TIME's Cover and Calls Rival Foldables "Cheap and Crappy"
Apple's new CEO fronts TIME's Best Inventions of 2026 issue and talks iPhone Duo, Tim Cook's new role, and why Apple leans on Google's Gemini for Siri.
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IDC Says Smartphone Shipments Fell a Record 22% and Apple Is Now 500,000 Units Behind Samsung
Global phone shipments dropped 22% year over year in Q3 as the memory shortage kept squeezing makers, and Apple's 4% dip was the smallest among the top five.
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Hatfield Apple-1 Sells for $1.15M, an Auction Record for a Retail Unit
The working Apple-1 came with a 1978 Steve Jobs letter offering its owner an Apple II board swap, and it blew past its $500,000 to $800,000 estimate at Bonhams.
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Greg Joswiak Says Apple Doesn't Feel Threatened by OpenAI's Hardware Plans
Apple's marketing chief told TIME the company isn't building AI for the "lunatic fringe" chasing superintelligence, and that its integration gives it the edge over OpenAI devices.
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E Ink's Kaleido 4 Brings Better Color and 18fps Refresh to E-Readers
The successor to the color screen in most Kobo, PocketBook and Boox devices has 50% more contrast and refreshes fast enough for video.
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Citizen Lab Says Spyware Makers Are Hacking Targets Through Online Ads
A new Citizen Lab report ties Israeli ad firm Discover-Tech to zero-click spyware makers Candiru and Bindecy, including an attack on at least 45 Al Jazeera computers.
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Apple TV 4K and HomeView Preorders Already Slip to Late November
Both launch November 13, but new orders from Apple now quote November 20 to 27, while Amazon still promises launch-day delivery.