The FCC’s AWS-3 auction raised about $3.5B, with up to $3.3B set to repay the Treasury loan behind the rip-and-replace programme.

Micron posted $41bn in Q3 revenue, quadrupling year-over-year, as HBM4 chips for Nvidia and Google drove gross margins past 81 percent for the first time.

Anthropic told US senators that Alibaba's Qwen lab used 25,000 fake accounts to run nearly 29 million exchanges with Claude between April and June.

Hyundai workers voted 92% to authorise a strike, demanding a veto over the robots set to flood its factories. A Hyundai robot strike could follow.

Google has made computer use a built-in tool in Gemini 3.5 Flash, replacing the standalone model and adding enterprise safety guardrails.

Runpod has raised $100M at a $1bn valuation, a tenfold jump in two years, and says it turned down buyout offers worth more than $500M.

France's Tissium has raised €60M to bring COAPTIUM CONNECT, the only FDA-cleared sutureless nerve repair system, into US operating rooms.

Qualcomm is in talks to design custom AI chips for China's ByteDance, a bid to escape a shrinking smartphone market and stay in China.

Cerebras nearly doubled revenue and beat 2026 sales estimates, but its stock fell 10% as a data-centre space shortage squeezed margins.

Jensen Huang told shareholders that Nvidia would prioritise US national security over sales and called smuggled chip data centres unworkable.

Qualcomm unveiled its Dragonfly C1000 data centre chip with Meta as its first named customer and confirmed its $3.9 billion acquisition of AI startup Modular.

Slate Auto set its EV pickup at $24,950 and opened preorders Wednesday, converting 180,000 reservations into $300 deposits ahead of Q4 deliveries.