Month: October 2026
Swiss retail bitcoin ETF approval opens a regulated route for direct BTC exposure
FINMA has cleared Switzerland's first retail-accessible ETF that holds bitcoin directly, with no issuer or launch date named yet.
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DeepInfer gives model-serving teams a production-grade engine to study, with gaps
DeepSeek's open-sourced DeepInfer offers Apache 2.0 serving code for V4.1 Flash, but it supports only Blackwell and Ascend chips and leaves out key parts.
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Bullhorn cyberattack shows the cost of one vendor holding your hiring data
A cyberattack forced Bullhorn offline, and recovery is patchy. Here is what staffing firms and SaaS buyers should check now.
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Burma Burma’s IPO filing tests investor appetite for loss-making restaurant growth
Hunger Pangs, parent of Burma Burma, has filed for an IPO as revenue climbs 46.6% and losses widen, a test for consumer chains seeking public capital.
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Samsung bets on Pyeongtaek to win back ground in AI memory
Samsung is expanding its Pyeongtaek chip complex to meet AI memory demand and challenge SK Hynix in the high-bandwidth segment.
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JPM Coin on Ethereum shows banks want public rails with private access
JPMorgan is taking its dollar deposit token to Ethereum, but only approved institutions can use it. The design says a lot about where bank crypto is…
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Google pushes software-defined vehicles past the cockpit and into the cloud
Google Cloud and RemotiveLabs say full virtual vehicles, down to small control modules, can run on Arm instances and speed up integration.
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Digit 5 shows what it costs to turn a humanoid into a product
Agility Robotics' Digit 5 trades grace for payload, safety and compliance, and its founder's account shows what commercial humanoids demand.
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A 13-year-old Haswell quad-core still has records left to give
An overclocker beat a 12-year-old Cinebench R11.5 mark for the Core i5-4670K, and the details say a lot about benchmarking and legacy hardware.
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Apple’s split iPhone calendar turns 2027 into a two-launch year
Apple's new split schedule puts the base iPhone and iPhone Air 2 in spring, with a redesigned 20th anniversary flagship and a Duo successor in the…
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