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  • TechThe Verge

    Apple’s HomeView could add security camera features

    Apple's HomeView display is reportedly being enhanced with security camera features to expand its role within HomeKit ecosystem. This integration positions HomeView as a central hub for both smart home control and security monitoring.

    #Apple#smart home#HomeKit
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  • TechTechCrunch

    TechCrunch Mobility: A new, bigger AV boom is here

    TechCrunch Mobility reports expansion of autonomous vehicle development activity with increasing AI role in transportation innovation. The autonomous vehicle sector continues to attract investment and development focus as AI capabilities mature.

    #autonomous vehicles#AI#transportation
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  • TechTom's Hardware

    Brazilian lawyers busted for attempting to manipulate court's AI with prompt injection hidden in filing

    Brazilian lawyers attempted prompt injection attacks on a court's AI system within legal filings to manipulate case outcomes, though their defendant failed to respond and they won regardless. This incident demonstrates emerging adversarial tactics against AI systems in institutional settings.

    #prompt injection#legal system#AI security
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  • TechSemiWiki

    CEO Interview with Peter Jenkins of Infinitesima

    As CEO, Peter Jenkins, leads the development and commercialisation of angstrom-scale process control technology, helping semiconductor manufacturers gain deeper process insights, improve yields and enable the next generation of advanced devices. His international career has also included roles in the Netherlands, South… Read More The post CEO Interview with Peter Jenkins of Infinitesima appeared first on SemiWiki.

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  • TechDatacenterDynamics

    What could 1,000x more reliable quantum computation unlock?

    And why you should start thinking about quantum computing as an element of the broader data center ecosystem

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  • TechTechCrunch

    Pixel 11 Pro Fold: Sturdy rectangle in a wide wide world

    Google made a sturdy phone, but there is increasing competition in the foldable world.

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  • TechThe Verge

    North Korea linked to massive Binance crypto heist

    The FBI attributed a $6.3 billion cryptocurrency heist against Binance on October 29th to North Korean actors, labeling the operation "TraderTraitor." This represents the largest known crypto exchange theft and signals increased state-sponsored targeting of centralized digital asset custodians, raising security and insurance costs across the industry.

    #Binance#North Korea#cryptocurrency
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  • TechTom's Hardware

    Sam Altman meets with Samsung leadership to secure more RAM for data centers amid crushing shortages

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman met with approximately 50 Samsung executives on October 31 to address global DRAM shortages, with Samsung and SK hynix controlling 83% of high-bandwidth memory revenue in Q2 2026. Rising AI infrastructure demand is creating critical supply constraints in memory chips, making South Korea's semiconductor production capacity a bottleneck for AI scaling.

    #OpenAI#Samsung#DRAM
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  • TechTechCrunch

    OpenAI reportedly lowers funding target for new round

    OpenAI’s latest funding round doesn't seem to be living up to expectations.

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  • TechTom's Hardware

    French lawmakers approve $11.2 billion internet tax based on traffic usage, costs $0.06 per gigabyte of content accessed

    French lawmakers have approved an amendment proposing a €0.055-per-gigabyte tax on digital content delivered to internet subscribers in France. The measure could generate an estimated €10 billion annually, with companies including Google, Meta, Netflix and potentially TikTok among those affected. However, the proposal still faces further parliamentary scrutiny, while government officials have raised concerns about its implementation, measurement requirements and potential impact on smaller providers.

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  • TechThe Verge

    I built an AI Tamagotchi before Meta could

    Mark Zuckerberg's Meta made AI look so stinking cute by giving it a squishy little face - and this holiday season, he wants to sell you a Muse Charm so you can carry your jolly AI helper around like a Tamagotchi. But I won't be buying one, because we have Muse Charm at home. It cost just $50, and I've decided the learning experience was worth it. View Link My version doesn't sport cameras or a 5G cellular radio, but it really talks to Muse and has cute avatars, too! It doubles as a pocket watch and a remote camera viewfinder, and it can (theoretically) control my smart home. Or at least it can if you inject a lot of extra vibe code. Weeks … Read the full story at The Verge.

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  • TechDatacenterDynamics

    Sponsored: One security strategy. Four different data center realities.

    The strongest data center security strategies do not deploy identical controls everywhere

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  • TechTom's Hardware

    'Ghost Students' using AI to apply for student loans with stolen identities, DOJ's Operation Ghostbusters busts $200 million ring

    Fraudsters are using the identities of high school graduates who skipped college to apply for student loans and steal the excess proceeds that do not go to schools. They use AI to keep the charade going and make it seem like the fake student is actually going to class.

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  • TechThe Verge

    Windows 11 tries new shortcuts for Xbox gaming mode and search

    The latest Windows 11 Insider build adds some powerful new search features and quick settings while in Xbox mode. The Xbox shortcuts let you control things like Bluetooth, WiFi, and power settings without having to exit gaming mode. The search improvements are quite comprehensive. You can now filter results for files, actions, or web results. You can also use the search box to perform actions like changing the screen brightness or volume, and even perform actions on a connected phone, including making calls. Results can also offer much more detail, like when a file was last modified and its author, or pull in charts for stock prices and we … Read the full story at The Verge.

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  • TechTom's Hardware

    Firm that lets you rent out your idle Mac for AI inference workloads warns of plummeting token costs

    Anthropic token prices have fallen 77% in less than five months, causing Mac users who rent idle compute for AI inference workloads to experience sharply declining revenues from token-based compensation. Token price deflation erodes the economic viability of distributed AI inference networks, directly threatening the business model of compute-sharing platforms.

    #Anthropic#AI inference#token economics
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  • TechTom's Hardware

    Intel shifts production capacity from consumer to server CPUs in face of 'unprecedented' AI demand

    Intel is reallocating and expanding chipmaking capacity across the U.S., Ireland, and Malaysia to prioritize data center CPU production over consumer CPUs, driven by unprecedented AI-driven server demand amid persistent supply constraints. This capacity shift reflects the semiconductor industry's pivot toward AI infrastructure and away from traditional PC markets.

    #Intel#AI chips#data center CPUs
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