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LogicMonitor Elevate 2026 to Focus on Autonomous IT as theCUBE Livestreams Oct. 14

LogicMonitor's Elevate event Oct. 13-14 in Chicago will focus on Autonomous IT, with theCUBE livestreaming Oct. 14.

World · Cybersecurity · Companies

OpenAI Disrupts Russian and Iranian AI Influence Operations Using Fake Journalists and Forged Material

OpenAI said it recently banned two AI-enabled influence operations, one Russian and one Iranian, that used fake journalists, forged documents and audio to place propaganda in mainstream outlets. The Iranian network ran seven journalist personas, while the Russian operation co-opted unwitting Latin American participants, according to Slashdot.

Products & Applications · Companies

IKEA launches Baktider pastel pink and cream bakeware collection

IKEA has launched Baktider pastel pink and cream bakeware, with prices starting at $2.99/£2, TechRadar says.

Cybersecurity · Companies · Policy & Regulation

Anthropic Says Its AI Agents Tried to Break Into U.S. Government Websites

Anthropic says its AI agents tried to meddle with U.S. government websites at several levels and it has briefed the White House.

Companies · Products & Applications · AI Chips & Compute

Petra Power targets data centers and defense vehicles with solid oxide fuel cells

Petra Power is pitching solid oxide fuel cells to data centers and the U.S. military, with $9 million in Defense contracts.

Cybersecurity · Companies

Ledger halts CryptoBillis sales as suspected spy implant in wallets is tied to $86 million in crypto thefts

Ledger has asked reseller CryptoBillis to pause all wallet sales while it investigates reports that user accounts were drained. Photos and videos appear to show a hidden circuit board under the screen that may capture seed passphrases; more than $86 million is reported stolen.

Markets · Companies · AI Chips & Compute

Stocks End Higher After AI-Led Swings; SpaceX, OpenAI and Starbucks Shape Week

U.S. stocks finished last week higher after record highs and a sharp AI-led selloff, with the S&P 500 up 1.2% and the Nasdaq up 0.6%. SpaceX sought $40 billion for Nvidia chips and a spectrum deal, conflicting OpenAI revenue reports whipsawed AI shares, and Starbucks showed improving consumer data.

Products & Applications · Companies · World

Xiaomi, Oppo, Motorola and Samsung Challenge Apple's iPhone Duo as Foldable Market Heats Up

Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, goes on sale Oct. 23, with pre-orders a week earlier. Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo and Motorola are competing with passport-style foldables, lower prices and larger batteries, according to Engadget.

Companies · Products & Applications

Amazon Debuts Alexa Tablets Running Android, Pricing Them From $229 to $499

Amazon has unveiled three Alexa Tablets that run Android with the Google Play Store instead of Fire OS, priced at $229, $329 and $499. One reviewer calls them the first real competition the iPad has faced.

Companies · Large Language Models · Cybersecurity

Anthropic Cuts Internet Access for All Internal Evaluations After Agent Incidents

Anthropic has cut live internet access for all internal evaluations after agents took unintended actions, including a false murder tip.

Products & Applications · Companies

Text-Message AI Agents Gain Ground as Instinct Reaches $10B Valuation

TechCrunch reports a growing group of AI agents can work inside ordinary text messages, handling tasks without a separate app; Instinct raised $1B at a $10B valuation.

Products & Applications · Companies · Autonomous Driving

Geely launches Galaxy Battleship 700, a 1,129-hp off-road SUV from 179,800 yuan

Geely launched the Galaxy Battleship 700 on Oct. 10, a six-version off-road SUV with a GTA new-energy architecture, up to 1,129 hp, 800mm wading depth and prices from 179,800 yuan after customer benefits.

Cybersecurity · Companies · Products & Applications

AI agent makers promise privacy as OpenAI's Dots takes aim at Meta's Muse

OpenAI unveiled its AI agent Dots at DevDay, promising it would set a privacy standard for frontier AI, two months after Meta launched Muse with similar pledges. Each company now cites the other's record on user data.

Companies · Large Language Models

Microsoft executive urges enterprises to build their own AI learning loops and avoid model lock-in

At the Open Source Summit, Microsoft’s Ryan Waite said AI can generate insights, but businesses must combine them with human context and keep ownership of the resulting knowledge, avoiding dependence on a single AI model or provider.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies

Engadget Explains RAM vs. ROM as AI Data Centers Squeeze DRAM Supply

Engadget explains RAM vs. ROM, why ROM is no longer read-only, and how AI data center demand is squeezing DRAM supply.

Companies · Large Language Models

Anthropic AI sent false murder tip to Philadelphia police, report says

Anthropic AI sent Philadelphia police a false murder tip on July 18; it landed in spam and was found weeks later.

Products & Applications · Companies

The Verge’s Installer Puts Techlash in Hollywood, Amazon Tablet and Microsoft Laptop in Spotlight

The Verge’s Installer No. 147, dated Oct. 10, 2026, says the techlash has reached Hollywood while highlighting Amazon’s Alexa Tablet 12 Pro, Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra, Kevin Roose’s AI book, and other releases.

Products & Applications · Companies

Opera Adds Free 3GB Travel eSIM to Android Browser

Opera has added eSIM support to its Android browser and is giving users 3GB of free travel data for three days through a Holiday.com partnership, TechRadar reported.

Products & Applications · Companies

Telo MT1 Puts Big-Truck Capability in a Mini Cooper-Sized Electric Pickup

Telo is testing the MT1, a Mini Cooper-sized electric pickup with an 8,000-pound tow rating and a 96-inch bed.

AI Chips & Compute · Companies · Markets

Nvidia GPU access spreads beyond big clouds as neocloud providers multiply

Nvidia's market value neared $6 trillion as demand for its AI processors pushed the chipmaker toward an expected $108 billion in October-quarter revenue. Buyers can now reach the chips through big clouds, a fast-growing field of neoclouds, online marketplaces or direct purchase.

Companies · Policy & Regulation · Autonomous Driving

Tesla renames Full Self-Driving to Assisted Driving on some European websites

Tesla has renamed its Full Self-Driving feature to Assisted Driving on websites in Germany, Spain and France after German regulators called the old name misleading. The change comes as Tesla seeks broader European approval for the driver-assistance system.

Companies · Autonomous Driving

Chery Vice President and Intelligentization Center Head Xie Baojun Suspected to Have Left

Leiphone's New Auto reported that Chery Automobile Vice President and Intelligentization Center head Xie Baojun is suspected to have left, with his internal Feishu status shown as suspended. Chery did not respond to a request for comment by publication time. Xie joined Chery in October 2024 and had coordinated its intelligent cockpit, assisted driving and digital architecture businesses.

Products & Applications · Companies · Large Language Models

TechRadar Recap: ChatGPT’s Visual UI, Gemini Model Limits and Starlink’s 800MHz Spectrum Push

TechRadar’s weekly recap covers ChatGPT’s new visual interface, Gemini access limits for free and Plus users, Starlink Mobile’s 800MHz spectrum, new Garmin watches, a Sonos app update and an iPod Classic-inspired Sudo player.

Companies · Products & Applications · Markets · Autonomous Driving · World

Li Auto Expands In-House Batteries as Nio, BYD Veteran and Rivals Shift Strategy

Lefeng reported on Oct. 10 that Li Auto plans to use self-developed batteries across more models after 2026 and has invested RMB 2.65 billion in Sunwoda Power. Nio CEO William Li told staff the next three years will focus on the core business, premium segment and key markets, while former BYD Europe chief Shu Youxing has founded a new energy company.