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Meta, 14 Other Tech Companies and Law Enforcement Disrupt Scam Networks in West Africa
Meta and 14 other tech companies joined police from ten countries against West African scam networks. Law enforcement confirmed 28 arrests, Meta says.
Trezor Cuts the Number of Shops Allowed to Sell Its Hardware Wallets
Trezor is cutting the number of shops authorised to sell its hardware wallets, saying it wants to check every partner closely. It names no countries.
IBM Research Says Open AI Agents Sped Up a Quantum Decoder Chip Design 52 Times for About $26
IBM Research says open AI models served through llm-d sped up a quantum error-correction decoder design 52x in synthesis estimates for about $26.
Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils HawkGuard, Which Uses Drones to Hit Hostile Drones
Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled HawkGuard at AUSA 2026, a system that sends interceptor drones to hit hostile drones without a warhead.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio, Meta’s First Audio Glasses, Go on Sale From $349
Meta's first audio-only glasses, Ray-Ban Meta Audio, are on sale from $349. Meta claims up to 12 hours per charge and 48 more from the case.
SAP Fixes Maximum-Severity OAuth2 Flaw in Its Cloud SDK for Python in October 2026 Patch Day
SAP's October 2026 Patch Day fixes CVE-2026-89111, a CVSS 10.0 flaw in its Cloud SDK for Python that could leak OAuth2 credentials. Update to 0.45.2.
Marvell Launches Alaska E 3.2T Retimer and Second-Generation Alaska A 1.6T AEC DSP for AI Racks
Marvell's Alaska E 3.2T retimer and 3nm Alaska A 1.6T AEC DSP target 224G-per-lane copper links inside AI racks. Both chips are now sampling, Marvell says.
Teledyne FLIR Launches Ranger R10-3DX Compact Counter-Drone Radar at AUSA 2026
Teledyne FLIR's Ranger R10-3DX radar can spot small drones beyond 3 km, the company says. Unveiled at AUSA 2026, it will be available in Q1 2027.
Marvell, Microsoft and Oracle Form an Open Compute Group to Put a Hardware Security Module Inside Every Server
Marvell, Microsoft and Oracle have formed an Open Compute Project group to standardise a hardware security module built into each data-centre server.
SpaceXSI Bundles Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium Into One “X Subscription”
The X Subscription puts Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium on one plan, from free to $200 a month. Here are the exact prices and what changes.
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