Apple commits up to US$100 million to US titanium purchases
Pennsylvania producer Perryman will supply metal for several products, including Apple's first foldable phone, which goes on sale October 23.
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Microsoft expands sovereign cloud controls and offline AI tools
European partners will oversee engineers’ remote access, while customers gain options for keeping encryption keys and running AI on their own hardware.
Amazon outlines German investment exceeding €16 billion for 2027
Cloud infrastructure around Frankfurt will receive €4.8 billion, while other projects cover robotics research, warehouses, satellite internet and television.
Nscale and Anthropic discuss additional US$45 billion AI capacity contract
Bloomberg reported that the proposed agreement would cover a second West Virginia building, following an August contract of the same size.
Revolut disruption affects app access and card payments across Europe
Downdetector reports exceeded 2,000 by 9am, while Revolut’s status page continued to show its services as operational.
Germany agrees AI partnership with Nvidia at Berlin summit
The collaboration aims to develop AI for robots, machines and cars. Nvidia also plans investments in four German startups.
Apple’s App Store chief outlines gaming plans and Arcade’s role
Carson Oliver said premium releases are growing and described Apple Arcade as another business-model option for game developers.
RiHeart heart cell sheets enter surgical use after Osaka Expo
The iPS cell-based technology is intended to improve heart function in patients with ischemic cardiomyopathy.
Privacy Badger launches for Safari on macOS
The free anti-tracking extension requires Safari 26.5 or later and adds to its existing availability on Chrome, Edge and Firefox.
Apple bought Samplab audio-editing assets in June
A European Commission filing also records staff hires. Samplab shut down on September 17, 2026, and its website redirects to Apple.com.
