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Nvidia outlines RISC-V requirements for CUDA support at Hot Chips 2026

Nvidia is working to extend CUDA compatibility beyond x86-64 and aarch64 to RISC-V CPUs, according to a Hot Chips 2026 presentation. The company laid out strict hardware requirements, including RVA23 compliance, adherence to RISC-V server SoC and platform specs, ACPI support, and PCIe coherency, to ensure CUDA runs efficiently rather than falling back on lowest-common-denominator code.

EuroHPC Opens Six Quantum Computing Grant Calls Worth €119 Million

EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has launched six funding calls totaling €119 million to develop next-generation quantum computing infrastructure across Europe, including trapped-ion and superconducting platforms. The trapped-ion call, worth €20 million, targets a full-stack quantum computer with over 1,000 qubits integrated with HPC systems, while the superconducting call seeks a similarly scaled chiplet-based QPU with cloud access. Both calls opened August 13, 2026, with applications due November 17, 2026.

Taiwan indicts nine, including Nvidia and Supermicro staff, over AI chip smuggling to China

Prosecutors in Keelung, Taiwan have indicted nine individuals—including a senior Nvidia manager and two Supermicro employees—on charges of breach of trust and document forgery tied to illegal exports of high-end AI servers to China. Investigators say the group falsified paperwork to make it look like 130 B300 servers were deployed in Taiwan, when 74 were actually shipped to Chinese customers; the remaining 56 were stopped after customs officials spotted inconsistencies.

Google patches YouTube iPad bug that erased comments and video details

Google has confirmed it fixed a YouTube bug on iPad that caused comments, titles, descriptions and other details to vanish after exiting full-screen playback. The fix ships with app version 21.33.6, and users experiencing the issue are advised to update immediately. The same release also updates Android's seek gesture, showing a scrub bar and skipped time when double-tapping to fast-forward or rewind.

U.S. colleges expand three-year degree programs to cut costs for students

A growing number of American universities are rolling out three-year bachelor's degree options aimed at reducing tuition costs and time to graduation. The push targets nontraditional and older students, such as 34-year-old Giles Sims, who have been held back in the job market by not holding a degree. Advocates say the accelerated model addresses rising concerns over college affordability.

New Ada GUI toolkit Adi2 brings CSS styling and XML layouts to SDL3

Adi2 is a newly released GUI library for the Ada programming language, built on top of SDL3, that offers a widget toolkit with CSS-like styling, live reload, declarative XML-based UI layouts, animations, SVG/Lottie graphics, internationalization, and asset bundling. The project is already used in production but the developers caution that its APIs may still change before a stable release.

Mini PCs trade upgradeability for compact size, report finds

Mini PCs use laptop-grade components that are largely non-upgradable, with CPUs and GPUs typically soldered directly to the motherboard. Even RAM and storage, when replaceable, use compact SO-DIMM and M.2 formats, and many budget models solder these too, eliminating upgrade paths entirely. Limited internal space also restricts I/O and expansion options like extra ports or drive bays.

Blackstone's Beam Living app leaked SSN digits and personal data via API bug

A security researcher applying for a lease on Beam Living, a Blackstone-owned property management platform, discovered that its GraphQL API returned sensitive applicant data including partial Social Security numbers, dates of birth, credit scores, addresses and emergency contact details. The information was exposed through a network call that could be inspected by anyone with basic developer tools while submitting a rental application.

GlassBox tool exposes what browsers leak to trackers and fraud scripts

A developer released GlassBox, a Show HN project that runs live in a browser to capture the same fingerprinting signals used by tracking and anti-fraud scripts, then displays them to the user instead of hiding them. Users can also paste a JSON report from another browser or session to compare fingerprints, and GlassBox scores similarity to indicate whether the two reports likely come from the same machine, engine family, or browser.

Entrepreneur details podcast monetization model built on Creative Entrepreneur and Get Obsessed shows

An Entrepreneur contributor lays out how she turned two podcasts, Creative Entrepreneur and Get Obsessed: With Living Your Best Life, into revenue streams by treating episodes as a product rather than promotional content. She outlines hitting a 5,000-downloads-per-month threshold to unlock programmatic ad insertion, plus pitching sponsors directly and landing partnerships through the BLEAV network.

Garmin Dash Cam Mini 3 drops to $99.99 on Amazon, 33% off retail

Amazon has discounted the Garmin Dash Cam Mini 3 to $99.99, down 33% from its $149.99 list price and below the $117.95 low seen over the past month. The car-key-sized camera records 1080p video with a 140-degree field of view and includes a Clarity polarizer to cut windshield glare, but has no built-in screen, relying instead on Garmin's app for settings and footage review.

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