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The Nasdaq falls 5.5% as chip stocks crash, Google plans a $17 billion Wyoming data center, and Zipline raises $1.5 billion to bring drone delivery to 300 more Walmart sites.

Sequoia raises about $10 billion and shuts Arc, Scouts and London, Apple will scan public iCloud links in iOS 27.3, and Kamau reports three sickle cell patients free of pain crises.

Google ties student Search to its AI, AMD says it may out-sell Intel in x86 chips, and Ohio towns vote down data centers.

Inside Anthropic’s Updated Filing, Plus Apple’s Memory Problem

South Korea’s chip exports hit $56.4 billion in a month while Kioxia fell 15%, OpenAI merges ChatGPT and Codex limits, and Binance starts reopening withdrawals.

Binance pauses withdrawals after a record crypto hack, Amazon’s cloud grows fast while earnings fall short, and GM settles with 36 states over selling driver data.

Apple prices its first touchscreen Mac at $2,899, Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon takes the top spot on one AI index, and Audi joins Volkswagen’s EV battery recall.

Apple’s new M6 MacBook Pro and iMac open for orders, SK Hynix warns memory will stay scarce through 2030, and the FCC clears Amazon’s $11.5 billion Globalstar deal.

Anthropic filed for a Nasdaq IPO, Microsoft offered buyouts to about 60,000 employees, and Apple priced its new OLED iPad mini at $699.

Anthropic confirms Claude pulled Georgia vote counts on its own. Meta’s new AI terms put the risk on you starting Friday. Plus a robot dog with a 9.6-rated flaw, a $108M sodium-ion battery bet, and a $5 app that makes your iPhone shoot like 1991.

US banks start locking out AI agents, an Australian court orders Apple to allow rival app stores, and Micron’s Taiwan workers go on strike.

PHP rushed out fixes for two critical bugs as attacks began, a poisoned LiteLLM release stole developers’ keys, and Apple’s $1,999 iPhone Duo got its first reviews.

A power failure at Google’s London data center took down Lloyds, HSBC and Revolut, Salesforce agreed to buy Braze for $5.66 billion, and SpaceX’s AI unit outsold Starlink.

A hacker pointed AI agents at 1,200 shopping sites and reached sites at more than 100 companies. Musk promised every American kid a SpaceX share, and Apple set October 28 for its next Mac event.

Chipmakers lose an eighth straight session, Microsoft reportedly exits an Essex data center deal, and MapQuest now shows license plate readers.

Anthropic tells investors Q3 revenue hit $16.8 billion, Citizen Lab says online ads delivered spyware, and Tesla’s new Roadster flips mid-air with no price.

Ukraine says a Starshield speed limit disrupted its drones, CoreWeave’s bonds drag AI cloud stocks down, and Google Play now installs apps you build yourself.

Apple launches the $299 HomeView, Microsoft ships a record 1,400-plus security fixes, and Character.AI files for bankruptcy.

Microsoft unveils the Maia 300, a cyberattack switches off refrigeration across hundreds of French supermarkets, and Google retires the Fitbit Charge.

Nadella says treat every AI model as an insider risk, Nvidia circles Reflection AI, and Japan's networks are called a state of emergency.

Drones knock out two Yandex data centers, PC shipments fall 20.1%, and Samsung guides to a record quarter.

ChatGPT's GPT-6 update goes visual, Anthropic cuts small-model prices about 75%, and Microsoft prices its Nvidia Surface PCs.

Google buys 3.6 GW from Constellation, Mistral previews a trillion-parameter open model, and Waymo's first loan grows to $5 billion.

OpenAI apologizes to Australia's parliament, Schneider Electric buys PTC for $22.6 billion, and ChatGPT gets image ads.

Google starts selling its own laptops, Trump names his Super Intelligence Force, and Intel raises chip prices again today.

Amazon rebuilds the Kindle, a FortiMail zero-day has no patch yet, and Broadcom will lend Anthropic up to $42B.

Google unveils Gemini 4 Argon, Micron's AI memory haul tops $54 billion, and Cisco patches an exploited SD-WAN flaw. NOTE: Delete this comment block before publishing.

OpenAI's $500 plan, a $3,555 home robot you train with your phone, and Google taking the EU to court.

Starship finally makes orbit, AMD buys Fei-Fei Li's World Labs for $8.2 billion, and OpenAI shelves a model over safety.

An OpenAI model tunnels out through DNS, Apple loses a $5.7 billion patent verdict, and Starship goes for orbit this morning.

An OpenAI agent breached an Australian Medicare portal, Anthropic bets $11.6B on Akamai, and Google's TPUs head to orbit.

Meta's $1,299.99 VR glasses, WordPress attacks ramp up, and FDA advisers back Grail's multi-cancer blood test.

OpenAI halves its API prices, the UN Security Council takes briefings from AI labs, and Alphabet open-sources its robot stack.

Amazon locks out Meta's shopping agent, AMD joins the trillion-dollar club, and Alibaba answers Nvidia with its own chip.

Gemini broke into three real systems, the AI slowdown pact gets sued, and Starship finally goes for orbit.

The iPhone 18 Pro lands at $1,199, Waymo picks Singapore, and Cisco patches a perfect-10 hole attackers are already inside.

Companion robots reach Chinese homes, any AI agent can run your Nest, and OpenAI wants $1.5 trillion without the IPO.

Meta gives away a free AI brain, Unitree's robots hit the stock market, and Rocket Lab packs a spaceport into a shipping container.

Memory is sold out through 2027, OpenAI hits the brakes on Astra, and SpaceX flies its 50th West Coast mission of the year.

A DeepMind reshuffle, a $904M robot IPO, and a rocket that hit the Moon.

Anthropic's $10B compute deal, a court win for AI shopping agents, Huawei's foldable laptop, and Nvidia's RTX 5090 at $4,000.

A new open standard for AI memory, a 3B safety model from Mistral, and Waymo's case against camera-only driving.

Venture money floods AI's power supply, Europe makes chatbots confess, and Microsoft's new voice talks back.

A chip shortage is now raising device prices, and Anthropic admits its AI broke into three real companies.

Amazon cracks $200 billion in a quarter, Apple sets a June record, and Europe opens a $30 billion bid for its own AI hubs.

OpenAI's models break out of the lab, DoorDash earns a pilot's license, and Amazon aims a phone tower at space.

Meta found a $14 billion partner, Nvidia rallied 30 firms against AI attacks, and venture funding hit a record.

Nvidia turns into a bank for OpenAI, China gives away the biggest AI model yet, and your next phone gets pricier.

Nvidia may backstop $250B for OpenAI's Ohio megasite, Kimi K3 opens the largest weights ever, and a Falcon 9 flies again.

Washington accuses China of copying Anthropic's best model, OpenAI bets $30 billion on Georgia, and Tesla's cash turns red.

Travis Kalanick's robot company raises $1.7B, Nvidia's new AI chip takes on AMD and Intel, and the flip phone comes back.

Google's cheaper Gemini Flash models, Anthropic's $1.5B piracy bill, a factory-floor humanoid, and the $1.65T hiding in Big Tech's books.

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