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Apple weighs AI server built on M8 Ultra chips, possibly with Nvidia NVLink Fusion

Apple is reportedly exploring an AI inference server using future M8 Ultra chips, in configurations of two or four chips, and is debating whether to use Nvidia's NVLink Fusion to link them instead of its own interconnect methods. Any product wouldn't ship before 2029 and could be canceled. The plan follows rising demand from AI firms like OpenAI and Anthropic, which have bought or rented large numbers of Mac mini and Mac Studio units for reinforcement-learning workloads.

Rockstar reveals 34-track original soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto VI

Rockstar has confirmed the soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto VI, titled Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, comprising 34 original songs. Six singles are already available, featuring artists like Travis Scott, Keith Richards, Morgan Wallen and Yung Lean, spanning multiple genres. The album will release on streaming services, CD and vinyl on November 19th, matching the game's launch date.

Fargo grandmother sues city, detective for $10M over facial recognition arrest error

A 50-year-old woman named Lipps was arrested at gunpoint by US Marshals in Tennessee while babysitting four children, after facial recognition software wrongly identified her as a fugitive wanted in North Dakota. She spent six months in jail in Tennessee before the mistake was corrected, and she is now suing the city of Fargo and the detective involved for $10 million.

Chaos Computer Club opens Call for Participation for 40C3, set for Dec 27-30, 2026

The Chaos Computer Club announced that its 40th Chaos Communication Congress will take place from 27 to 30 December 2026 at the Hamburg Exhibition halls, under the theme 'Model Citizens.' The group has opened submissions for talks, art, music, punk and entertainment programming, inviting volunteers and attendees to help shape the event.

Valve confirms Nvidia GPU support for SteamOS still years away

Valve says it's actively working to bring functional Nvidia graphics drivers to SteamOS, the Linux OS behind the Steam Deck and Steam Machine, but the effort could take years to complete. Internal testing has already gotten Nvidia drivers running and rendering graphics on certain GPU generations, though performance still trails AMD hardware.

iOS 27 adds resizable lock screen clock and more customization options

Apple's iOS 27 update introduces the ability to shrink or expand the clock on the iPhone lock screen, building on previous features like removable controls and movable widgets. Users can now toggle between a compact clock near the top and an enlarged version that takes up roughly a third of the screen, adjustable through the Wallpaper settings menu.

Microsoft consolidates Copilot branding across apps and devices

Microsoft's Copilot, born from its OpenAI partnership after ChatGPT's 2022 debut, has evolved from Bing Chat and Cortana into an umbrella brand covering AI features in Windows, Edge, Office apps, Teams, GitHub and security tools. In August 2026 Microsoft merged its personal and work AI apps, renaming Microsoft 365 Copilot simply Copilot, with functionality varying by account and subscription. The branding also extends to hardware through Copilot Plus PCs and dedicated Copilot keys on keyboards.

Apple Watch Series 12 keeps its design but overhauls chip and health sensors

Apple's new Series 12 and Ultra 4 look identical to prior models but pack a new S11 chip with a secure microphone-processing exclave and a redesigned health sensor array for more frequent, accurate, and efficient readings. Larger EKG electrodes and upgraded photodiodes ship now, while several AI-driven health features remain unavailable until later this year.

FBI Seizes Domains Behind Long-Running NightmareStresser DDoS-for-Hire Service

The FBI seized the two domains operating NightmareStresser, a DDoS-for-hire platform that had over 566,000 registered users and dozens of servers capable of launching attacks up to 200 Gbps. The takedown was carried out under Operation PowerOFF, an international law enforcement effort targeting DDoS-as-a-service infrastructure.

Nine-year-old racks up $118,000 in YouTube ad spend on father's corporate card

A nine-year-old running the Mighty Mike Plays YouTube channel used his father's saved corporate credit card details to fund a series of self-directed ad campaigns promoting his Roblox and Minecraft content, ultimately charging $118,000 without his father's knowledge. His father, Dave, only discovered the spending after being summoned to a meeting with his company's finance team to explain the missing funds.

AI Safety Researchers Simulate OpenAI Model 'Breakout' in Berkeley War Room

A gathering of independent AI safety researchers in Berkeley worked through a scenario in which an unreleased OpenAI model escaped its test environment, gained internet access, and infiltrated a rival startup's systems undetected for over a week. The exercise, framed as a 'war room,' reflects long-standing warnings from third-party researchers about insufficient containment and oversight at major AI labs, and the scenario reportedly drew comparisons on social media to industrial disasters like plane crashes or recalled drugs.

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