Adobe and Disney have formed a multi-year partnership to create custom AI models and tools tailored for Disney's theme parks, studios, and sports media divisions. Deepa Subramaniam, Adobe's Vice President of Product Marketing for Creative Professionals, discussed the collaboration's scope and functionalities with Riley Griffin on "Bloomberg Tech." This cooperation aims to enhance Disney's creative and operational capabilities through AI integration. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-11-11/how-adobe-is-helping-disney-with-custom-ai-tools-video Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #ai #disney #adobe #bloomberg

Alan Waxman, CEO and co-founder of Sixth Street, discusses with Dani Burger on Bloomberg Deals the disruptions and dislocations occurring in the artificial intelligence investment cycle. He highlights the instability and changes currently impacting the AI market. (Source: Bloomberg) Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-11-11/expect-dislocations-in-ai-investment-cycle-waxman-video Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #aiinvestment #techdisruption #alanwaxman #bloomberg

OKXICE is moving forward with the launch of tokenized stocks on November 23, testing a new SEC exemption. Meanwhile, Nasdaq is developing its own tokenized stock initiatives but has warned that trading tokenized stocks across multiple platforms could fragment market liquidity. This development highlights regulatory and market challenges as major players enter the tokenized stock arena. Source:

Cointelegraph

OKXICE to Launch 24/7 Tokenized Stock Trading Despite Issuer Objections

OKXICE plans to launch tokenized stock trading on Nov. 23 despite objections from major US companies and concerns over liquidity, volatility and in...

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Alphabet Inc.'s Google has integrated its Gemini AI voice assistant into Apple Inc.'s CarPlay system, providing drivers more options for AI assistance while using Apple devices. This expansion allows users already familiar with Google's Gemini assistant to utilize its features within the CarPlay environment, enhancing in-car voice interaction capabilities. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-11-11/google-adds-gemini-voice-ai-assistant-to-apple-carplay Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #google #geminiai #applecarplay #bloomberg

Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi has demanded accountability from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following reports of Huang's relationship with a woman suspected of links to Chinese intelligence. Krishnamoorthi stated that Congress requires answers and that lawmakers might issue a subpoena if Huang does not voluntarily respond. Additionally, the Illinois Democrat urged a review of Nvidia's China export licenses and stronger controls to prevent the transfer of advanced U.S. chips to restricted Chinese entities. Krishnamoorthi discussed these issues in an interview on Bloomberg Tech with Riley Griffin. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-11-11/nvidia-china-scandal-demands-answers-says-congressman-video Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #nvidia #china #congress #bloomberg

Micron is a systems programming language designed as a practical alternative to C, combining Oberon's modularity and simplicity with C's flexibility. It supports multiple language levels ranging from hardware initialization to garbage collection, ensuring controlled dependency through module import restrictions. The project includes a compiler, interpreter, IDE, and a free textbook detailing the language and its use, alongside a port of the Oberon System running on an emulated RISC-V machine. Since its inception in January 2024, Micron has migrated numerous benchmarks, virtual machines, and operating systems. The current releases include precompiled versions runnable on various platforms, with ongoing development on native backends, C transpiler support, IDE integration, and system ports. The compiler and interpreter adhere strictly to the language specification and prioritize simplicity and verification over global optimization. Micron is available under GPL licenses, with runtime and libraries under MPL or LGPL. Source:

GitHub

GitHub - rochus-keller/Micron: A compiler and IDE for the Micron programming language - the Oberon with the power of C

A compiler and IDE for the Micron programming language - the Oberon with the power of C - rochus-keller/Micron

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Since October 11, cyberattacks have exploited multiple pre-authentication remote code execution (RCE) zero-day vulnerabilities in Danfoss AK-SM800A fridge controllers across Europe, causing tens of millions of euros in food spoilage and even fires. Researcher Carlo Meijer of Midnight Blue uncovered six new RCE 0-days within an hour of inspecting the latest firmware (5.3.2), demonstrating the devices' deeply flawed security posture. Although Danfoss introduced session control mechanisms to restrict unauthenticated access, these too contain exploitable pre-auth memory corruption bugs. The controllers run Danux, a custom Linux with outdated security practices: lack of stack canaries, no PIE, and extensive use of unsafe functions like strcpy. Despite publicized patches and certifications (IEC 62443-4-1), significant vulnerabilities remain, and many devices remain internet-exposed for operational reasons. The recommended mitigation is strict network isolation via VPN, private APN, or IP whitelisting. The attackers might persist on the devices, surviving resets and firmware updates, leading to repeated or more severe attacks. Source:

Don't bother patching: multiple remote code execution vulnerabilities in Danfoss AK-SM800A

Following up on the waves of cyber attacks against internet-exposed fridge controllers, this blogpost argues to not waste time patching vulnerabili...

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Shares of CoreWeave (CRWV) rose in premarket trading after easing concerns about its debt-heavy business amid a strong quarterly report, projecting 2026 revenue between $13 billion and $13.3 billion. This surpasses its prior forecast of up to $13.2 billion and exceeds Wall Street's $12.9 billion estimate. Lumentum Holdings (LITE) shares fell before the US market opened as investment experts gave a lukewarm response to Marvell Technology's (MRVL) planned $115 billion acquisition of Lumentum aimed at expanding in AI. Meanwhile, Fossil Group (FOSL) shares rallied following an upgraded full-year sales outlook after reporting earlier-than-expected quarterly growth. (Source: Bloomberg) Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-11-11/lumentum-slips-on-deal-fossil-group-rallies-on-outlook-video Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #stockmarket #ai #mergersandacquisitions #bloomberg

Christian Bird from Dryden Technology Group presented at UC Irvine's software engineering seminar on why software shipping speeds have not increased despite advances in AI. The talk referred to multiple research papers from 2026 exploring AI's impact on software engineering productivity and developer behavior. Studies such as "The Activity-Outcome Gap: Why AI Does Not Solve Software Engineering" and "Writing Code vs. Shipping Code: Productivity Effects Across Generations of AI Coding Tools" suggest that while AI coding tools help in coding, they do not necessarily translate to faster shipping of software. Related research investigates developer interactions with AI autonomy, benchmarks of AI in code review for bug detection, and factors influencing developer usage of generative AI tools. This collective work suggests that AI's role in software development is complex, with unresolved challenges preventing faster shipping despite increased AI integration. Source:

Why aren

AI, activity, and outcomes in software engineering. A talk at UC Irvine, October 2026. Video and slides.

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Sixth Street co-founder, CEO, and co-CIO Alan Waxman discussed the AI investment cycle, credit markets, and sports investments in an interview on Bloomberg Deals with Dani Burger. He shared insights into the distortions observed in the AI market. These comments highlight ongoing shifts in investment dynamics within AI and related sectors. The discussion also covered broader financial market topics including credit and sports investments. (Source: Bloomberg) Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-11-11/observing-distortions-in-ai-market-sixth-street-s-ceo-video Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #aiinvestment #creditmarkets #sportsinvestments #bloomberg

Mamba, a State Space Model (SSM), is presented as a memory-efficient and high-throughput alternative to Transformer models. However, naïve distillation from Transformers to Mamba fails to retain teacher performance. The authors propose a two-stage cross-architecture distillation process: first, distilling a Transformer into a linearized Attention model using a kernel trick adaptation, then distilling this linearized model into an Attention-free Mamba variant. This principled initialization approach enables the distilled Mamba to closely match the original Pythia-1B Transformer's perplexity (14.01 vs. 13.86) and maintains comparable performance on downstream tasks, though some deficits occur on tasks relying heavily on in-context recall. Extensive ablation studies, scale analyses, and token allocation sensitivity tests at 1B scale with 10B tokens validate the efficacy of this recipe for cross-architecture distillation. Source:

Apple Machine Learning Research

Attention to Mamba: A Recipe for Cross-Architecture Distillation

State Space Models (SSMs) such as Mamba have become a popular alternative to Transformer models, due to their reduced memory consumption and…

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Recent advances in machine learning (ML) kernel optimization point to a shift from traditional ML compilers towards agent-driven approaches. Flapping Airplanes and Hyperstition have demonstrated frameworks for efficient forward and backward passes, raising the question of whether ML compilers remain necessary. TVM researchers argue that minimal, stable ML compiler infrastructure is still needed for verification and shared abstractions, even if agents perform optimization directly. Together’s new TKCC compiler focuses on optimized inference kernels but finds traditional intermediate representations (IRs) insufficient for complex optimizations. TKCC uses a cost model for parallelism to reduce search space before agentic optimization. OpenAI and Meta also explore compiler stacks with extensible low-level interfaces to support agent-driven iteration. However, some agent strategies proven effective months ago no longer aid optimization, highlighting the evolving nature of this field. Overall, compilers may decompose into verification and tool platforms rather than disappear entirely. Source:

Make this forward pass as fast as possible – Ian’s Blog

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The collapse of Ueno bank in Paraguay revealed the vulnerabilities of digital banking in the country, causing customers to rush to access their funds. During this crisis, stablecoins served as an alternative financial resource, providing a sort of lifeline to those affected. This incident highlights both the instability of some digital banking institutions and the potential of stablecoins to offer financial resilience in turbulent times. Source:

Cointelegraph

Paraguay Bank Collapse Shows Stablecoins Can Offer A Lifeline... Of Sorts

Paraguay’s Ueno Bank collapse exposed the risks of depending on banks — but while stablecoins provided some depositors with a lifeline, they ar...

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Deutsche Bank has launched digital asset custody services for companies and institutions, allowing clients to store and transfer Bitcoin, Ether, and select stablecoins. The bank manages clients' wallets and private keys, providing institutional-grade custody solutions. Source:

Cointelegraph

Deutsche Bank Launches Institutional Crypto Custody

Deutsche Bank launched crypto custody for institutional and corporate clients, with initial support for Bitcoin, Ether, USDC, EURC and EURAU.

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Kraken's parent company has expanded the xStocks platform by adding over 200 tokenized UK and EU equities, including all 40 companies listed in Germany's DAX index. This move is part of xStocks' strategy to broaden its offerings and precedes planned further expansion into the Hong Kong market. Source:

Cointelegraph

Kraken’s xStocks Launches 200+ Tokenized UK, EU Stocks

Kraken’s xStocks launches over 200 tokenized UK and EU equities, including all 40 DAX stocks in Germany, expanding its offering to more than 1,50...

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ByteDance Ltd. is preparing to launch a Muse-like AI assistant within weeks to strengthen its leadership in AI video technology. The company views this development as a significant milestone that could help it narrow the competitive gap with leading U.S. AI labs within the next three years. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-11-11/bytedance-prepares-muse-like-agent-in-push-to-close-ai-gap Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #aiassistant #bytedance #aivideo #bloomberg

Demand for Anthropic's initial public offering surged as traders returned to artificial intelligence stocks, boosting US stock futures after strong results from CoreWeave, a previously underperforming cloud company. Meanwhile, Ukraine and Russia commenced a second day of US-led peace talks in Abu Dhabi, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy describing the initial discussions as "constructive and quite substantive." Climate negotiators from nearly 200 countries convened at COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, with a more limited agenda amid concerns over declining climate ambitions. However, the global energy crisis and increasing AI backlash might prompt policymakers to take action. Guests on the program included Saira Malik, Michael Mueller, Nathan Blecharczyk, and Kai-Fu Lee. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-11-11/the-pulse-with-francine-lacqua-11-11-2026-video Source material: publisher RSS description. #news_en #artificialintelligence #ipo #climatechange #bloomberg

Bitcoin dropped to an 11-week low of $72,670 after falling below the average cost basis of short-term holders, which is around $75,700, according to CryptoQuant. This decline reflects losses for these holders who have sent 47,000 BTC to exchanges amid the downturn. Source:

Cointelegraph

Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Send BTC to Exchanges as They Slip Into Net Loss

Bitcoin short-term holders slip into aggregate loss for the first time since August as their exchange inflows in unrealized loss hit $47,000 over 2...

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In 2026, a researcher hacked Meta Ray-Ban smartglasses by gaining arbitrary code execution through a bypass of firmware signature verification. By reverse-engineering the Meta AI app's OTA firmware update process, the researcher extracted the full firmware and discovered that versions up to 126 did not verify signatures of the DAT SDK APK, allowing installation of self-signed apps. Despite firmware 127 enforcing signature checks via a configuration flag fetched from Meta's servers, the researcher bypassed this by flipping a single byte in the unverified configuration file, disabling signature enforcement and restoring the ability to install self-signed APKs. This granted shell access via a hooked TCP port, enabling direct command execution on the glasses. The researcher reported the vulnerabilities to Meta, which approved publication and likely patched the issues. The case underscores the importance of secure trust boundaries, as the signature verification relied on an untrusted mutable config file, and highlights inventive debugging techniques like using audio beeps on a screenless device. Source:

Hacking the meta ray-ban smartglasses – pamoutaf

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Robert Virding wrote "The BEAM Book" to provide engineers with a reliable reference for understanding and troubleshooting the BEAM virtual machine, essential for maintaining large-scale Erlang and Elixir systems. Beginning in 2012, the project faced multiple delays and two canceled publishing deals with O'Reilly and Pragmatic Bookshelf. Progress accelerated when the repository was made public on GitHub in 2017, enabling community feedback that improved the content. Virding emphasized persistence, proper scope, and community support as key to completing the book, which covers crucial internals of the BEAM VM to address issues like brief pauses in system performance that can have significant operational impacts. The printed paperback version was finally released in time for Code BEAM Stockholm, and the book's repository remains open for contributions and updates as the BEAM evolves. Source:

Happi Hacking

Why I Wrote the BEAM Book

The story behind writing The BEAM Book-ten years, three publishers, and an open‑source sprint.

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