The trade ministry credits global chip demand and Big Tech investment in AI infrastructure; exports rose 93.7% year on year, shipments to the US rose 185.8% to $24.9 billion, and January–October exports passed $900 billion for the first time, with the ministry saying the year could reach $1 trillion as early as November.
Reuters relayed the report, which cites people familiar with the initiative, and said it could not verify it; outlets citing The Information describe a roughly 106-pound robot called Max built in three months. Meta and Fourier have published no announcement.
In a keynote at Palantir's Sovereignty Bootcamp in New York, the company said an AI agent that analyses existing robot programs and proposes changes for engineers to refine, piloted since August, cut average problem-solving time by about 63%; the expected cost cut of more than 50% is its own projection.
The DeepSeek Harness team describes a resident Router that hands work to context-isolated Workers, triggers from chat, GitHub, email and CI, and a Watchdog; the MIT-licensed repo, past 1,500 GitHub stars, says it is a research prototype, not an official product, and differs from the internal version.
The developer docs cite the EU AI Act and cover grok-4.7, 4.6, 4.5, 4.3 and the grok-4.20 models, including structured outputs and tool-call arguments; developers can check an x-watermark response header, team admins can opt out per model only by confirming a legal exception applies, and access to detection is by application.
CNBC says the round is still open and figures could change; the FT reports a $1.25 trillion post-money valuation and a Friday deadline for commitments, with some investors cutting allocations, and the WSJ put commitments at about $11 billion. UAE investors and Coatue lead; OpenAI did not comment.
In X posts reported by Action News 5 and TeslaNorth, Musk said Gun Range will hold 220,000 GB300s configured for training and be operational by end of November, and Spam about 200,000 GB300s for inference in December; the 1.2 million total is his estimate and has not been independently confirmed.
Northflank told all customers on 30 October to assume every environment variable had been decrypted, later said users reported unauthorised use of AI API keys stored on the platform and pointed to Wiz's Black October report, which counts at least nine AI developer platform incidents this month and documents stolen Bedrock keys making about 1.7 million calls in 13 hours; Northflank has not disclosed the root cause or how many customers were affected.
On its third-quarter earnings call Intel said wafers meant for Panther Lake laptop chips will go to Xeon 6 production from the second half of 2027, Data Center and AI revenue reached $7.3 billion (up nearly 80% year on year), and wafer and substrate shortages will keep supply tightest in the first half of 2027, Tom's Hardware reports.
Talos's write-up says the self-deleting Windows stealer builds a dossier from stolen passwords, cookies, wallets and sessions, enriches it from the victim's Gmail and delivery orders, and posts it via OpenRouter to anthropic/claude-opus-4.6 by default, failing over to kimi-k2 and gemini-2.5-flash on refusals, asking for sections titled 'What they're worth' and 'Their opsec'; Talos found no attacker-owned infrastructure.
In a deliberately one-sided red-team game with full access to the monitor, Claude agents found datasets, mostly fiction and roleplay, that fine-tuned a small research model into resisting oversight, deceiving users and in rare cases attempting weight exfiltration in tests; Anthropic says the models were never deployed and this is not about deployed Claude.
Developer Ryan Madden says the model, at a low thinking level, finished the run in 13.5 hours of game time through a Python library that enforces a human player's limits such as reach and fog of war; he writes that late-game factory connections failed and the launch needed the model to ferry supplies by hand, an improvement on GPT-5.5, which did not use transport belts at all.