
Windows 11 Registry Editor Gets a WinUI 3 Version as a Demo
A Registry Editor built with WinUI 3 has appeared in a Microsoft repository. The company calls it a technology demo and has not said whether it will replace regedit.

A Registry Editor built with WinUI 3 has appeared in a Microsoft repository. The company calls it a technology demo and has not said whether it will replace regedit.

Polish firm JRH ASI has signed a framework agreement to fund production of modern radar systems made by an undisclosed Ukrainian company, with sales estimated at up to $120m a year.

Poland's construction sector lacks skilled workers, and Budimex is testing autonomous rollers fitted with Bluelight Machine kits to keep sites running.

Google has confirmed that Android Auto now requires Android 11 or later, cutting off older phones such as the Galaxy S9 and Note 9.

The FBI and CISA say attackers are hijacking refrigeration controllers in supermarkets, warehouses and healthcare, forcing units to heat up and spoil food and medicine.

With Linux 7.4-rc2, Linus Torvalds says AI-related fixes are now so common that he will stop pointing them out. One subsystem, BPF, already shows early relief.

Korean fintech Coocon has launched a service that verifies whether a customer actually holds the card they pay with, aiming to cut card theft and settlement risk.

Adoba has launched adobaRo AIGC Studio, built with Tencent Cloud, a platform that lets creators compare outputs from up to 12 generative AI models in a single prompt.

South Korean launch company Innospace has targeted November 29 for the follow-up test flight of its SEBIT suborbital rocket from Brazil's Alcântara Launch Center.

New York-based Kalepa has raised $75 million in a Series B led by Updata Partners, valuing the insurance AI platform at $470 million.

Cursor's new feature lets cloud agents build a web app from a description, deploy it and share it by link, handling the database and authentication setup.

Thinking Machines Lab has launched Inkling 2 Small, a 594B-parameter mixture-of-experts model with image input. Apache 2.0 weights are planned for the following week.

Moscow Exchange will let investors buy USDT from December 1, but if Tether freezes the tokens, the loss falls on the investor, not the exchange or broker.

Russia's Digital Ministry has sent questionnaires to data center operators on available capacity, but no calculation method for the mandatory 10% reserve exists yet.

A government decree dated 6 November 2026 expands the AI remit of Russia's Ministry of Digital Development, covering large foundation models, legal reform and incentives.

Spain's Ministry of Youth and Children has asked prosecutors to investigate TikTok after Maldita.es documented more than 1,100 explicit child sexual abuse videos on the platform.

Samsung is reportedly testing a paid Galaxy AI subscription in early access, with usage limits on free features and a Max tier priced at about $5 a month.

Volkswagen is adding battery preconditioning to MEB-based EVs from 2020 to 2024 via a 3.9.1 update, along with revised thermal management and battery checks.

Apple says more than 100,000 apps are now optimized for its foldable iPhone Duo, just two weeks after launch, with thousands more arriving daily.

Shanghai's cyberspace regulator says Apple Intelligence is now registered for use on tablets and laptops in China, a formal step for Apple's generative AI service.

Enterprise data intelligence platform SplashBI has opened a global capability centre in Hyderabad and plans to invest more than $100 million over five to seven years.

An unlikely alliance of wildlife groups, climate campaigners and a motorcycle club is fighting Google's planned data center in Thurrock, east of London.

Queensland construction tech startup ProcurePro, which uses AI to price building work and has passed US$10 million in ARR, reached the Startup World Cup top 10.

Nvidia and SK Telecom are turning to a Korean chip startup for sovereign AI, with the carrier planning to connect the systems to its own AI models and services.

Homeland Security Investigations estimates it has issued at least 185,000 administrative subpoenas since January 2025, a court filing shows, raising privacy and oversight concerns.

Researchers at Delft University of Technology built tiny soft robotic arms that move when algae on their surface photosynthesize, needing only light as an energy source.

PocketBar opens Android apps in their own Mac windows from the menu bar, hiding the emulator behind a simple launcher for Apple Silicon machines.

Raycash, a spin-off from Zama, has launched its app on Ethereum. It offers confidential stablecoin payments and lets users earn Morpho yield on idle balances.

Google told an Australian Senate hearing that the Digital Duty of Care bill could force it to age-check and block under-18s from services such as Gmail.

Onodrim Industries has raised $300 million in a Series A led by Lux Capital, valuing the European defence platform at $1.3 billion, to buy up key suppliers.

Japanese online printing platform Raksul halted some services after a third party accessed its data submission systems. Print files and customer details may have leaked.

Nitori Holdings says unauthorized access may have exposed personal data of up to 37.62 million records, including names, addresses and order details. Card data was not affected.

Rakuten and AST SpaceMobile are setting up Rakuten AST after winning Japan's J-LEO program, targeting direct satellite-to-smartphone service by the end of March 2029.

Russia's app store RuStore passed 73 million monthly users in September 2026, according to Mediascope data cited by the company, covering 68% of the Runet audience.

Russian property platform Cian says it has not decided to sell 100% of its shares to T-Technologies and has received no official offer, despite the bidder's announced plan.

Valencia's La Fe hospital has successfully transplanted a heart into a 70-year-old man who had relied on a ventricular assist device, challenging age-based limits.

Spanish drone maker Alpha Unmanned Systems has closed €4 million in financing backed by Cesce, Santander, Bankinter and BBVA to open a new plant in Madrid.

Before one of Europe's largest data centers is built in Rheinhessen, lizards are being relocated and nest boxes set up for birds, with protective fences in place.

BMW adds Samsung SDI in Europe and LG Energy Solution in the US as cell suppliers for its Gen6 batteries, in line with its Local for Local sourcing strategy.

Snipki founder Jens Polomski retired his first AI agent, Neo, after nine months. His takeaway: the idea matters more than the tool, and companies should stop switching.

Invite-only social discovery platform Listnivo has taken its second investment, from FutureBright Ventures, reaching a $6 million valuation. The deal size was not disclosed.

DeepSeek says its open-source agent platform Harness now has 1.54 million daily active users, less than three months after its August 13 launch.

Sarvam has appointed Google Cloud India head Sashikumar Sreedharan as president and chief business officer. He will also join the company's board of directors.
PhysicsWallah says AI-driven efficiencies are reducing its staffing needs, while its offline Vidyapeeth business still faces profit pressure and $20 million is set aside for deals.

Dubai's DIFC Courts are exploring a model that ties court rulings directly to blockchain execution, so disputed crypto assets could be frozen or transferred.

Abu Dhabi insurtech Soter Insure has closed a second tranche of its Galaxy-led Series B, adding SC Ventures and SBI Group as strategic investors.

Orange has rolled out a rebuilt mobile app on the App Store, merging customer area, TV and mail, and adding Orange IAs, a chatbot with four AI models.

The French government will back removing article 16 bis and vows not to reintroduce messaging backdoors this session, leaving a technical fix for encrypted chats open.

Nota says it has compressed Upstage's 250-billion-parameter Solar Open 2 so it runs on two Nvidia H100 GPUs instead of eight, cutting memory use by 76.5%.

South Korea's Motif Technologies has closed a bridge round with Nvidia joining as a new investor to build Motif 4, an open-weight LLM aimed at the global top five.

South Korean AI company Upstage says Nvidia will join its ongoing Series C second round, adding to Amazon and AMD as backers. The amount was not disclosed.

Apple has dropped a services sales metric and reminded retail staff to obtain consent after claims that employees enrolled customers in auto-renewing trials.

SpaceX has proposed a $24 billion AI supercomputer in Texas powered by its own gas-fired plant, about 17 times the value of its bitcoin holdings.

NASA is recruiting a new astronaut class for Artemis and Moon Base missions, with applications open until December 3, 2026, as it also opens bidding for CLPS 2.

A draft Solana proposal would retire the durable nonces feature no earlier than May 5, 2027, the tool tied to the $270 million Drift hack.
Nigeria's biggest telecom operators have sued the House of Representatives, disputing its constitutional power to probe network quality and summon their CEOs.

Bremen-based Marble Imaging has raised an extra €6 million led by Cherry Ventures to build Germany's first commercial constellation of very-high-resolution satellites.

The cheapest BMW iX3 starts at 63,400 euros. In a practical test it stays agile despite weighing 2,160 kg and pairs a driver-focused feel with cooperative assistance.

Finn co-founder Maximilian Wühr has to give up the CEO post just four months after the car subscription startup hit a €1 billion valuation. Patrick Oliver Schmidt takes over.

Apple has released the first iOS 27.3 beta with a rebuilt Health app, Gym Strength plans in Fitness+, iPhone Duo refinements and a final release expected in early December.

NASA chief Jared Isaacman says the agency wants to fly its giant SLS rocket at least once a year under Artemis, as the Moon race with China heats up.

Only 32 startups raised $40 million across MENA in October 2026, down 96% from September, as megadeals vanished and early-stage rounds dominated.

Apple researchers trained HALO in 1,000 virtual homes and reached 91% success in 360 real-world trials with a Unitree G1 humanoid carrying a Mac mini M4 Pro.

Cowboy Space has revealed Big Iron, an 86-metre rocket whose second stage stays in orbit as an AI data center. The first flight is planned for December 2028.

Researchers using the AI tool AdLens found thousands of misleading software ads in Google's system that drew over 100 million views in the European Economic Area.

The Bluetooth SIG has unveiled High Data Throughput, a Core 7.0 feature raising Bluetooth Low Energy to 7.5 Mbit/s. Phones and earbuds will both need new chips.

Asahi Linux is moving its repositories from the MIT license to GPLv2 or later, aiming to stop rivals and AI tools from copying its reverse-engineering work.

Crédit Mutuel Arkéa has clawed back part of the more than €100 million stolen in last week's cyberattack, the head of the CNCM said, without giving a figure.

South Korean AI robotics firm XYZ debuted its Barisbrew Max robot barista at Robo World 2026, serving 3,027 drinks in four days and targeting up to 250 drinks per hour.

South Korea's Autonomous a2z has begun a month-long trial of its driverless ROii shuttle in Toyooka, Hyogo, its first run on public roads abroad.

SK Telecom, Nvidia and Rebellions signed an agreement to develop rack-scale systems pairing GPUs with NPUs, aiming to make Korea the cheapest place to produce AI tokens.

Japanese startup ONSOH, which makes the RG92 feed additive from Beppu hot spring microalgae, has received convertible bond financing from a Funds Startups debt fund.

Teket, the e-ticket platform run by an NTT Docomo subsidiary, has suspended all services after unauthorized access exposed the names and emails of every member.

Researchers at Sony AI and others tested 14 image models and found every one produced recognizable characters, people or logos at least 10% of the time.

From 1 March 2027, Russians will be able to block incoming calls from abroad via Gosuslugi or MFC offices, a new tool aimed at curbing phone fraud.

Russian hosting provider ESTT says a serious technical failure on 8 November disrupted client services. Most of its infrastructure is back, but the cause is unknown.

Anthropic has agreed to pay $3.4bn for 1.7 gigawatts of gas-fired generators, the biggest known single power-equipment purchase by an AI company.

South Korea has fined Coupang about $220 million for anticompetitive conduct. Its Coupang Eats unit competes with market leader Baedal Minjok.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 delivers a tight campaign with no filler, solid multiplayer and a DMZ mode that stands out, marking a rebound for Infinity Ward.

Nvidia's board has launched an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort tied to a Megaspeed executive.

Apple CEO John Ternus is reportedly pressing Craig Federighi to speed up Siri's roadmap, with app control in iOS 27.3 and third-party integration due in spring.

Japan's Mitsui Chemicals has agreed to buy chip materials maker JSR in a deal valued at $12 billion. JSR supplies TSMC, Intel and Samsung.

Anthropic has reportedly taken over OnePWR's orders for Caterpillar generators in a $3.4 billion deal to power AI data centers, without buying the company.

Startup Riffai applies AI to radar satellite imagery so defense agencies can track vessel movements, border changes and threats to critical infrastructure.

Kakao Mobility signed an MOU with Nvidia to build a Level 4 autonomous system, combining its own driving AI with Nvidia hardware and safety tech for Kia's PBVs.

South Korea's antitrust regulator fined Baemin and Coupang Eats a combined 631.9 billion won for forcing restaurants to match rival apps' terms, a record for delivery platforms.

Video-technology firm Catenoid has launched Callus MCP, which lets users manage video services by chatting with AI, and is now in the Claude and ChatGPT directories.

Japan's government approved an emergency cyber package after a string of large data leaks, creating specialist teams and releasing ¥10 billion from reserve funds.

Japanese taxi operator and autonomous driving developer newmo has raised 20.8 billion yen in a Series B led by KDDI, bringing total funding to 40.7 billion yen.

The Coordination Center for RU and РФ domains has temporarily suspended Beget's registrar accreditation after a cyberattack wiped much of the hosting provider's infrastructure.

The IEA's Spain 2026 review praises a decade of renewable growth, but warns that electrification of transport and industry lags far behind clean power generation.

Researchers from Y Combinator and Olam Labs let 50 AI agents build a civilization in Minecraft. Instead of thriving, the agents created rules, permits and red tape.

Anything LLM bundles agentic skills, web search and a built-in knowledge store for local AI use. A hands-on test looks at how it performs and where it hits limits.

Indian home services startup Pronto is using body-camera footage from chores to feed physical AI, while founder Anjali Sardana launches Provision Labs in San Francisco.

A Chinese company with no verifiable headquarters was approved to buy Nvidia's H200 AI chips, raising doubts about how Washington polices tech exports.
John Langford, founder of Microsoft's AI Frontiers research group, has left the company and says the group has ended after disputes over its direction and priorities.

Researchers at North Carolina State University used a laser to ionize air into a plasma channel that emitted radio waves, a proof of concept for future satellite antennas.

The new MacBook Pro with a tandem PROLED XDR panel gains a touchscreen and Dynamic Island, but still runs the same M5 Pro and M5 Max chips as standard models.

OpenAI pointed a largely autonomous vulnerability-hunting system at the Linux kernel and ended up with 948 unique local privilege escalation bugs with working exploits.

A four-day, 1,150 km family trip in the 5.37 m Nio ES9 showed how battery swapping, a huge cabin and rear-wheel steering work on real Chinese roads.

Bitdefender researchers disclosed GhostMap, an Android bug that sends phones into a reboot loop through a malformed file. Google has so far declined to patch it.

Snap's Specs AR glasses now weigh 132 grams and no longer run hot, but at $2,200 the headset still lacks a clear daily purpose.

A Finnish startup runs 30 bitcoin mining systems as central heating. At current prices each earns slightly more than its electricity costs, so the heat is free.

A group of young mathematicians has proved Ronald Graham's 1971 rearrangement conjecture, a puzzle possibly inspired by juggling, using randomness and collaboration.

German researchers found why grids worldwide sag in frequency every 60 seconds: synchronized state-of-charge checks by UPS and grid-scale batteries.

Rights holders of Elvis Presley's music and the publisher of Eminem's records have sued AI music company Suno, alleging it generates music and lyrics that mimic the artists.

Epic Games has confirmed that its new Linux launcher will support SteamOS, along with Fedora, Cachy and Omarchy. Fortnite on Steam Deck is still uncertain.

Beijing-based Zhipu, known as Z.ai, is connecting its GLM models to China Mobile's cloud platform and has received funding from a Chinese state firm.

Groq, the AI chip company backed by Nvidia, is reportedly seeking an $8 billion valuation in a new funding round and has launched data center operations in Helsinki.

Melbourne adtech Vudoo has closed a $22 million Series B led by Blue Sky Capital to expand sales in the US and build out its commerce technology.

Google's prototype Suncatcher satellite ran Gemma 4 on its TPUs in orbit and produced a haiku, a first step towards AI data centres in space.

Southwest is the first US airline to link its flight search to ChatGPT. Users can compare fares in conversation, but must still book and pay on the airline's site.

OpenAI has released 719 documents on open math problems, produced by an unreleased model. Researchers are impressed, but some warn about what is lost along the way.

Thousands took to the streets of Zaragoza on the European Day against data centers, demanding a freeze on projects over water, energy, jobs and taxes.

Researchers estimate that three days of emergency power for every mobile tower would cost up to 11 billion euros a year. They also point to cheaper alternatives.

Germany's Energy Efficiency Act demands transparency from data centre operators, yet research shows many keep their electricity and water consumption secret.

TU Dresden plans a research reactor that would use spent fuel elements directly, an approach meant to make the search for a final repository unnecessary.

Snapchat is switching off its Find Friends feature by default for UK users under 18 this November, aiming to cut the risk of contact from strangers.

Apple's new Live Rewind feature turns the last 15 seconds of a conversation into text on Apple Watch. It is part of Audio Intelligence, now in the iOS 27.3 developer beta.

Anthropic has introduced Smart Reports, a feature that lets managers analyze how employees use Claude, raising fresh questions about workplace privacy.

Poland's mObywatel app needs version 4.93.1 by 16 November. Older builds may limit access to digital documents and public services, so users should update.

Researchers from Warsaw, Zurich and CNRS generated and controlled a supersolid at room temperature, with no cryostat, using liquid crystal microcavities.

SpaceX has published details of the fifteenth Starship test flight, a mission the company presents as a potential breakthrough for space engineering.

Apple's first foldable beats Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 on screen quality and speed, but software maturity and weight keep the contest extremely tight.

The European Commission has launched a €525 million chip design platform under the Chips Act, aiming to lift Europe's sub-1% share of global design revenue.

Surfshark data shows 2.4 million French accounts were breached in Q3 2026, an 85% drop that takes France out of the global top 3, though 18 accounts are still hit every minute.

Soongsil University researchers built a deception defense that lures autonomous AI attackers onto isolated fake servers. In tests against ARTEX, no attack reached a real server.

Adoba has launched adobaRo AIGC Studio with Tencent Cloud, a platform that shows results from up to 12 generative AI models side by side for a single prompt.

LG AI Research says its K-EXAONE 2.5 model improved by more than 70% in eight weeks, and it is now offering the API free to developers, startups and companies.

After a wave of corporate breaches in Japan since late September, security firms see phishing rising and warn that leaked data could make scam emails far more personal.

NTT Docomo says the breach of My docomo and its online shop, affecting up to 300,000 customers, also leaked ID document numbers. The carrier is weighing compensation.

After a cyberattack on host Beget wiped its cloud storage, DOS.Zone lost about 800 of 2,600 games and asks users to send files saved in their browser caches.