SoftBank's Masayoshi Son plans $50 billion for AI and data centers in Malaysia, Anwar says
Malaysia's PM says a top investor, reportedly SoftBank's Son, picked Malaysia for $50B in AI and data centers. SoftBank hasn't confirmed.
Malaysia's PM says a top investor, reportedly SoftBank's Son, picked Malaysia for $50B in AI and data centers. SoftBank hasn't confirmed.
The Tailworm report says Tailscale SSH forwarding lets one compromised device gain root on servers it can reach. No patch yet; here's what to change.
Gurman says Apple will unveil 14- and 16-inch OLED touchscreen MacBook Pros on Oct. 28, with M5 Pro/Max chips and prices up to $500 higher.
Instagram's TV app is now on Apple TV (tvOS 26 or later), joining Fire TV, Google TV and Samsung. It's US-only, with no comments or DMs.
The UK's new AI Biosecurity Lab will use frontier AI to spot biological threats and speed up vaccines. OpenAI and Anthropic add model credits.
OpenAI gave Replit 30%+ off a $100M-a-year deal, and Rippling's coding work flipped from Anthropic to OpenAI, The Information reports.
Ukraine says Starlink and Starshield are back to full speed. Musk now says SpaceX limited commercial Starlink over "offensive drone strikes."
Anker MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro, Ugreen MagFlow Pro, MagFlow Air and Anker Nano 45W compared: which charges your iPhone fastest, and what to buy.
Soundcore Liberty 4 NC, CMF Buds 2 Plus, EarFun Air Pro 4, CMF Buds 2a and Sony WF-C710N compared, with verified prices, battery life and codecs.
Instacart hired a bank and held early talks with DoorDash, The Information reports. Bloomberg says Uber walked away. Shares rose 9.2%.
Some iPhone Duo owners report inner screens cracking along the hinge, and JerryRigEverything says dust and a bend test broke his.
Ken Paxton's suit says OpenAI misled Texans about ChatGPT's safety and wants a court-approved evaluator to clear new AI models in Texas.
A Convovo study asked Grok 4.7 and GPT-6.1 Sol via API to pick one candidate in nearly 500 midterm races. They leaned opposite ways.
Newsletter
Two emails a day, morning and afternoon, with each edition's verified tech stories. Free, unsubscribe anytime.