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Sheinbaum decree orders platforms to shield minors from adult content within 30 days

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has signed a decree requiring social media and content-sharing platforms to block minors from accessing material involving violence, hate speech, self-harm, sexual abuse and explicit sexual content. Platforms have 30 days to add age classifications, parental controls, stronger privacy settings and a round-the-clock contact point for authorities, with Mexico's ADTT overseeing compliance. The measures carry no penalties at first, though the government says it will pursue legislation if platforms fail to comply.

Kenyan researchers report Candida auris strain resistant to all major antifungal drug classes

Scientists in Kenya have documented a case of the fungal pathogen Candida auris that shows complete resistance to every major category of antifungal medication currently available. The finding represents an escalation in the drug-resistance capabilities already associated with this pathogen, which has spread in healthcare settings worldwide.

ASML sees chipmaking equipment orders stretching into 2029-2030, will raise prices in 2027

ASML's Q3 2026 earnings showed net profit of €4.96 billion on €11.7 billion in sales, with CEO Christophe Fouquet saying customers are already booking advanced lithography machines for delivery in 2029 and 2030. The company will raise prices starting in 2027, fully reflected by 2028, even as it adds 30% capacity in both 2027 and 2028, and lifted its full-year sales guidance to €44-45 billion.

Probe finds JPMorgan, other banks closed accounts of MAGA-linked sellers and Democratic groups

A debanking investigation reportedly found that JPMorgan and other major banks terminated accounts belonging to sellers associated with MAGA-aligned products as well as Democratic political organizations. Separately, OpenAI has alleged a former employee took confidential files to Apple, and two cargo ships sank near the Strait of Hormuz.

TSMC's Wei confirms talks with Musk's Terafab, says TSMC must operate any shared fab

TSMC CEO C.C. Wei told analysts on an earnings call that the company is evaluating US expansion beyond Arizona, including Texas, and confirmed ongoing discussions with Elon Musk about using capacity at Terafab. Wei said any TSMC involvement would require TSMC itself to manage the facility, a condition that conflicts with Musk's earlier suggestion that Terafab would operate the fab while only sub-leasing cleanroom space to TSMC.

Microsoft's October 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes record 1,413 Windows security flaws

Microsoft's October 2026 Patch Tuesday update addressed 1,413 security vulnerabilities, the highest monthly total the company has ever released and more than it patched in any entire previous year. Windows accounted for 1,102 of the fixes, with Office, SharePoint Server, SQL Server, and developer tools making up the rest. The release also closed three actively exploited or publicly known zero-day flaws affecting Windows Shell, .NET Framework, and MessagePack-CSharp.

Hatfield Apple-1 fetches $1,148,200 at Bonhams auction

A working Apple-1 computer known as the 'Hatfield' unit sold at a Bonhams online auction for $1,148,200, up from $686,000 when it last changed hands in 2013. The machine, named for original owner Fred Hatfield, includes a motherboard signed by Steve Wozniak and a letter signed by Steve Jobs offering to trade the Apple-1 for an Apple II after Hatfield complained about limited software.

EDMO survey: colleges automate CRM but not transcript review in admissions

A new survey by EDMO, The State of Automation in Admissions Report 2026, polled 40 U.S. higher education leaders and found that while 80% have automated CRM and data synchronization and 75% have automated student communication, only 12.5% have automated transcript and credit evaluation and just 17.5% have automated identity and fraud checks. Seventy percent of respondents cited staffing and workload as a major admissions challenge, with data silos and system integration cited by 50%.

Shelly launches $84.99 mmWave presence sensor that tracks up to 10 people without a camera

Shelly has released the Presence Gen4, a smart home sensor that uses mmWave radar instead of a camera to detect the location and movement of up to 10 people or pets in a space up to 650 square feet. Priced at $84.99, it's available now through Shelly's online store and works with Google Home, Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, SmartThings, and Home Assistant via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Matter.

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