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Krea Launches Krea 3 Image Editing Model for Sub-8-Second 2K Edits

Krea launched Krea 3 for image editing: under 8s at native 2K and $0.06 per image, the company says. Speed and price figures are Krea’s own.

Mercedes-Benz and NVIDIA Extend Their Partnership on Automated Driving

Mercedes-Benz and NVIDIA will jointly develop next-generation driver assistance and automated driving. No terms, models or launch dates were given.

HD Hyundai Electric and LG CNS Sign MoU on AI Data-Centre Power

HD Hyundai Electric and LG CNS signed an MoU to package power gear for AI data centres and pursue Korea and overseas deals. MoU only — no orders or values.

MSCI Will Apply Non-Operating-Company Screens to Global Indexes From 30 November 2026

MSCI will bar some non-operating companies from its global indexes from 30 Nov 2026. It names no firms; Strategy and Metaplanet risk is reported by others.

Reflection Releases Beam’s Open Weights on Hugging Face Under Apache 2.0

Reflection has published Beam's weights on Hugging Face: a 501B mixture-of-experts model, 23B active, with a 1M-token context and an Apache 2.0 licence.

Waymo Heads to Toronto, Its First Canadian City, With the Goal of Carrying Its First Riders in 2028

Waymo will start manual driving in Toronto, its first Canadian city, within days, and aims to welcome its first riders in 2028.

Infineon and Wolfspeed Extend SiC Wafer Supply Deal to 200 mm

Infineon and Wolfspeed moved their SiC wafer supply deal to 200 mm. No value or volumes disclosed; Yole market figure is via Wolfspeed.

RIKEN Researchers Run Five Silicon Spin Qubits at Once While Keeping Fidelity Near 99.9%

RIKEN researchers drove five silicon spin qubits at once through one microwave line, keeping fidelity near 99.9%. It is a lab result, not a product.

Snyk Launches Evo Agentic AppSec, a Team of Security Agents

Snyk launched Evo Agentic AppSec. Most new agents are in preview; VulnBench and VulnBump figures are Snyk’s claims, not independent audits.

Faraday Future Launches the FF Nova Humanoid Robot at $2,490, Plus a $299 Robot for Children

Faraday Future and FFR have launched the FF Nova humanoid at $2,490 and a $299 Nova Mini for children. Specs and "first" claims are the companies' own.

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