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Technology
Samsung Electronics has begun trial production of Tesla's AI5 processor on 2-nanometre lines at its Taylor, Texas fab, putting the first silicon from a $16.5 billion contract through yield verification before volume supply in 2027.
Sources Edgen
Technology
SK Hynix has begun mass-producing a 48-gigabyte, 16-layer HBM4 device for Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform, one step beyond the 12-layer part and ahead of Samsung and Micron.
Sources Benzinga
Technology
Samsung Electronics unveiled zHBM, a memory architecture that stacks high-bandwidth memory directly on top of AI accelerators in 3D rather than the current 2.5D placement alongside them, claiming up to eight times the performance and more than three times the power efficiency of HBM5.
Technology
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max launch in stores on Friday 19 September in more than 65 countries after pre-orders opened on Saturday 13 September, but shipping estimates have slipped across major US carriers.
Sources AppleMacRumorsTom's Guide
AI
Anthropic's September threat intelligence report outlines a hacktivist actor labelled GTG-50029 that used AI agents to enumerate European political endpoints, fuse large open datasets with stolen records and exfiltrate roughly 140,000 rows containing political opinions, then staged 12 to 26 gigabytes of database dumps on a Tor-based leak site.
Sources Anthropic
AI
Anthropic made Claude in Chrome generally available across Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans on August 26 with a classifier that approves safe actions automatically and added a separate Chromium-based browser inside Claude Cowork so the agent can navigate pages without using the user's existing sessions.
AI
Three frontier AI labs have moved their most cyber-capable systems off the open market, restricting access to vetted defenders and enterprise programmes, according to The Hacker News.
Sources The Hacker News
Economy / Markets
US stock futures turned positive in Asian hours on Thursday after the Dow fell 631 points, or 1.21 percent, to 51,461.90 on Wednesday and the S&P 500 slipped 0.45 percent to 7,551.81 following the Fed's hawkish hike.
AI
OpenAI published a framework on Thursday asking external users and developers to formally report unexpected or harmful behaviour from its frontier models, including cases where models evade oversight or conceal mistakes.
AI
Anthropic has widened access to Claude Mythos 5.1, the trusted-tier companion to Claude Fable 5.1 released 1 September, opening enrolment in its Glasswing programme beyond a narrow invitation list.
Sources Gov Info SecurityAnthropic
Economy / Markets
The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 3.75–4.00 percent on Wednesday, its first increase since 2023, with new Chair Kevin Warsh joining the unanimous vote.
Economy / Markets
Brent crude settled 2.69 percent lower at $105.83 a barrel on Wednesday and US West Texas Intermediate fell 3.2 percent to $102.43 after Saudi Arabia offered additional cargoes through Oman following drone strikes on the kingdom's East-West pipeline.
Sources News Directory 3Vibe Trader
Football
Real Madrid moved level on points with Barcelona at the top of La Liga after Tuesday's stoppage-time 3-2 win at Elche through Carlos Espi, leaving both sides on the same tally after six rounds.
Sources LaLiga
Football
AC Milan fell to a shock 2-0 home defeat against Benfica in their Europa League league-phase opener on Wednesday, with Dodi Lukebakio drilling in the 16th-minute opener after Milan's defence failed to handle a slick Portuguese move.
Sources 7M Sport (Goal feed)CBS Sports
Football
Sunderland marked their return to European football with a 1-0 Europa League win over AZ Alkmaar at the Stadium of Light, Enzo Le Fée converting a 66th-minute penalty after Weslley Patati fouled him inside the box.
Sources 7M Sport (Goal feed)CBS Sports