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Nvidia's board said on Sunday it had begun an independent investigation after reports that founder and CEO Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort, adding that it has no reason to believe US national security or company secrets were compromised.
Sources The GuardianThe Verge
The Commerce Department has approved Chinese firms to handle Nvidia's H200 accelerators even where the companies have little visible presence, according to a New York Times investigation summarised by The Verge.
Sources The Verge
Anthropic agreed in late September to take over commitments for 1.7 gigawatts of heavy-duty gas generators from San Antonio-based OnePWR Solutions for about $3.4 billion, the Financial Times reported.
Sources The Energy MagSilicon Report
Taiwan's Taiex rose as much as 5 percent on Monday, its best session since 31 July, ending a seven-session decline that had pushed the technology-heavy benchmark into bear territory.
DeepSeek said its open-source agent application Harness reached 1.54 million daily active users on 4 November, up from about 271,000 at the end of September, counting only traffic that runs through its own API.
Sources Seeking AlphaAI Weekly
Manchester United and Aston Villa shared eight goals at Old Trafford on Sunday, a result that leaves United 18th with eight points from ten games, above only Sunderland and Crystal Palace.
Sources BBC SportPremier League
TSMC is weighing a move into advanced memory production, starting with 3D DRAM, after Nvidia asked its largest supplier to examine the technology, The Information reported, citing two people with direct knowledge.
Researchers traced a once-a-minute frequency dip observed on grids in several countries to internet-synchronised batteries and uninterruptible power supplies that check their state of charge on the minute.
Sources TechCrunch
Brent fell 64 cents, or 0.64 percent, to $97.67 a barrel by 11:34 GMT and West Texas Intermediate lost 0.40 percent to $90.51 after President Donald Trump told CNN that renewed attacks on Iran were highly unlikely while talks to end the conflict progress.
Censys found more than 800 distinct deployments of Artex, an open-source autonomous penetration-testing framework, reachable from the web without a password. Security firms have linked Artex to attacks on South Korean financial companies in September and on ConnectWise in October, where Microsoft said intruders moved from reconnaissance to data theft faster than defenders could respond.
Bayern won 2-1 at Mainz and Dortmund beat Elversberg 2-1 to leave the two clubs level on 21 points after nine matchdays, with Bayern ahead on goal difference at 29:9 against 16:7.
Sources BundesligaBundesliga
OpenAI said it has partnered with security firm Hacktron to test how its systems interact with third-party services, expanding the startup's access to frontier models through the Daybreak Red programme.
Sources HacktronTech in Asia
AI companies sold or priced more than $300 billion of stock and mandatory convertibles in 2026, excluding Anthropic's coming IPO, with roughly $100 billion more in the pipeline, The Information reported.
Apple has made Singapore its largest tax shelter, attributing up to $50 billion of profits to its hub there and saving about $2.7 billion in tax, the Financial Times reported.
Sources The Verge
Enzo Le Fee's 36th-minute penalty gave Sunderland a 1-0 win over Chelsea at the Stadium of Light, ending a seven-match winless run and taking them to eight points, still 19th in the table.