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AMD Reportedly Raised GDDR6 Prices for Board Partners From 1 October; Intel Also Said to Have Adjusted Its Prices

BenchLife reports, citing China's Board Channels, that AMD raised GDDR6 prices for card makers from 1 October and Intel adjusted too. Nobody has confirmed it.

Counterpoint: Most Nvidia Rubin Products Likely to Use 12-Layer HBM4, Not the Rumoured Eight

Counterpoint Research says most Nvidia Rubin products will likely use 12-layer HBM4, not the rumoured eight, per Korea Herald. A forecast, not Nvidia's word.

Rumour: Leakers Say Nvidia Has Stopped Allocating GB202 Chips to the GeForce RTX 5090

Leakers say Nvidia has stopped allocating GB202 chips to the GeForce RTX 5090. Nvidia has not confirmed it. What is claimed, what is known and what is not.

Perth-to-Singapore Cables: Vocus’s Repair Plan, and a Reported Slip It Has Not Confirmed

Vocus's last published plan has the ASC repaired on 4 November. An ISP now reports Indigo West has slipped and expects ASC to follow. Vocus has not confirmed it.

Sriram Krishnan Is Reported to Be Targeting a $500 Million First Venture Fund

The Information reports that ex-White House AI adviser Sriram Krishnan is launching a venture firm and targeting a $500 million first fund. A target is not money raised.

IonQ Says It Linked a Trapped-Ion Qubit to a Solid-State Memory at More Than 1,000 Entangled Pairs a Second

IonQ says it linked a trapped-ion qubit to a solid-state memory at over 1,000 entangled pairs a second. A preprint backs it. What it does and does not show.

China’s Policy Guidelines Call for a National Blockchain Network, but Give No Details

China's 9 October policy guidelines call for "a national blockchain network". What the official text says, what it leaves out, and what it is not.

SAP Connect 2026: Commerce Cloud ERP Edition Goes Live, but the New Quoting Assistants Have No Dates

SAP made its Commerce Cloud ERP edition generally available at SAP Connect 2026 and announced Quoting and Incentive Compensation assistants. What B2B quoting and lead-to-cash mean, and what Ericsson's human approval step is.

ReSI Preprint: An Automated Safety Loop Cuts X-Teaming Attack Success From 86.01% to 31.45%, the Authors Report

A preprint says its ReSI method cut mean X-Teaming attack success across four models from 86.01% to 31.45%. The authors' own tests; not peer reviewed.

Visa Survey: 46% of Asia Pacific Consumers Say They Are Likely to Use Stablecoins, but Only 6% Understand Them

A Visa survey of 14,250 people says 46% in Asia Pacific are likely to use stablecoins within five years, 16% have in the past year, and 6% understand them.

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