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OpenAI Says Iranian Operatives Used AI to Plant Fake Stories in US Media
Why it mattersOperatives used seven fabricated journalist personas to publish roughly 100 articles across about a dozen outlets and used ChatGPT to generate comments posing as readers; OpenAI has banned the accounts and says it cannot confirm any link to the Iranian government.
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Nvidia-Backed Upscale AI Launches Token Fabric for Cross-Vendor AI Chip Networking
Why it mattersToken Fabric lets customers connect AI chips from different vendors on one network, alongside Nvidia Spectrum-X; first products ship this quarter, with a phased full rollout through 2027.
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TSMC Q3 Revenue Rises 50% to Record $46.7 Billion
Why it mattersThird-quarter revenue reached NT$1.49 trillion, up 50% year on year and a record, above the NT$1.46 trillion estimate from 19 analysts; September revenue alone reportedly rose 54.6% year on year.
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Illumina Launches SpliceAI2 Genomics AI Model, Lifting Disease-Variant Detection by 17%
Why it mattersOn rare-disease datasets SpliceAI2 detected 17% more disease-related variants than comparable models, and it was trained on more than 100 times the data of the 2019 original; code and weights are open for academic, non-commercial use.
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GlobalFoundries Wins Five-Year TSMC Deal to Build Silicon Interposers in New York
Why it mattersUnder the five-year deal, the Malta facility is expected to become the first US-based source of silicon interposers for advanced packaging, with volume production ramping in the first half of 2028; the deal was reported to be worth $2 billion.
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Broadcom Arranges $50B+ Financing for OpenAI Custom Chips; Oracle and SpaceX Also Seek Chip Debt
Why it mattersBroadcom is arranging more than $50 billion in financing for the custom chip it is developing with OpenAI; per the WSJ, cloud providers have already issued hundreds of billions in bonds, and buyers are turning to Wall Street for custom financing.
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Nvidia-Backed Firmus Said to Cut $5B Australian IPO Pricing as Investors Balk
Why it mattersFirmus planned to raise about $5 billion in what would be Australia's second-largest IPO in nearly 30 years; local media say the price could fall from A$11 to A$8.25 a share.
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Tencent Mulls $5B Offshore Bond Sale to Fund AI Push
Why it mattersIf it goes ahead, it would be Tencent's second large bond deal this year; in June it sold $4.66 billion of bonds, its largest debt deal since 2020.
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Sesterce Plans $11B AI Data Center Investment in Finland
Why it mattersSesterce plans to spend more than €10 billion (about $11.2 billion) on an AI data center in Finland: a 200MW first phase starting in 2026, with an anchor customer secured.
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Stuut Raises $52.5M Series B to Automate Order-to-Cash
Why it mattersStuut has now raised $93 million in total, ten months after its Series A; its platform has 150+ customers and has processed over $3 billion, and the new money funds expansion into credit, lending and fund movement.
