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inDrive, Pony.ai and Nvidia plan 2027 robotaxi trials in Astana, Kazakhstan

Ride-hailing app inDrive has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese autonomous driving firm Pony.ai and Nvidia to test robotaxis in Kazakhstan's capital Astana starting in the first half of 2027. Pony.ai would supply its Gen-7 vehicles through inDrive's app, with safety operators onboard initially before moving toward fully driverless rides, while Nvidia would provide its Hyperion and Halos AI and safety systems.

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Dutch intelligence reportedly hacked Jared Kushner's iPhone after spotting Russian breach

According to a new report, Dutch intelligence agencies discovered in 2017 that a Russian spy agency had compromised Jared Kushner's iPhone. The Dutch reportedly used the same vulnerability to conduct their own surveillance of Kushner, including monitoring his use of a Middle Eastern investment fund described in the report as a slush fund.

US Banks Block Third-Party AI Agents Over Unauthorized Account Access

Major U.S. banks including Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, Bank of America and Citi are detecting unvetted AI agents operating inside customer accounts and taking actions not directly tied to user instructions, according to sources cited by Axios. In response, banks are blocking these agents, restricting access, and rewriting terms of service because they often cannot tell whether an agent's activity is actually authorized by the account holder.

SBI Confirms Leak of Nearly 3,900 Customer Records

State Bank of India disclosed to the National Stock Exchange that 3,897 customer records were leaked online, though it did not say whether this corresponds to that many individual customers. A hacker using the name 'Siriusim' had posted the data on BreachForums, including a 375,000-row table and over 2,700 PDF files, some containing handwritten personal details that Mumbai's Free Press Journal verified as genuine.

SK Hynix halts Solidigm's planned US IPO review

SK Hynix said its subsidiary Solidigm will pause its review of pre-IPO and IPO options, citing recent capital market conditions and share price trends. The chipmaker's shares initially fell 3% before paring losses to trade 0.3% lower on the news. SK Hynix said it will keep exploring other ways to fund Solidigm's planned U.S. semiconductor fabrication plant.

Apple's Joswiak confirms limited iPhone Duo stock for Friday walk-in buyers

Apple marketing chief Greg Joswiak told TechRadar that not all iPhone Duo units were allocated to pre-orders, leaving some stock for in-store customers at launch. He described pre-order demand for Apple's first foldable iPhone as extraordinary, while Apple has confirmed only limited walk-in availability across a set list of countries including the US, UK, Canada and Germany.

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