Anthropic has launched the roadshow for a proposed Nasdaq IPO of 825 million shares, with an expected price range of $70 to $78 per share.
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Anthropic Launches Roadshow For Proposed Initial Public Offering
Chrome’s Eighth Zero-Day of 2026: Attackers Already Use an XML Bug. Here Is the Version You Need
Google has patched CVE-2026-125350, a use-after-free bug in Chrome’s XML component that attackers are already exploiting. It is the eighth Chrome zero-day of 2026. Which version you need on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android, how to check it, where Edge, Brave and Vivaldi stand, what companies should do, and what is still unknown.
Google’s Two New AI Chips Make Four in One Year. Why a Second Source to Nvidia Matters to You
Google added two new variants to its AI chips, the TPU 8tx for confidential work and the TPU 8i Max for long contexts. Four TPU systems in one year, none on sale yet. What they are, what is vendor claim, and why a second source to Nvidia matters for businesses and users.
China’s Trade Surplus Passes $1 Trillion Again. The AI Boom Is Doing the Heavy Lifting
China’s goods trade surplus reached $1,042.6 billion in the first ten months of 2026, a month earlier than last year. Official customs data shows chips, computers and servers driving exports, while China’s own chip imports and deficits with South Korea and Taiwan grow too. Who earns from the AI hardware boom, where the tariff risk sits, and what it means for businesses and users.
France Says Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Hacked Its Supermarket Fridges. Here Is the Evidence It Showed
France says a cyber unit of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards switched supermarket fridges in about 700 stores to high temperatures in October, causing food losses and at least 15 fires. What France published as evidence, what Iran says, what is still unknown, and what connected cold-chain equipment means for businesses and shoppers.
Instagram’s AI Now Decides Who Is a Teen, Worldwide. What Happens When It Gets It Wrong?
Instagram now uses AI worldwide to find teens who sign up with an adult birthday and moves them into Teen Accounts. How it decides, what happens when it gets it wrong, why Meta is doing it now, and what it means for businesses and parents.
Apple Now Sells AI by the Pack: Intelligence Usage Packs, Explained
Apple now sells extra AI usage: a one-time intelligence usage pack, first in Logic Pro, at a reported $49.99. It rolls over, expires after 12 months and can’t be shared, and Apple doesn’t say what it buys. What that means for businesses and users.
Booker Prize 2026: M. John Harrison Wins With an Apocalypse Where AI Creeps In
M. John Harrison, 81, won the Booker Prize 2026 for The End of Everything, a satire the judges say addresses the creep of artificial intelligence. What the prize said about AI, why human craft is becoming a selling point, and what it means for businesses and readers.
ModRetro Chromatic Codex Edition: OpenAI’s $200 Handheld Turns Prompts Into Cartridges
OpenAI now sells a $200 retro handheld made with ModRetro. You prompt a game in Codex, write it onto the included cartridge and play. What it is, what it costs, what is not known, and what the co-lab signals for businesses and users.
Meta’s Muse Ember Scores 36 for $0.14 a Task. The Catch: It Often Says “I Don’t Know”
Meta’s Muse Ember scores 36 on the Artificial Analysis index, the same as Claude Haiku 5.5, for $0.14 per task instead of $0.41. The catch: it knows less and declines 64% of hard knowledge questions instead of guessing. What that means for businesses and users.
