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Lantronix Introduces Spotter, a Small Computer Board to Help Drones and Robots Run Themselves
Lantronix has introduced Spotter, a small board that gives drones and robots onboard AI and vehicle control. It says it ships in Q4 2026.
IBM Moves Its Spyre AI Chip’s Compiler Onto PyTorch’s Open-Source Inductor
IBM's Spyre accelerator now compiles through PyTorch's open-source Inductor. IBM says the new compiler code is about 7x smaller than the one it replaced.
Chip Stocks Slide: SK Hynix Falls 10% or More and Samsung 7.4% After China’s CXMT Claims a Denser DRAM
SK Hynix fell 10% or more and Samsung 7.4% on 13 Oct, CNBC and the Guardian report, after China's CXMT said it would ship a denser DRAM by year-end.
Hundreds of Scientists, Including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, Call for an International Body on AI Containment and Incident Reporting
Hundreds of scientists, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, call for an international body to set AI containment standards and log incidents.
Open Rights Group Says 22% of Home Office Asylum AI Summaries Failed Expert Checks
Open Rights Group says 45 of 203 Home Office AI asylum interview summaries failed expert checks, versus 9% judged unfit in the 2025 pilot.
Nanya Technology’s Q3 2026 Revenue Jumps 61.9% as DRAM Prices Rise More Than 60%
Nanya Technology's unaudited Q3 2026 revenue rose 61.9% to NT$133.6bn as DRAM prices jumped more than 60%; gross margin reached 85.7%.
Anthropic Says Small AI Models May Be Months Away From Copying Themselves Across Cheap Smart Devices
Anthropic's Frontier Red Team says small AI models may be months away from being able to copy themselves across cheap smart devices such as TV boxes.
FSB Chair Bailey Warns G20 on AI Risks and Gaps in Cross-Border Stablecoin Oversight
FSB Chair Andrew Bailey tells the G20 that AI valuations and AI cyber threats are risks, and stablecoin cross-border oversight is immature.
Korea Customs: Chip Exports for 1 to 10 October Hit a Record $12.2 Billion, Up 170.9% (Preliminary)
Korea Customs preliminary data: chip exports for 1 to 10 October reached $12.198bn, up 170.9%, helped by two extra working days this year.
IMF’s Georgieva Says AI Investment Is Keeping Global Growth at Around 3 Per Cent, With Asian Suppliers Gaining
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva says AI investment is keeping world growth around 3 per cent, with Asian hardware suppliers gaining. Reuters reports.
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