Amazon Adds Two Bee Wearables and a Subscription to Its AI Hardware Line
Amazon introduced two devices under its Bee brand on October 15, betting that a wristband and a card-sized recorder can sell hardware whose only obvious feature is that it listens…
FTC Sends OpenAI and Anthropic Demands for Records on Safety and Consumer Protection
The Federal Trade Commission has demanded documents from OpenAI and Anthropic about how the two artificial intelligence developers handle safety failures and treat their users, according to people familiar with…
Tesla Prepares to Show a Roadster That Hovers
Tesla has spent months describing an event that it kept postponing. On Thursday night it either shows the car or it does not. The second generation of the Roadster is…
Intel, AMD and Qualcomm Raise CPU Prices by as Much as 20%
The price of the processor at the center of a personal computer rarely moves in a single step. Last week it moved in three, in the same direction, at the…
SK Hynix Offers a U.S. Plant in Return for China Equipment Approval
SK Hynix has proposed building a new factory in the United States in exchange for Washington’s approval to ship American chipmaking equipment to its plant in China, according to a…
ASML Lifts 2026 Guidance a Third Time as Customers Look to 2030
ASML Holding raised the lower end of its 2026 revenue guidance on October 14, the third time this year the Dutch equipment maker has moved the number up, after third-quarter…
Anduril Lets Employees Sell at a $90 Billion Valuation
Anduril Industries confirmed on October 14 that it has opened a tender offer for its own employees, valuing the defense technology company at about $90 billion. Employees can sell shares…
Dell Falls 11% as Barclays Questions the Timing of Enterprise AI
Dell Technologies lost 11 percent of its market value on October 14, and the damage did not stop at one company. Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Oracle and Super Micro Computer fell…
TSMC Posts a Sixth Straight Record Quarter and Lifts Its Guidance
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported third-quarter net profit of NT$763.1 billion, about $24 billion, up 68.7 percent from a year earlier and above the NT$746.3 billion analysts had expected. It…










