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LibreOffice Draw Opens .pub Files After Microsoft Retires Publisher

After Microsoft ended Publisher support in October 2026, LibreOffice added the ability to open .pub files in Draw by reverse-engineering the proprietary format, giving affected users a way to access legacy documents.

Companies · Products & Applications

Rivian to Run Third-Party AI Agents in Its Cars, CEO Scaringe Says

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said at TechCrunch Disrupt that the automaker plans to run third-party AI agents, including Anthropic's, inside its vehicles, but gave no timeline and said vehicle-level controls will stay off-limits.

Products & Applications · Companies

Shelly's Presence Gen4 Sensor Detects Up to Ten People Without a Camera

Shelly has launched the Presence Gen4, an $84.99 mmWave radar sensor that can detect up to ten people and pets without a camera, enabling multi-zone smart home automations.

Companies · Autonomous Driving · World

Uber Begins Self-Driving Robotaxi Trial in Manchester

Uber has started testing autonomous vehicles in Manchester with partners Pony and Verne as it moves toward UK robotaxi services, while unions and London politicians object.

Cybersecurity · Companies · World

Microsoft Leads Global Takedown of Phishing Marketplace Behind Over a Billion Messages

Microsoft, Proofpoint and Japanese law enforcement dismantled YAM Store, CoGUI and Iron Man, a Chinese-language cybercrime marketplace that sold phishing tools, accounts and infrastructure. Microsoft says the network facilitated more than a billion phishing messages this year before domains were seized and over 20,000 accounts disabled.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · Markets

TSMC's Capacity Becomes Fierce AI Battleground as Record Quarter Extends

TSMC reported a sixth straight record quarter and forecast 58% fourth-quarter revenue growth, as AI chip customers compete for limited wafer capacity and the foundry races to add fabs in Taiwan, Japan and Arizona.

Large Language Models · Companies · AI Chips & Compute

Nvidia Launches Open-Weight Nemotron 3.5 Super VL and Edge Models for Agentic AI

Nvidia on Oct. 15 introduced the open-weight Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, a 120-billion-parameter model for always-on agents, plus two smaller Bolt edge models. Nvidia says the family targets faster, more customizable enterprise and local AI deployments.

Companies · AI Chips & Compute · World

Jensen Huang wants Europe to dream bigger — with Nvidia’s help

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called on Europe to dream bigger about artificial intelligence, with Nvidia’s help, at an event in central London on Wednesday evening. He cheered “Go, go UK!” beneath stained glass windows at a church-turned upmarket restaurant. The report also referenced UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Peter Kyle.

AI Chips & Compute · Products & Applications · Companies

Microsoft optimizes Windows for Nvidia's Arm-based RTX Spark laptops

The Verge reported that Microsoft and Nvidia have prepared Windows for the first RTX Spark laptops, which use Arm CPUs, Blackwell GPUs, and unified memory. Microsoft has focused on local AI agents, app emulation, gaming, and memory management.

Companies · Policy & Regulation · Cybersecurity

Benn Jordan Testifies on Flock Safety as Surveillance Backlash Grows

Benn Jordan testified before a Senate subcommittee on Flock Safety's license plate readers as cities cancel contracts.

Companies · Cybersecurity

Rockstar Says 2022 GTA 6 Leaks Felt 'Weirdly Invasive' and Changed Studio Security Policy

Rockstar says 2022 GTA 6 leaks were 'weirdly invasive' and led to a five-day in-office policy it may review after launch.

Companies · Products & Applications

Tesla to Reveal Next-Generation Roadster After Repeated Delays

Tesla is set to unveil its second-generation Roadster on Oct. 15 at 8:55 p.m. ET after years of delays.

Products & Applications · Companies

iPhone Duo Preorders Open Tomorrow With T-Mobile Discounts and Ternus Interview

Apple will open iPhone Duo preorders on Oct. 16 at 8 a.m. ET, with T-Mobile offering up to $1,400 off and CEO John Ternus discussing the foldable’s long development in a TIME interview.

Companies · Products & Applications · Robotics

Hesai Launches Kosmo 3D World Data Engine in Move Beyond Automotive Lidar

Hesai announced Kosmo, a 3D world data engine featuring the Kosmo One handheld AI spatial camera and Kosmo World cloud platform, aiming to make spatial modeling as easy as photography and expand into embodied AI.

Companies · Cybersecurity · Products & Applications

PIA Adds 10 Server Locations, Says Network Now Spans 170 Locations

Private Internet Access added 10 server locations across the Americas, the Middle East, Africa and Australia, following 15 additions in September. The company says its network now covers 170 locations in 104 countries, though independent tracking points to 176 in 112.

Companies · Products & Applications

Merck CEO Says Personalized Cancer Vaccine With Moderna Will Get Faster to Make

Merck CEO Rob Davis told CNBC he expects the company’s personalized cancer vaccine with Moderna to become faster to manufacture, as Merck opens a new Pennsylvania research facility and manages Keytruda’s patent transition.

Products & Applications · Companies

Apple Sets 9 p.m. PT Deadline for iPhone Duo 'Get Ready' Pre-Order Selections

Apple set a 9 p.m. PT Thursday deadline for iPhone Duo 'Get Ready' pre-order selections before Friday's 8 a.m. ET launch.

Markets · AI Chips & Compute · Companies

AI Trade Slumps Again as Kospi Plunges, CoreWeave and TSMC Slide

AI-linked shares came under renewed pressure Thursday as South Korea's Kospi fell more than 7%, SK Hynix and CoreWeave weakened, and hot U.S. producer inflation added to market nerves despite record TSMC profit and a Bank of New York earnings beat.

Cybersecurity · Products & Applications · Companies

Descope, ServiceNow target shadow AI agents with identity and governance controls

Descope and ServiceNow unveiled tools to govern employee-created AI agents through identity, access and policy controls.

Companies · Products & Applications · Large Language Models

Tmall's Double 11 to Open Oct. 20 With Record 1 Million Brands

Tmall's Double 11 starts Oct. 20 with 1 million brands and 72 million products; AI and flagship stores are key themes.

World · Products & Applications · Companies

OpenAI Engineer Arrested Over Hidden Recorder; 151 Apps Reject Doubao Automation

An OpenAI engineer was arrested after a hidden recorder was found in a confidential meeting room, as 151 Chinese apps refused Doubao phone assistant GUI automation and Tencent launched a short-drama mini-program.

Research · Companies · Policy & Regulation

Frozen Pig Kidneys Revived as Nuclear Operators Seek More Power

Scientists have rewarmed pig kidneys stored for months and restored function after transplanting them into pigs, while nuclear operators and U.S. regulators push for more power from existing reactors and BasiGo expands electric buses in Africa.

Products & Applications · Companies · Cybersecurity

Ledger Announces Android-Based Atom Wallet Amid Supply-Chain Tampering Fallout

Ledger has announced Atom, an Android-based, data-only hardware wallet that looks like a phone but works alongside a smartphone, with reservations open now and availability set for summer 2027. The launch comes as Ledger pauses some sales after a supply-chain tampering incident.

Products & Applications · Companies · AI Chips & Compute

Huawei Details Self-Developed Tech Behind Mate 90 and Mate XT 2, Led by XMAGE Z10 Camera

Huawei detailed the self-developed technologies behind its Mate 90 series and Mate XT 2 Ultimate Design, including the XMAGE Z10 module camera, Kirin 9050 chip and nine in-house technology brands.