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U.S. Data Center Rules Rattle Chip Stocks

After U.S. midterm elections, data center regulation worries drove sharp declines in South Korean and U.S. chip stocks.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rebounded 4.21%, while South Korea’s market narrowed its intraday loss by more than 2 percentage points from its low.
Industry figures see limited supply chain damage; 2028–2029 orders for key AI chips, including HBM, are effectively sold out.

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Doomformer Brings Integer Math to DOOM

Developer mottopanikeiku released Doomformer, a project that performs integer calculations using DOOM game mechanics, on GitHub.
DrawPad correctly classified 9,716 of 10,000 handwritten digit images in its evaluation.
Version 0.7.2 added map export, allowing DrawPad to run in GZDoom without Python.

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Today'sRobotics

Roboroad Automates Road Damage Repair

Roboroad is developing a road maintenance system that links AI damage detection with robotic repairs.
The company’s field tests found robotic patching could reduce repair costs by about 70%.
Roboroad plans surveys for 226 cities, counties and districts nationwide, then robot and electric vehicle sales and leases.

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Today'sManufacturing

KEA Report Examines AI Adoption in Electronics

A home appliance maker automated refrigerator door inspections and reassigned two inspection workers; another cut development time from about three months to three weeks to one month.
A third company reduced developers’ direct coding to under 10%; AI was used by 11.7% of electronics businesses, while 67.9% had no adoption plans.
KEA called for more workplace-focused AI training as companies address data, system integration and changing job skills.

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Amazon Launches Alexa Text Shopping Service

Amazon launches Alexa text-based shopping for some U.S. customers, with plans to expand access in the coming weeks
The service supports product searches, price comparisons, photo-based lookalike searches, shopping lists, orders and delivery tracking
Access is invitation-only for now as Amazon develops its own shopping agent and restricts outside AI agents

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Alphabet Takes $548 Million Qualcomm Stake

Alphabet acquired about 3 million Qualcomm shares in the third quarter through GV’s investment in Modular.
Qualcomm paid for its July acquisition of Modular with stock, leaving GV with a stake worth $548 million as of September 30.
Qualcomm aims to generate more than $15 billion in data center chip revenue by 2029.

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Today'sHealthcare

Anthropic Uses Claude to Map Vault Particle Structure

Anthropic used Claude to identify and map the 3D structure of a bacteriophage-derived vault particle.
Claude helped analyze about 15 billion protein sequences; the first structural model was completed in 34 hours.
Researchers expanded the particle’s internal space by about 20%, but its function and natural formation require further verification.

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AWS Launches Kiro Bots for Development Work

AWS begins offering Kiro Bots in Kiro Crew to coordinate multiple AI agents and handle recurring development tasks.
Dedicated bots run subagents in parallel, track progress, and retain past work and developer preferences.
AWS released no productivity or success-rate benchmarks; operating costs, accuracy, and safety need real-world validation.

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SK Telecom Awards In-House AI Agent Contest

SK Telecom held the final of its internal AX Spark contest for AI agents developed and used by employees.
The contest received 173 entries over three months, from August through October; M-TripleA won the grand prize for analyzing malicious apps.
SK Telecom plans to expand employee-built agents across the company, focusing on the finalist winners.

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SK Telecom Prepares Network for Busan Fireworks Festival

SK Telecom is preparing special network measures for the Busan Fireworks Festival on November 7.
Organizers expect more than 1.2 million attendees; the carrier will assess four service categories using a user-perceived quality satisfaction rate.
The company will add mobile base stations and temporary relay facilities, with about 100 emergency staff on duty.

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Madison Huang Cancels South Korea Visit

Madison Huang canceled her South Korea trip on the 7th, one day before it was due to begin, citing family reasons.
She had been scheduled to attend Nvidia’s Seoul event on the 9th and 10th; the event is expected to proceed as planned.
Republican House committee chairs requested a closed-door briefing from Jensen Huang on the 18th about alleged Chinese intelligence outreach.

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Judge Allows Claude Max Ad Claims to Proceed

Judge Alex Tse allows Claude Max advertising claims to proceed in a proposed federal class action
Plaintiffs say $200 plan offers six times and $100 plan 3.5 times Pro’s weekly usage
Court dismisses several California claims but lets contract and misrepresentation claims continue

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Tokyo Tech AI Agents Demonstrate Quantum Spin Law

Tokyo Tech researchers posted an AI-agent-led study on arXiv, with agents handling work from research planning through physical measurement.
Six AI roles rejected 75 proposals in about 30 hours and derived 10 calibration settings for sequences of up to three pulses.
After withholding judgment following the first measurement, the team repeated tests for six hours and found results supporting the theory.

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German Expert Urges Youth to Prepare for Future Jobs

Professor Enzo Weber urged young people at Digital Summit 2026 to prepare for future jobs rather than seek work safe from AI.
An IAB study estimates that about 1.6 million German jobs will disappear or emerge over the next 15 years.
Germany’s strategy to become an AI leader by 2030 includes youth training and vocational education.

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Today'sSecurity

Former OpenAI Engineer Pleads Not Guilty

Former OpenAI engineer charged with eavesdropping pleads not guilty in U.S. court
Prosecutors cite a hidden recording device, room searches, chatbot records and CCTV footage
A conviction could bring up to 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine; OpenAI reports no signs of leaks

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Today'sSecurity

Nvidia Tightens Chip Tracking in Southeast Asia

Nvidia requires Southeast Asian firms applying for NCP status to register for Fleet Intelligence.
GPU location tracking aims to address suspected smuggling of AI chips to China through Southeast Asia.
Nvidia removed half of its pre-approved Asian chip buyers and asked cloud providers to limit rentals to Chinese firms.

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OpenAI Publishes GPT Image Prompting Guide

OpenAI’s API image prompting guide recommends describing the subject, composition, style, and constraints.
GPT Image 2.6 Flare targets faster workflows; Sunburst targets detail, layout precision, and edit accuracy.
The guide advises consistent model comparisons and tracking response time, failures, retries, and cost per accepted image.

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Yesterday'sSecurity

Apiiro Finds Secrets in Claude Code Files

Apiiro researchers found 2,539 secrets across 1,994 public GitHub repositories, affecting 63 organizations.
Of 104,185 public Claude Code settings files, 1,122 contained secrets; scanners missed 215.
Claude Code stores approved command text in a project permission file when users select “Yes, and don’t ask again.”

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Yesterday'sPolicy

Democrats Target Data Center Tax Breaks

Democratic lawmakers propose ending bonus depreciation for data center equipment and targeting related tax incentives.
Warner’s bill would raise nearly $30 billion over 10 years; Wyden proposed limits on Opportunity Zone incentives and REIT benefits.
Data center opposition includes 47 local ballot measures, a 34% permit approval rate and 75% opposition near homes.

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IBM Study Finds Gaps in Verified AI Code

IBM Research study found formal code verification pass rates can hide vacuous or incorrect proofs
Claude Opus 4.7 passed verifier on 99.1% of HumanEval, but only 1.9% bound to specification predicates
Rust pipeline samples still failed hidden tests at 11.5% and 14.8%; end-to-end correctness was 7.8%

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