Anthropic took over 1.7GW of Caterpillar generator orders from San Antonio firm OnePWR in a $3.4bn deal, the Financial Times reported.

Lisa Nandy says the UK is “looking seriously” at banning under-16s from Vinted and eBay, though June’s plan left out e-commerce sites.

CoreWeave’s CEO wrote to Gina Hinojosa, who campaigned on a data centre moratorium, offering to work on rules for new projects in Texas.

Hackers posted Italian foreign minister Antonio Tajani’s personal data on the dark web and offered to pay for more on his family.

Tencent’s chief AI scientist Yao Shunyu said AI’s biology skills will soon reach a harmful threshold, days after Tencent launched Hy4.

The DOJ’s new Super Intelligence Task Force will lead AI prosecutions and absorb the unit that sues states over their AI laws.

A US judge let key claims proceed over Anthropic’s “5x or 20x more usage” Claude Max pitch, Courthouse News reported. Others were dismissed.

Three House chairs want Jensen Huang at a closed briefing on 18 November about a Megaspeed executive. Nvidia has not said if he will go.

We’ll keep growing regardless of if the sky falls or not,’ IonQ’s CEO says, as the quantum company lifts its 2026 revenue forecast to $515M.

US prosecutors say three men used AI to pose as CEOs and lawyers on calls, tricking staff into wiring $129m. Two are held in Spain, one in the UK.

About 600,000 Nvidia H200 chips are sitting in Hong Kong because Beijing has not approved large-scale imports, Reuters reports.

A BBC test found an AI plush toy for children aged three gave a self-harm crisis reply to a question about sex. Nobody could find who makes it.