ICE Put Photos of Border Monitors Into a Palantir Database, Lawmakers Say
The woman’s offense was watching. She observed immigration enforcement operations and posted what she saw, and for that, according to court records newly unsealed, federal agents entered her photograph and…
Tesla’s Robotaxi Turns a Month Old, With Growing Pains
One month after Tesla put its driverless Cybercab on Austin’s streets, the cars are multiplying and the complaints are piling up. On October 3, Tesla marked the first full month…
Musk’s Chip Venture Opens Talks With TSMC
Elon Musk has spent years trying to buy his way out of dependence on other companies’ chips. His next move may be to build them himself. On October 3, Musk…
Amazon Scraps Data-Center NDAs, Adds $1 Billion for Host Towns
The backlash to America’s data-center buildout has grown loud enough that Amazon is changing the terms of the conversation. On October 2, AWS chief executive Matt Garman announced a program…
EU Moves to Bring Microsoft Azure and Amazon’s Cloud Under New Rules
European Union regulators are close to concluding that Microsoft’s Azure and Amazon’s cloud unit meet the conditions to be regulated under the bloc’s Digital Markets Act, a step that would…
Publishers Cleared to Seek $3.2 Billion From Google Over Ad Technology
A federal judge in New York has opened the door for some of the largest American publishers to press Google for more than $3.2 billion in damages, ruling that they…
French Supercomputer Maker Bull Plans to Double Output
Europe’s effort to build more of its own AI computing power is about to land on a factory floor in western France. Bull, the French supercomputer maker owned by Atos,…
Micron Closes to Within a Point of SK Hynix in DRAM
Samsung still leads the market for the memory chips that sit inside everything from smartphones to AI data centers, but the race behind it has tightened to its narrowest margin…
AWS Raises Prices on Reserved GPU Capacity, Again
Cloud customers who locked in graphics-processing capacity with Amazon Web Services are about to pay more to keep it. The company is raising prices on capacity reservations for most of…
Alphabet Faces a Securities Suit and an Ad-Tech Trial Date
Alphabet woke up to two legal fronts on October 2, and they point at opposite sides of the company. One questioned what executives told investors about its flagship AI model.…
