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Trump Says Huang Told Him He Did Not Know the Alleged Spy's Role, as Lawmakers Press Nvidia's Chief for Answers

Three days after Nvidia's board opened an inquiry, the Huang story has moved to Washington, with a presidential comment, a House briefing request and a Commerce probe reportedly moved to Justice.

Nov 11, 2026/2 min read

A three-fan Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3090 graphics card standing on a wooden table, photographed on 14 November 2020, a file photograph of an Nvidia graphics card and not of any person or event in the story

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Abu Dhabi Signs Four OpenAI Agreements Covering Government, Energy, Investment and Education

Machine-Readable Government, an ADNOC and G42 energy deal, a Mubadala investment tie-up and a five-year Inception42 pact: what was announced, by whom, and which parts are already live.

Nov 11, 2026/3 min read

The Abu Dhabi skyline seen across the water under a blue sky with scattered cloud and sailing boats on the sea, photographed on 30 November 2014, a file photograph of the emirate's city skyline and not of the OpenAI agreements or any of the bodies that signed them

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Google's Pixel Tag Item Tracker Goes on Sale Today for $29.99, Built on the Find Hub Network

Google's first Bluetooth item tracker reaches shoppers on 11 November with ultra-wideband finding, a replaceable coin cell and Android 9 compatibility, three months after its announcement.

Nov 11, 2026/2 min read

Editorial illustration of a small round unbranded item tracker on a key ring beside a smartphone; an illustration, not a photograph of the Pixel Tag.

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Google Starts Its November 2026 Core Update, Which Could Take Two Weeks to Finish

Google began a broad core update to Search on Tuesday afternoon. The company says it is routine, and its own guidance for site owners is to wait, measure and avoid rushed changes.

Nov 10, 2026/2 min read

An aerial view of the Google campus buildings with solar panels on their roofs in Mountain View, California, photographed on 25 May 2013, a file photograph of the campus and not of the core update

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Nvidia, SK Telecom and Rebellions Sign a Deal to Pair Korean AI Chips With Nvidia GPUs in One Rack

A memorandum signed in Seoul on Monday would link Rebellions' inference chips to Nvidia's NVLink, with SK Telecom deploying the racks, and the government hopes it becomes a template for others.

Nov 9, 2026/2 min read

Visitors walk beneath tall curved bookshelves in the Starfield Library inside the Coex complex in Gangnam, Seoul, photographed on 30 September 2026, a file photograph of the venue complex that hosted Nvidia's AI Day Seoul and not of the signing or of any chip

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Starship Flight 15 Is Set for Friday With the First Attempt to Catch the Ship, and Vulcan Returns the Same Day

SpaceX is aiming to catch both the booster and the upper stage at Starbase on 13 November, pending regulatory approval, while ULA's Vulcan flies 40 Amazon Leo satellites hours earlier.

Nov 9, 2026/2 min read

A stacked Starship and Super Heavy vehicle beside the steel launch tower at Starbase in Texas against a blue sky, photographed on 16 April 2023, a file photograph of the launch system and not of Flight 15 hardware

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Researchers Find 1,465 Exposed Artex AI Hacking Consoles Online, and Microsoft Ties the Tool to the ConnectWise Breach

Censys counted about 815 distinct deployments of the open-source agentic tool Artex sitting open on the web, weeks after Microsoft tied it to a state-aligned group's sign-in attempts at 2,250 tenants.

Nov 8, 2026/2 min read

A cabinet of rack-mounted servers packed with tangled green and black network cables, photographed on 20 June 2013 at a caching data centre in San Francisco, a file photograph illustrative of server hardware and not of any Artex deployment

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Astronauts Install the Space Station's Eighth and Final Roll-Out Solar Array in a 7-Hour Spacewalk

Anil Menon and Joshua Kutryk finished a power upgrade that took 18 spacewalks, and NASA says the orbiting laboratory's capacity will rise from about 160 kilowatts to roughly 215.

Nov 6, 2026/2 min read

A roll-out solar array with its gold-coloured panel strips fully extended from the end of a boom, seen from the International Space Station against blue ocean and cloud, photographed on 18 June 2017, a NASA file photograph of an earlier roll-out array experiment and not of this week's spacewalk

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Zipline Raises $1.5 Billion at a $21.5 Billion Valuation as Walmart Commits to 300 More Drone Delivery Sites

The drone company that began by flying blood to clinics in Rwanda has closed a round led by Paradigm, with Walmart signing up for a large expansion of its delivery network across the US.

Nov 6, 2026/2 min read

A white Zipline fixed-wing delivery drone with red wing tips flying against a blue sky as a red parcel drops beneath it on a small parachute at Muhanga, Rwanda, photographed on 6 December 2019, a file photograph of an earlier Zipline aircraft and not of its current delivery drones

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After the Ballot Rebuke, OpenAI Promises to Pay Full Power Costs and Drop NDAs, and Meta Admits Building Will Get Harder

Two days after voters turned down data centres in 40 of 41 local measures, OpenAI has published a community blueprint and Meta's president has warned that projects will face more scrutiny.

Nov 6, 2026/2 min read

A steel transmission pylon with sagging power lines rising above a white-walled electricity substation under a partly cloudy sky in Stueng Hav District, Cambodia, photographed on 26 July 2014, a file photograph illustrative of electricity supply and not of any data centre

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A Digital Twin of the Webb Telescope Pulls a Hidden Planet Out of Old Data and Makes JWST Up to 15 Times Sharper

Northwestern astronomers rebuilt the telescope's optics in software, tuned the simulated glare until it matched the real thing and subtracted it. 51 Eridani b appeared where it had been missed.

Nov 5, 2026/3 min read

The gold-coated primary mirror of the James Webb Space Telescope, made of 18 hexagonal segments, standing in the clean room at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, photographed on 28 October 2016, a file photograph of the telescope before launch