Tech Stocks Slide as Midterm Results Raise AI Regulation Questions
Global markets fell after US tech shares slumped, with investors citing possible tougher scrutiny of AI and data centres following the Democrats' midterm win.
Putin Orders Private Data Centers to Reserve a Tenth of Capacity for State
Russia's president has directed privately run data centers to set aside 10% of their computing capacity for government systems, which authorities can call on with 24 hours' notice.
Early Eufy Black Friday Deals Put Robot Vacuums and Home Security on Sale
Eufy and parent brand Anker are offering early Black Friday discounts of up to $700 on robot vacuums and home security gear, with some exclusive promo codes.
US Marines Join NATO Patrols Guarding Baltic Sea Undersea Cables
About four dozen US Marines are joining NATO's Baltic Sentry mission with Finland's Coastal Brigade to monitor seabed cables and pipelines.
NFL Week 9 Preview: Five Games to Catch, Including a Madrid Matchup
TechRadar highlights five must-watch NFL Week 9 games, including a Bengals-Falcons contest at the Bernabeu and a Bills-Vikings Monday night showdown.
Dodo Bundles Unlimited Mobile Data at AU$19 a Month With NBN Plans
Dodo is offering unlimited mobile data on an Optus-network SIM plan for AU$19 a month to NBN customers, according to TechRadar.
Claude Adds Personal Finance Tool for Spending Analysis
Anthropic has launched a Personal Finance feature that lets users link bank and card accounts and ask questions about their spending.
Google, Meta and TikTok Sue California Over Teen Social Media Law
Three major platforms are challenging Assembly Bill 1709, a California law that would limit social media access for users under 16.
New York Times Reportedly Negotiating to Acquire Film Social Network Letterboxd
The New York Times is reportedly in exclusive talks to buy Letterboxd, the film-focused social platform, for around $330 million.
Airbnb plans an AI travel agent for 2027
Airbnb says a new AI agent will help travelers plan, compare, and book trips in the first half of 2027.
Britain's AI plans overlook the computing power everything depends on
According to TechRadar, the UK's new AI partnership with the US highlights security, but the strategy has yet to address where computing power will come from.
Call of Duty composer says Modern Warfare 4 multiplayer gets a full original score
Composer Jason Graves says Modern Warfare 4 may be the first multiplayer mode in the series to receive a score written specifically for it.
UK Leans Heavily on China for Minerals Vital to Defence and AI
According to The Guardian, a UK parliamentary inquiry warns of heavy reliance on China for critical minerals and urges central policy and new funding.
Harvard breach data surfaces online, exposing alumni and donor profiles
Data from a November 2025 Harvard University breach affecting about 850,000 people has appeared in breach databases and dark web archives.
Honor Teams With ARRI to Bring Cinema-Style Color to the Magic 9 Pro Max
Chinese phone maker Honor is partnering with German cinema camera maker ARRI to improve the look and color of videos shot on its Magic 9 Pro Max.
Hackers Tamper With French Blood Bank Freezers in Latest Europe Attack
Attackers reportedly raised temperatures at three French blood storage sites, a step that alarms caught before any products were lost.
Nintendo Switch Cartridge Chip Supplier Exits, Leaving Physical Game Costs Unclear
Nintendo's largest supplier of Switch game chips is leaving that business, according to Ars Technica and Engadget, and the effect on physical game prices is not yet clear.
Snapchat Passes 30 Million Paid Subscribers as Users Pay for AI Effects
Snap reports more than 30 million paid subscribers across Snapchat+ and other plans, with AI-powered effects drawing power users to pay.
Data Center Opposition Crosses Party Lines in the Midterms
Coverage of Tuesday's midterms says opposition to data centers cut across party lines, with Ohio showing the strongest pushback.
Nothing Teases a Screenless AI Device Due Out in December
Nothing's CEO Carl Pei says the smartphone maker's first AI device launches in December, but few details have been shared so far.