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THE DAILY EDITION

Wednesday, 28 October 2026

A complete daily edition from the Aizanoi News archive.

Technology

SK hynix turns the memory squeeze into a record quarter and a huge payout

SK hynix reported record third-quarter revenue of 104.6 trillion won and operating profit of 83.3 trillion won, up 327.9% and 632.1% from a year earlier, with an operating margin of 79.7%.

Sources ReutersSBS NewsChosun Ilbo

AI

Axiom says AI agents computer-checked the largest proof in mathematics

Axiom Math says it has released the first complete computer-checked proof of the classification of finite simple groups, a result written by roughly 100 mathematicians across some 15,000 pages and more than 500 articles.

Sources AxiomUnite.AI

Economy / Markets

China's AI stock rally comes apart, $480bn lighter

China's AI trade has turned. The STAR50 index of chip and AI names is down about 40% in less than four months, erasing roughly $480bn in market value, while the CSI 300 has fallen about 20% from its June peak and entered a bear market.

Sources Reuters (via Business Day)Seoul Economic Daily

Football

Fleetwood knock the champions out of the Carabao Cup on penalties

Fleetwood Town, 84 places below Arsenal in the pyramid and in the bottom half of League Two, knocked the Premier League champions out of the Carabao Cup, winning 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw at Highbury Stadium.

Sources BBC Sportbdnews24 (Reuters)The Daily Star

AI

OpenAI halves the price of computer use with GPT-6.1 Terra

OpenAI has replaced GPT-5.6 Terra with a faster, cheaper model built around computer use. GPT-6.1 Terra can read what is on a screen, click through applications and type into them, and it ships at $1 per million input tokens and $5 per million output tokens, half the standard price of the model it replaces.

Sources OpenAI Developer CommunityBleepingComputerThe Next Web

Technology

AMD says Helios racks and EPYC are now running inside Meta

AMD says its Helios rack-scale systems are running at Meta, that EPYC processors power Meta's Muse agent, and that its hardware has day-one support for Meta's open models.

Sources AMD Newsroom

AI

Anthropic puts Claude inside six drug programmes and starts its own

Anthropic says its life sciences team spent months working inside six drug programmes run by BigHat Biosciences, Bristol Myers Squibb, Divergence Labs, Enveda, Generate Biomedicines and The Column Group.

Sources AnthropicEnveda (via Rutland Herald)

AI

Oracle builds ChatGPT and Codex into its business applications

Oracle is folding OpenAI's models into its business software. At Oracle AI World the company announced Oracle AI Workspace, which exposes Fusion applications, NetSuite, its AI Database and OCI inside ChatGPT so staff can describe an outcome instead of hunting for screens, plus App Composer for building internal tools with Codex and an AI Security Mesh for finding and fixing vulnerabilities.

Sources OracleOpenAI

Technology

NVIDIA and Oracle take Vera Rubin to multi-gigawatt scale on OCI

NVIDIA and Oracle said OCI will scale Vera Rubin NVL72 systems into multi-gigawatt Superclusters and that Vera CPUs are now generally available on the cloud. The pitch splits work between GPUs for training and inference and Arm-based CPUs for the tool calls, code tests and retrieval agents perform between model calls, so customers can size each side separately.

Sources NVIDIA NewsroomOracle

Economy / Markets

Chips lift Wall Street again while Boeing drags the Dow flat

US stocks closed higher on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 up 0.60% to 7,722.60 and the Nasdaq Composite up 1.18% to 26,477.81, as chip shares extended a rebound on the eve of the Federal Reserve's rate decision.

Sources The Motley FoolMarket Briefer

Technology

Micron abandons 4F² DRAM and puts its scaling bets on 3D

Micron has dropped 4F² DRAM after roughly two decades of research, arguing the cell offers no meaningful density advantage for the extra manufacturing complexity and cost.

Sources Tom's HardwareFuturum GroupBusinesskorea

Economy / Markets

US consumer confidence jumps to 91.7 a day before the Fed decides

The Conference Board's consumer confidence index rose 7.5 points to 91.7 in October from an upwardly revised 84.2 in September, recovering to June levels and beating forecasts that clustered near 81.

Sources The Conference Board (via PR Newswire)Morningstar / Dow Jones

Football

Manchester United keep Carrick for Chelsea after eight games without a win

Manchester United will keep Michael Carrick in charge for Saturday's trip to Chelsea, BBC Sport reported, despite a run of eight matches without a win in all competitions and a 3-0 home defeat by Bournemouth that left the club 16th, one point above the relegation zone.

Sources BBC Sport

Football

Cologne run riot and Dortmund survive as the cup's second round thins out

Eight DFB-Pokal second-round ties were settled on Tuesday. Cologne beat Union Berlin 5-0, Borussia Dortmund edged Werder Bremen 3-2, Mainz won 2-0 at Bochum, Augsburg won 2-4 at Sonnenhof Grossaspach and RB Leipzig came from behind to beat Rot-Weiss Essen 1-2.

Sources Bundesliga.comDFB

AI

IBM moves to give every AI agent an identity and a kill switch

IBM used its TechXchange conference to sell governance rather than another model. HashiCorp Vault now issues a governed identity to each AI agent so a credential can be scoped to one agent and revoked in real time when it attempts something it should not, while watsonx Orchestrate is meant to unify discovery, containment and evaluation for agents running on Amazon Bedrock, Microsoft Foundry and Gemini.

Sources IBM Newsroom