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  • Apple’s Secret Smart Glasses Could Launch in 2027

    Apple’s Secret Smart Glasses Could Launch in 2027

    Apple has been quietly laying the groundwork for what might be its most compelling product reveal in years. The Vision Pro grabbed headlines for its technical bravado, yet recent strategic shifts reveal Apple has redirected its focus from…

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  • Joan Weinstein to Head Vice President for Getty-Wide Program Planning

    Joan Weinstein to Head Vice President for Getty-Wide Program Planning

    The Getty appointed the Getty Foundation director Joan Weinstein to the newly created role of vice president for Getty-wide program planning today. Though her appointment is effectively immediately, she will continue as foundation director…

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  • OpenAI partners with Broadcom to design its own AI chips

    OpenAI partners with Broadcom to design its own AI chips

    OpenAI said Monday it is working with chipmaker Broadcom to design its own artificial intelligence computer chips.

    The two California companies didn’t disclose the financial terms of the deal but said they will start deploying the new racks of customized “AI accelerators” late next year.

    It’s the latest big deal between OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, and the companies building the chips and data centers required to power AI.

    OpenAI in recent weeks has announced partnerships with chipmakers Nvidia and AMD that will supply the AI startup with specialized chips for running its AI systems. OpenAI has also made big deals with Oracle, CoreWeave and other companies developing the data centers where those chips are housed.

    Many of the deals rely on circular financing, in which the companies are both investing in OpenAI and supplying the world’s most valuable startup with technology, fueling concerns about an AI bubble. OpenAI doesn’t yet turn a profit but says its products now have more than 800 million weekly users.

    “What’s real about this announcement is OpenAI’s intention of having its own custom chips,” said analyst Gil Luria, head of technology research at D.A. Davidson. “The rest is fantastical. OpenAI has made, at this point, approaching $1 trillion of commitments, and it’s a company that only has $15 billion of revenue.”

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the work with Broadcom to develop a custom chip began about 18 months ago. Broadcom also works with other leading AI developers, including tech giants Amazon and Google.

    Altman said on a podcast announcing the deal that the computing power made possible through the Broadcom partnership will amount to 10 gigawatts, which he described as “a gigantic amount of computing infrastructure to serve the needs of the world to use advanced intelligence.”

    Broadcom shares surged more than 9% on Monday.

    Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said on the same podcast that OpenAI needs more computing capacity as it progresses toward a “better and better frontier model and towards superintelligence.”

    “If you do your own chips, you control your destiny,” he added.

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  • Apple M5 iPad Pro Testing Revealed: Late 2025 Launch

    Apple M5 iPad Pro Testing Revealed: Late 2025 Launch

    Apple’s next-generation iPad Pro is stirring things up before Apple has said a word. Reports point to advanced testing on what could be the most meaningful tablet update in years. The upcoming device is expected to feature Apple’s powerful new…

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  • Rio Tinto releases third quarter 2025 production results

    Our pace continues – strong production across the portfolio

    MELBOURNE, Australia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
    Rio Tinto Chief Executive Simon Trott said: “Safety remains our number one priority. We are deeply saddened by the tragic death of Mohamed Camara at the SimFer mine site and are committed to learning across our business to prevent future incidents. This has been a time for huge reflections on safety across the group.

    “We continue to strengthen performance from our assets, setting back-to-back quarterly production records in our bauxite business and at Oyu Tolgoi – where the underground ramp-up remains on track to boost copper output by more than 50% this year.

    “We are focused on delivering a strong finish to the year from the Pilbara. Our growth projects are also progressing at pace – at Simandou, we started loading first ore at the mine for movement down the rail and to the port in October.

    “We are on track to meet production guidance for 2025, with an upwards revision to bauxite this quarter, and are well positioned to deliver compelling mid-term production growth. We will continue to deliver further shareholder value through operational excellence, simplification and discipline on performance and capital investment.”

    Executive Summary

    • New operating model and executive team: to simplify the business and unlock additional shareholder value. New structure comprises three world-class businesses: Iron Ore; Aluminium & Lithium; and Copper. Borates and Iron & Titanium have been placed under strategic review.

    • Copper equivalent (CuEq)1 production: increased 9% in Q3 YoY, driven by strong performance across all our assets.

    • Copper: Total production is on track to achieve the higher end of full year guidance, driven by the strong ramp-up at Oyu Tolgoi. Our Kennecott mine performed as expected during the quarter while major planned maintenance at the concentrator and smelter commenced successfully.

    • Iron ore: Pilbara achieved its second highest Q3 shipments since 2019, up 6% from Q2. As part of our Iron Ore replacement strategy, West Angelas Sustaining Project received all Government approvals in October.

    • Aluminium & Lithium: Full year bauxite production guidance upgraded driven by operational excellence at our bauxite business, especially at Amrun.

    Production2

     

    Quarter 3

    2025

    vs Q3

    2024

    vs Q2

    2025

    2025 guidance6

    Guidance status

    Pilbara iron ore shipments (100% basis)

    Mt

    84.3

    –%

    +6%

    323 to 338

    (at lower end)

    Unchanged

    Pilbara iron ore production (100% basis)

    Mt

    84.1

    –%

    –%

    NA

    Unchanged

    IOC5 iron ore pellets and concentrate

    Mt

    2.3

    +11%

    -6%

    9.7 to 11.4

    Unchanged

    (at lower end)

    Bauxite

    Mt

    16.4

    +9%

    +5%

    59 to 61

    (previously 57 to 59)

    Upgraded

    Alumina

    Mt

    1.9

    +7%

    +4%

    7.4 to 7.8

    Unchanged

    Aluminium3

    Mt

    0.86

    +6%

    +2%

    3.25 to 3.45

    Unchanged

    Copper (consolidated basis)4

    kt

    204

    +10%

    -11%

    780 to 850

    (at higher end)

    Unchanged

    Titanium dioxide slag

    Mt

    0.3

    -1%

    -3%

    1.0 to 1.2

    (at lower end)

    Unchanged

    Boric oxide equivalent

    Mt

    0.1

    +2%

    -3%

    ~0.5

    Unchanged

    1 Copper equivalent volume = Rio Tinto’s share of production volume / Volume conversion factor x Product price ($/t) / Copper price ($/t). Prices are based on long-term consensus prices.2 Rio Tinto share unless otherwise stated.3 Includes primary aluminium only.4 From Q1 2025, we report copper production and guidance as one metric, in order to simplify reporting and align with peer practices. For further details see slide 90 of our Investor Seminar 2024 presentation.5 Iron Ore Company of Canada.6 See further notes in Section 2, 2025 guidance.

     

    The full third quarter production results are available here

    This announcement is authorised for release to the market by Andy Hodges, Rio Tinto’s Group Company Secretary.

    LEI: 213800YOEO5OQ72G2R82

    Classification: 3.1 Additional regulated information required to be disclosed under the laws of a Member State

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  • Hackers can steal 2FA codes and private messages from Android phones

    Hackers can steal 2FA codes and private messages from Android phones

    In the second step, Pixnapping performs graphical operations on individual pixels that the targeted app sent to the rendering pipeline. These operations choose the coordinates of target pixels the app wants to steal and…

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  • Gen Z staff lead workplace AI adoption despite job fears – Microsoft Australia study – Microsoft Source

    1. Gen Z staff lead workplace AI adoption despite job fears – Microsoft Australia study  Microsoft Source
    2. Young Aussies drive AI adoption despite job security fears  SecurityBrief Australia
    3. Young Aussie workers fear AI but use it to get ahead  inkl
    4. Gen Z Engages with AI More Than Their Managers  Facilitiesnet

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  • Baby death due to asphyxia, not polio vaccine: Officials | Hyderabad News

    Baby death due to asphyxia, not polio vaccine: Officials | Hyderabad News

    Hyderabad: A three-month-old baby boy from Bheemra village in Kangti mandal, Sangareddy, died on Sunday shortly after receiving pulse polio drops. While initial concerns focused on the polio vaccine, district health officials clarified on Monday…

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