Wednesday, 4 November 2026
- Reddit puts ads inside its own search results
Reddit has begun testing advertisements placed directly within its own search results, targeting users at the moment they are actively looking for something to…
- Oracle scraps $7 billion chip-leasing deal with Tencent
Oracle has called off a $7 billion deal to lease artificial intelligence chips to Tencent, according to GuruFocus, after US officials questioned the…
- Meta and Snap settle youth addiction suits before trial
Meta Platforms and Snap have settled lawsuits brought by two plaintiffs who claimed social media platforms damaged their mental health as minors, according to…
- Nvidia rejects report linking Huang contact to Chinese spying
Nvidia has rejected a report that a business contact of chief executive Jensen Huang was suspected by US officials of spying for China.
- Disney explores AI robots for parking and park characters
The Walt Disney Company unveiled a collaboration with robotics firm FieldAI at its Disney Accelerator Demo Day at the Walt Disney Studios lot.
- Big Tech soars as investors cheer prospect of less AI spending
Shares in America's five biggest technology companies jumped on Wednesday, as investors bet that a Democrat-controlled Congress would put the brakes on their…
- SpaceX taps Qualcomm to build out Starlink's terrestrial 5G
SpaceX has chosen Qualcomm, the US chipmaker, to supply the core equipment for a planned nationwide 5G mobile network run by Starlink Mobile.
- Coinbase defends custody model after Binance breach
Coinbase said Wednesday that its systems and customer funds were untouched by the breach at Binance, and that more than 99% of customer assets remain in cold…
- Cloudflare gives websites more control over personal AI agents
Cloudflare, the internet infrastructure and security company, has launched tools that let websites track and control personal AI agents.