• September 23, 2026
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Britain Presses Google to Open the Door to Rival Search Engines

For more than nine in ten internet searches in Britain, there is only one door. On September 23, the country’s competition regulator took another step toward forcing Google to install…

  • September 23, 2026
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Sanders and Trump Split Over What to Do About Superintelligence

On September 23, Washington offered two answers to the same question, whether and how to rein in artificial intelligence, and they pointed in opposite directions. In the Senate, Bernie Sanders…

  • September 23, 2026
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Micron’s Taoyuan Workers Move Toward a Strike Vote

For months, the people who run some of the world’s most valuable memory-chip plants have watched their company post record margins. On September 23, the union at Micron’s Taoyuan plant…

  • September 23, 2026
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Palantir’s Karp Says OpenAI May Never Reach the Public Market

Alex Karp has spent two decades selling software to governments that guard their secrets. On September 17 he told CNBC that the frontier AI labs may be carrying too much…

  • September 23, 2026
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Oracle Cuts Jobs at the Texas Site It Shows Off as Its AI Future

Abilene, Texas, is where Oracle points when investors ask whether its partnership with OpenAI is real. Last week it was also where Oracle cut jobs. The company’s latest round of…

  • September 23, 2026
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Nvidia Plants a Medical-Research Outpost in Israel

Nvidia’s chips run the data centers that train the world’s largest models. On September 23 the company said it wants those same systems to help discover drugs. The chipmaker announced…

  • September 23, 2026
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Apple Tests a Screenless Fitness Band to Take On Whoop

Apple built the device that put a screen on tens of millions of wrists. Now it is weighing whether a growing set of customers would rather have no screen at…

  • September 23, 2026
  • 104 views
Qualcomm Buys the Software That Moves a Robot’s Arm

Qualcomm spent Tuesday selling investors on a phone chip that can run an AI agent without a cloud. On Wednesday it bought a company that teaches robots how to move,…

  • September 23, 2026
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Nscale’s $35 Billion Listing Rests on a Few Buyers

The numbers that will greet investors in Nscale’s offering documents are hard to hold together at once: roughly $103 billion in signed customer contracts, and $33 million in revenue last…

  • September 23, 2026
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OpenAI Invites Safety Auditors In Earlier

The people who judge whether a new AI model is safe have traditionally arrived late, after the model was finished and the lab had already decided what to show them.…