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CoreWeave's 5-year credit default swaps top 1,000 basis points, signaling distress

CoreWeave's credit default swap spread spiked above 1,140 basis points before settling near 1,088, up 33% in a week and 177% over the past year, as bond yields on its 2031 notes climbed to nearly 16%. The neocloud company, which has amassed over $51 billion in debt and obligations for AI infrastructure, saw its stock fall further Thursday after a 15.5% drop the prior day, while peers Nebius and Iren also declined.

Solidigm seeks US approval to ship chip tools to China plant tied to New York factory plan

SK Hynix's Solidigm unit is reportedly asking the U.S. government for permission to send American chipmaking equipment to its Dalian, China facility, linking that approval to its plan to build a NAND flash memory factory in upstate New York, according to Reuters sources. SK Hynix told TechCrunch it is not trying to expand capacity at Dalian and that the equipment move is being coordinated with and authorized by U.S. officials.

GuliKit's TT Max controller brings PC-style design to Switch 2

GuliKit has released the TT Max, a large, multiplatform game controller for Nintendo Switch 2, PC, Android and iOS. The pad features removable metal back paddles, adjustable TMR thumbsticks, a swappable Hall effect or digital-click trigger mode, a reconfigurable floating D-pad, and interchangeable PC-style face button keycaps. It ships with extra D-pad and stick-height kits for further customization.

Attackers exploit unpatched Nextcloud Collabora flaw CVE-2026-110447 since September

Hackers have been exploiting a critical command injection vulnerability in Nextcloud's built-in Collabora Online CODE server app since at least September 10, weeks before the issue received a formal advisory and CVE number. The flaw lets unauthenticated attackers send a crafted request to the app's proxy.php endpoint and run system commands when the bundled CODE server is down, such as after a restart or crash, allowing them to plant PHP webshells and hunt for passwords and crypto wallets.

New 'decision model' AI systems tested on classic Trolley Problem ethics dilemma

A developer ran the Trolley Problem thought experiment through Jev and twelve other 'decision models,' including OpenAI's Luna and eleven other local models, plus a baseline called Laya. These decision models are a new category of AI that output discrete choices with confidence probabilities rather than text, and are marketed as much faster and cheaper than large language models while retaining comparable reasoning ability. The experiment repeated the classic ethical dilemma in multiple phrasings across all models to compare their responses.

Fox News host Jessica Tarlov faces online backlash over her role on 'The Five'

Jessica Tarlov, a Democratic strategist, serves as the sole liberal panelist on Fox News' 'The Five,' where she is outnumbered four-to-one by conservative cohosts. She has described her role as representing Americans unhappy with current U.S. politics and the Trump administration, aiming to demonstrate civil political discourse across ideological lines.

Apple's new smart home lineup includes pricey devices, but only two suit renters, reviewer says

Apple unveiled a Home Collection of smart devices including a HomeView panel, HomePod mini, Apple TV 4K, and nine accessories ranging from $40 sensors to $400 security cameras. A ZDNET reviewer, evaluating the lineup from a renter's perspective, singled out LG's $200 Indoor Cam as a standout pick due to its lamp-like design, automatic privacy mode, and lack of wall-mounting requirement.

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