▲—▼AI & ChipsTSMC Hits Record Third-Quarter Revenue, but the Margin Picture Is Still MissingTSMC generated NT$1.49 trillion in third-quarter revenue. Monthly data show record momentum, but not yet the profit trend.October 8, 2026·4 min read
▲—▼SecurityWindows Brings AI On-Device: MXC Contains Agents, but Copilot Is Not Automatically OfflineMXC restricts agent access to files, networks and UI. Local inference still does not make a Copilot session automatically offline.October 8, 2026·4 min read
▲—▼Regulation & LawFCC Plans D2D Expansion: 25 MHz Auction and 482 MHz for Satellite CoverageThe FCC will vote October 29 on a 25 MHz spectrum auction and another 482 MHz for supplemental satellite coverage.October 7, 2026·4 min read
▲—▼Cloud & InfraAWS Lists Six Service Sunsets, but Two Dates ConflictAWS lists October 7 as end of support for six services, while Greengrass V1 and WAF Classic pages give different dates.October 7, 2026·4 min read
▲—▼SecurityAnthropic Opens Cyber Models Through Three Controlled TiersAnthropic expands cyber access: red teams get nearly unblocked models, while critical systems require deeper vetting.October 7, 2026·4 min read
AI & ChipsMistral Large 4 Tops CyberGym, but Weights Come LaterMistral Large 4 leads CyberGym at 81.7%. Its weights and licence remain unpublished ahead of the planned 27 October release.October 6, 2026·4 min read▲—▼
SecurityGoogle Pauses OSS Bug Bounty Intake—But Only for Product FlawsGoogle has stopped new OSS VRP product-flaw reports; supply-chain reports, pending cases and patch rewards remain open.October 6, 2026·4 min read▲—▼
SecuritySouth Korea Bank Hacks: AI Attribution Remains UnprovenSouth Korea is investigating bank attacks, but officials have not published technical evidence for the suspected use of AI.October 6, 2026·4 min read▲—▼
AI & ChipsQualcomm Seeks Up to Five Royalty-Free Years in Arm TrialThe new Arm trial shifts from Nuvia's CPU cores to licensing prices and Qualcomm's bargaining power.October 5, 2026·4 min read▲—▼
AI & ChipsOpenAI Separates Catastrophic Risk From Accepted MisuseSam Altman accepts some AI harm for broad access, while loss of control remains OpenAI's red line.October 5, 2026·4 min read▲—▼