OpenAI adds iCloud email and calendar access to ChatGPT
The integrations are available across all ChatGPT plans on the web, desktop and iOS, with app-specific passwords required for setup.
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Disruptive raises US$10 billion fund for AI, defense and software startups
The Dallas venture capital firm plans to invest around US$1 billion each in about 10 late-stage companies.
Whop raises US$200 million at US$5.1 billion valuation
Sequoia Capital and Shopify Ventures led the funding round as the business platform plans offices in Europe and Colombia.
Oracle to add Cerebras AI computers to its cloud in 2027
The agreement adds Oracle to a Cerebras customer roster that includes OpenAI and Amazon Web Services. Hardware volumes were not disclosed.
Intel agrees to acquire Israeli quantum software startup Classiq
Bloomberg put the deal's value at about US$2.3 billion. Intel did not disclose a price and declined to comment on that figure.
Apple announces OpenAI-powered assistants for Creator Studio
Existing subscribers will receive the update free in November, with MotionVFX integration also coming to Final Cut Pro for Mac.
BNY introduces AI spending controls to limit unnecessary costs
The bank’s finance chief says matching tasks to suitable models will become more important as costs increasingly factor into AI use.
Webb data point to possible atmosphere on scorching lava planet
Climate models suggest silicate clouds could form over TOI-561 b’s dayside and reflect radiation before it heats the surface.
NASA outlines three-rocket plan for Artemis 3 lander tests
Four astronauts would test Blue Origin’s lander and conduct a separate docking with SpaceX’s Starship, rather than land on the moon.
Whitespace appoints Mike Howard to lead products ahead of funding round
The UK defense AI company wants to expand its Collective platform into government departments, banking and healthcare.
