Google has released its November Android Canary build for developers and enthusiasts. The update automatically pushes to existing program participants, while newcomers can join via the Android Flash Tool. Just remember – stability isn’t guaranteed with these early builds.
Flutter is launching FanDuel Predicts in December, using derivatives contracts to offer sports wagering in states where gambling is illegal. The move comes as both Flutter and DraftKings lower revenue guidance amid prediction market competition.
Broadcom is integrating VMware Cloud Foundation with Cisco’s Nexus platform to create a unified networking fabric. The approach uses standards-based EVPN and BGP technology to simplify operations and enhance interoperability between applications and infrastructure.
Valve is launching three new hardware products next year that build directly from PC gaming experience. The company says it doesn’t look at what console makers are doing, focusing instead on what PC gamers want.
Cloud-based GPU computing has become more affordable over the past year, according to a new analysis. However, companies need geographic and operational agility to capture the biggest savings on Nvidia’s A100 and H100 GPUs.
Meta’s experiments with brain scanning and AI show how close we are to true mind-reading technology. Meanwhile, fitness trackers and wearables are already collecting sensitive neural data without proper safeguards. UNESCO warns this threatens our fundamental human rights.
Blue Origin has delayed the second launch of its New Glenn megarocket because of an ongoing severe geomagnetic storm. The solar weather could interfere with the rocket’s critical systems and alter ascent conditions. NASA’s $80 million ESCAPADE Mars mission is riding on this test flight.
Australia’s spy chief says Chinese hacking groups have penetrated critical infrastructure networks. The warnings echo similar concerns from US and Canadian security agencies about coordinated attacks.
Boston-based Teradar has secured $150 million in Series B funding for its terahertz sensor technology. The company claims it combines the best features of radar and lidar at a fraction of the cost. They’re already working with five major automakers and aim for 2028 vehicle integration.
Cape Town has launched a major landfill-gas-to-energy plant that converts methane into electricity. The R93-million project generates enough power for 4,300 households while reducing harmful emissions. City officials plan to expand the technology to more landfill sites over the next three years.
