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BrainChip brings its AKD1500 neuromorphic processor to Raspberry Pi 5, promising event-based AI and local on-chip learning; independent efficiency benchmarks remain needed.
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Intel shares fell 28.6% October 30 after weak fourth-quarter revenue guidance, despite 21% quarterly growth. AMD and Nvidia also declined as semiconductor stocks sold off.
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Toyota and Waymo will test Japan-built bZ4X robotaxis in 2027, with autonomous hardware installed at Toyota’s Takaoka factory and UK expansion planned later.
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Braiins OS 26.10 reduces unnecessary Antminer restarts, improves chip-temperature fan response and fixes PSU communication issues—without claiming an unverified hashrate boost.
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Anthropic confirms Claude Code Opus 5.5 now avoids recreating specific existing games. Developers report wider refusals; original game creation remains supported.
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Intel says a fatal accident shut its Kiryat Gat chip factory for roughly two weeks, threatening Xeon shipments and an estimated $600 million in revenue across two quarters.
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Bitcoin Core fixes three AI-discovered vulnerabilities affecting node memory and undo files, with updates to 32.1, 31.2, 30.4 and 29.5 after its new disclosure policy.
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National Grid agreed to buy 73 acres at Teesworks for a proposed 400-kV AI data-center substation. Official contracted capacity and the mayor’s 3.2-GW aspiration differ.
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Krafton subsidiary Ludo Robotics presents Ludi 0.2 at UC Berkeley, targeting better gesture recognition, conversational memory and human-robot collaboration.
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GitHub opens Agentic Workflows to Free, Team and Enterprise users with Markdown-to-Actions automation, sandboxing and safeguarded changes.
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Germany activated an experimental quantum-key-distribution network connecting Bavaria, Thuringia and Berlin in a €125 million QuNET research milestone.
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Opentrons raises a $40 million Series E to expand robotic experiments and AI-ready lab infrastructure, reporting over 11,000 deployments worldwide.
