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Zoom Says Its New Context Layer Will Let AI Agents Finish What Meetings Start

Zoom unveiled a Unified Context Layer and ZoomMate Agent Teams at Zoomtopia, pitching AI that acts on meetings. Most features arrive in coming months.

Musk Sets ‘Very Aggressive’ Terafab Dates and a 13GW SpaceX Compute Goal

Musk says SpaceX expects about 3GW of compute by year-end and 10GW more in 2027, with a first Terafab test chip by mid-2027. All are targets.

NVIDIA Says Factory-Built DSX POD Can Bring AI Factories Online in 14 Days

NVIDIA's DSX POD ships Vera Rubin AI data centres pre-built in containers, which it says cuts on-site deployment from six months to as little as 14 days.

SpaceX Says Grok Bot Doubled to 800,000 Paid Weekly Users in a Month

SpaceX told investors Grok Bot had 800,000 paid weekly users in early October, more than double a month earlier. It gave no definition or baseline.

NextDC Slashes FY27 Guidance as Grid Works Stall at Its M3 Melbourne Site

NextDC cut FY27 revenue and EBITDA guidance after Jemena suspended grid works for its M3 Melbourne site. Shares fell about 40%, Reuters and CNBC say.

Samsung and SK Hynix Are Upgrading China Plants for Denser NAND, Sources Say

Samsung and SK Hynix are upgrading China plants to make NAND with over 200 layers, Reuters reports. US licence status is unclear as YMTC gains share.

Europe Weighs Letting Utilities Bring Down Drones, Reuters Finds

France, Austria and Poland are giving infrastructure operators powers to down drones, Reuters reports. Who pays for collateral damage is unclear.

Arcadia Breach May Have Exposed Data on 125,000 Japanese Police Staff

A cyberattack on Japanese cloud firm Arcadia may have exposed names and emails of 125,000 police staff at 20 forces, plus 18,000+ crime-alert addresses.

SBI Says 3,897 Customer Records With Personal Data Surfaced on the Dark Web

State Bank of India says 3,897 customer records with personal data were found among records on the dark web and is investigating the suspected exposure.

Malaysia’s Central Bank Opens a Platform for Tokenised Bonds and Sukuk

Bank Negara Malaysia launched SSDS+, a ledger-based depository for tokenised bonds and sukuk settled in central bank money. No issues have been announced.

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