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ORCA Computing Launches PT-3 Photonic Quantum Computer at Digital Realty’s London Lab
ORCA Computing's PT-3 photonic quantum computer is live at Digital Realty's London lab beside NVIDIA GPUs. Figures are ORCA's claims.
Jio Platforms Sets IPO Price Band of ₹1,065 to ₹1,119; Offer Opens 21 October
Jio Platforms set an IPO price band of ₹1,065–₹1,119. TechCrunch puts the raise at up to $3.2bn and the valuation near $108bn.
Attackers Used a Critical Flaw in Collabora’s Built-in CODE App to Plant Web Shells on Nextcloud Servers
A critical flaw in Collabora's Built-in CODE Server app for Nextcloud, CVE-2026-110447, was used to plant web shells. Update to 26.4.303 or remove it.
Judge Gives Apple Fast Access to OpenAI Hiring Records in Trade Secrets Suit
A judge gave Apple quick access to OpenAI records of interviews with ex-Apple staff in its trade secrets suit but refused wider requests, TechCrunch says.
Bitdeer AI Signs an 8-Year Agreement for a 60MW Malaysian Data Centre, With No Customer Yet
Bitdeer AI says it signed an 8-year agreement for a 60MW data centre in Cyberjaya, Malaysia. Its release says no customer has committed to the capacity yet.
HSBC and Ant Digital Say They Tested AI-Agent Micropayments Settled in Tokenised Deposits
HSBC and Ant Digital Technologies say they completed a technical verification test of AI-agent micropayments using tokenised deposits on a testnet. What the terms mean, and why the companies say it is not a launch.
AI Borrowing Spree Pushes Credit-Insurance Prices on Oracle and Broadcom to Records, Bloomberg Reports
Bloomberg reports record credit-insurance prices on Oracle and Broadcom as AI borrowing surges. What a credit default swap is, what "implied default risk" means, and what the numbers do not show.
Type a Game, Hire an Agent: Google’s Playground and Meta’s Muse on iPad
Google launched Playground, an experimental site that turns text prompts into playable browser games (US, 18+), with Unity tools to come. Meta brought its Muse agent to iPad a month after its phone launch; Sensor Tower estimates 6.6M+ installs. What each does and what to watch.
Meta and Microsoft’s Claude cutbacks: secondary reports of tighter employee AI budgets
Tech Startups, citing The Information, says Meta halved Claude Code users (~60k to ~30k) and Microsoft cut per-employee AI model caps from ~$100k to ~$10k monthly. Secondary reporting; treat as unverified.
Foxconn’s Q3 jump: AI server demand shows up in the numbers
Foxconn’s July–September revenue rose 47% to NT$3.03 trillion (about $95.4 billion), beating estimates as AI server demand stayed strong, Reuters reported via Moneycontrol.
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