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Sources: the US is probing if TSMC has been making AI or smartphone chips for Huawei in breach of US sanctions, including Huawei buying chips via intermediaries (Qianer Liu/The Information)
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X updates its ToS to steer any disputes by users to the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas, whose judges often favor conservative litigants (Nate Raymond/Reuters)
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X updates its Privacy Policy to allow third-party "collaborators" to train their AI models on X user data, unless the user opts out, effective November 15, 2024 (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
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The FCC issues new rules that will require all mobile phones sold in the US to be compatible with hearing aids, "after a transition period" (Will Shanklin/Engadget)
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Netflix forecasts 2025 revenue of $43B-$44B, which would be 11%-13% higher than its 2024 guidance, and targets a 2025 operating margin of 28% vs. 27% in 2024 (Todd Spangler/Variety)
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Sources: Stripe is in talks to acquire startup Bridge, a provider of infrastructure for crypto stablecoins, for $1B; Bridge raised $58M (Forbes)
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Netflix reports Q3 revenue up 15% YoY to $9.83B, vs. $9.76B est., paid memberships up 14% to 282.72M, vs. 282.15M est., and net income of $2.4B (Sarah Whitten/CNBC)
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Sources: Meta laid off ~100 people, at least the third such incremental layoff at Meta in 2024, separate from those let go for improper use of Grubhub credits (Kali Hays/Fortune)
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Qualcomm cancels the Snapdragon Dev Kit, which was supposed to ship in June, and will offer refunds, as the product failed to meet its "standards of excellence" (Rich Woods/XDA Developers)
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Abel, founded by Daniel Francis, or @growing_daniel, to build AI that uses body cam footage and dispatch call data to fill out police reports, raised a $5M seed (Margaux MacColl/TechCrunch)
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