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Samsung’s US chip plant has installed equipment, set up production lines, and begun performance checks. Trial operations may start in mid-to-late December, with mass production planned for 2027.
The rupee is expected to open between 93.92 and 93.98 per dollar after ending Friday at 93.9050, as traders watch whether calming AI jitters support the currency.
The US dollar held gains after stronger payrolls data and renewed Fed hike bets, while the New Zealand dollar rose after a tight election, with results still unclear.
Asian stocks opened mostly higher, led by gains in Japan and Australia, after US semiconductor shares rose 4.2% on Friday, while investors watched a possible probe into Nvidia.
Report says John Ternus is urging Craig Federighi to speed up Apple’s software engineering efforts, as Apple faces pressure to improve its pace in the AI era.
Bond markets, usually cautious, are now helping test investor confidence in the AI boom as companies borrow heavily, raising questions about risk, funding costs, and whether enthusiasm can last.
Apple is changing how it develops iOS 28, macOS 28, and related updates, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The report says Apple is taking a new approach.
The UK plans to keep expanding data center capacity as AI use grows, while the growth minister says projects should deliver local benefits and have community consent.
Research shows AI agents are increasingly working together inside companies, but they do not always share the same goals or ethical standards, raising concerns about risks in collaborative workplace use.
Researchers introduced a greybox fuzzing framework using tabu search to improve seed scheduling and energy allocation, aiming to find more software vulnerabilities more efficiently than existing fuzzers.
The UK spent at least £100m on Brexit border inspection posts, but five of seven facilities in England and Wales never became operational because government plans changed repeatedly.
Young people classified as Neet say AI-generated rejections and silence from employers are making job searches discouraging, while Alan Milburn calls them a lost generation.
Amazon has formed a new home robotics team and is hiring for a new robot product, according to CNBC’s analysis of job posts, suggesting the company is trying again in home robotics.
US midterm election results have renewed debate over AI, data centres and big tech power, while complaints about chatbot-generated letters are fueling a wider backlash in politics and markets.
UK public bodies are receiving rising numbers of chatbot-generated complaints, requests and legal challenges from MPs, councils, lawyers and schools, making responses harder and more time-consuming.
EY says some AI projects fail to improve customer service because they are not built around customer needs, and warns companies to focus on real problems before deploying AI.
Recent weeks saw cyber incidents including a fake nuclear alert, hacked fridges and a $6bn heist, while experts warned AI and geopolitics may make such attacks more common.
Nintendo has released a remake of a game many consider one of the best ever made, and BBC reporter Tom Gerken offers his verdict on whether it captures the original's magic.