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Ambrosia Energy Will Build a 10 GWh Battery Factory in Texas for Off-Grid Data Centers
Ex-Swarm founders Ambrosia Energy started work on a 150,000-square-foot battery factory near Austin and say it will support about 300 MW of power plants a year for round-the-clock data center juice.
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Anthropic Asks Appeals Court to Rehear Its Pentagon Blacklisting Case
Anthropic filed a petition asking the D.C. Circuit to rehear its challenge to the Pentagon's "supply chain risk" label, which a divided panel upheld in September.
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Anthropic Tells Investors Q3 Revenue Jumped to $16.8B
The Claude maker said third-quarter revenue rose from $11.5 billion in Q2 and that it was profitable on an adjusted basis, per the Financial Times.
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Apple Intelligence Will Reach China in December With iOS 27.3, Minus Siri AI
Bloomberg reports Apple will finally switch on Apple Intelligence in China with iOS 27.3 in December, though the new Siri, Image Playground and the newer Genmoji won't be part of it.
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ASML Says Chipmakers Want to Book Machines for 2029 and 2030 After a €5B Quarter
ASML posted record Q3 sales of €11.7 billion and €5.0 billion in net income, and says some customers already want to place orders for 2029 and 2030.
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Bank of America Hired 1,000 Contractors to Patch Bugs Exposed by Anthropic's Mythos
CEO Brian Moynihan says the bank brought in 1,000 outside contractors in the second quarter to fix software flaws that frontier models like Mythos can find, on top of 3,000 staff already doing that work.
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Colossal Unveils GenoMorph AI to Hunt Dodo Gene Edits From Sparse DNA
Colossal's GenoMorph AI flags about 2,300 dodo cranial-facial gene targets from a single genome, plus lipid nanoparticles for embryo tests and a 36-bird Nicobar pigeon colony.
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Deezer Will Let Users Filter Out AI-Generated Music by Year's End
Deezer is building a toggle that hides AI-generated tracks, albums, and artists from search, with a rollout planned before the end of 2026.
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Eight States Sue OpenAI, Saying ChatGPT Isn't Safe for Kids
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho and Montana each filed suit, accusing OpenAI of misleading the public about ChatGPT's safety and collecting data from minors.
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Epic Says Fortnite Is Coming to Linux, and Its New Launcher Was Vibe Coded
Epic is rebuilding Easy Anti-Cheat so Fortnite can run on Linux, and the new Epic Games Launcher that will carry it is out in preview today after agents wrote all of its code.
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Google Messages Gets an Opt-In Gemini Mode to Catch Slow-Burn Scams
A new enhanced protection setting sends chats with unknown senders to Gemini in Google's Private AI Compute to judge whether they're a scam, rolling out in the coming weeks.
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iPhone Duo's China Filing Lists Apple Intelligence and Alibaba's Qwen
The China-market iPhone Duo's network license now carries filing numbers for Apple Intelligence and two Alibaba models, a sign the mainland rollout is close.
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Linux Kernel Drops Its AI Disclosure Tag as Torvalds Rejects "Stupid" Tool Rules
Kernel maintainers agreed to deprecate the "Assisted-by" tag that asked contributors to flag AI help, and Linus Torvalds says understanding the code is what counts.
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Microsoft Open-Sources a Tool That Sharpens Weather Forecasts Two to Six Weeks Out
Microsoft's Probabilistic Bias Correction, published in Nature today, uses machine learning to fix systematic errors in existing forecast models and runs on ordinary CPUs.
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OpenAI Agrees Not to Use Alleged Apple Trade Secrets While the Suit Plays Out
After a San Jose judge said he was highly likely to grant Apple a preliminary injunction, OpenAI volunteered not to use the secrets Apple says were stolen and to image 14 employees' devices.
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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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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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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.