OpenAI’s Google Ambitions Meet ChatGPT Business Profiles, Odessia And A Reported $10B Quarter

OpenAI launched business profiles and agents in ChatGPT as reports put third-quarter revenue near $10 billion and document wider losses.

15 Best Military-Grade Tactical Flashlights for Duty and Everyday Carry in 2027

Compare 15 military-grade tactical flashlights by power, controls, battery options, durability, and carry style to find the right fit.

Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 1,094 Flaws Fixed, One Under Attack

Microsoft’s Nov. 10 security release lists 1,094 CVEs, including an Outlook flaw exploited before its fix. The counts and rollout details have caveats.

How A Sub-Billion-Parameter Model Powers BotPsy’s Personal Assistant

Tether AI Research says BotPsy improves tool-use benchmark scores and is designed for routine assistant tasks, including on-device deployment.

QuEra, Harvard And Anthropic Use AI To Reduce Quantum Circuit Resource Requirements

A preprint from QuEra, Harvard and Anthropic reports lower gate and qubit requirements across seven of eight quantum circuit building blocks.

QuiX Quantum Leads National Mission To Develop 100+ Qubit Photonic Quantum Computer

A PhotonDelta-backed project will run through 2028, developing 12 technologies with nine Dutch partners for a planned photonic quantum computer.

What Investors Can Learn From Anthropic’s IPO Filing And Price Range

Anthropic’s Nov. 10 filing sets a $70–$78 IPO range and details rapid growth, large infrastructure commitments and limited voting power for public shares.

Why SoftBank Lost $7 Billion In A Quarter As Power Equipment Costs Hit $3.7 Billion

SoftBank reported a ¥1.12 trillion quarterly loss, including a charge tied to changed U.S. data center power equipment plans.

Could Decision Models Help Shape AI On Hugging Face?

Hugging Face describes models that choose from supplied options and return probabilities, but its example is not an independent performance test.

Sony Launches New PS Portal Model In Japan With Internal Storage For ‘Future Functionality,’ Changes Official Name

Sony’s Japan-only PlayStation Portal model arrives Dec. 10 with internal storage, but the company has not detailed what future features it will support.