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Tuesday 3 November

OpenAI Wants to Rebrand AI Data Centers, Use Them to 'Protect the Grid'

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AI-generated summary OpenAI announced its Grid Protectors Program to let future facilities reduce electricity consumption during emergencies and periods of high demand. The company states that families and small businesses should not be asked to subsidize a compute campus's electricity needs.

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AMD shares rise after hours as Q4 revenue outlook of $17bn tops forecasts on AI ramp

AI-generated summary Advanced Micro Devices launched its fourth-quarter revenue outlook of $17bn alongside stronger-than-expected third-quarter financial results. Advanced Micro Devices says growth should accelerate further as it ramps production of its Helios AI rack system and next-generation Venice server processors.

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Goldman Benches Its Vibe Coders While BNY Lets Everyone Build

AI-generated summary Goldman Sachs has made artificial intelligence coding tools available largely to engineers and quantitative specialists, rolling back a previous initiative that allowed employees outside technology to build applications. The restriction follows an internal review of productivity and risk management, according to a Goldman spokesperson cited in the report.

Hands on: iOS 27.3 beta's Safari, Siri AI, vertical tabs, and more

Hands on: iOS 27.3 beta's Safari, Siri AI, vertical tabs, and more

AI-generated summary Apple previews the first beta of iOS 27.3, bringing new features including vertical tabs and Siri AI capabilities to Safari. Users can test these new additions and the redesigned Apple Health app across their iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches.

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