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Polestar has a new look with its Formula 2030 concept

Perhaps only a small percentage of Ars readers will care about the Polestar 2030 concept, debuted today by the electric automaker. Spun out of Volvo—once upon a time, Polestar was a racing team—the brand has leveraged the resources of parent-automaker Geely to create electric vehicles that marry a modern minimalist style with rewarding driving dynamics. But you now can’t buy any Polestars in the US, since Geely is Chinese, and banning Chinese-owned car brands…

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10/11 14:22 Ars Technica
IT & Science & Technology

Dette technique et dette organisationnelle ne se résolvent pas pareil

Une situation illustrative suffit à montrer le piège. Un comité de direction constate des incidents récurrents sur l’ERP, des mises en production lentes et des audits de sécurité toujours tendus. Le DSI obtient un budget de modernisation. Six mois plus tard, les serveurs sont mieux maintenus, mais les incidents persistent : les équipes se renvoient les décisions, personne n’assume la qualité des données et le fournisseur arbitre de fait les priorités. L’entreprise a traité…

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10/11 14:08
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Anthropic targets $1.4 trillion IPO

Anthropic’s public offering is expected to make it one of the world’s most valuable publicly traded companies as soon as next week. Anthropic’s public offering is expected to make it one of the world’s most valuable publicly traded companies as soon as next week. Anthropic confirmed on Tuesday that its IPO could be one of the biggest ever, even while falling short of previous expectations. Its IPO price is expected to be between $70.00…

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10/11 14:06 The Verge
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Spotify’s AI DJ is getting 9 new personas to make the experience better — but it won’t fix the feature’s biggest issue

What you need to know Spotify is upgrading the AI DJ experience with nine new voice presenters across English and Spanish Its English voices come in new American, British, Irish, Australian, and Indian accents Spotify has also rolled out new control functions, and now you have the choice to switch off commentary between songs Spotify’s flagship AI DJ is like Marmite; users either love it for hands-free playback or hate it for infiltrating music…

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10/11 14:00 Android Central
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Un raté, une réussite historique et déjà le troisième vol : l’Europe s’apprête à accueillir un nouveau tir orbital

Recevez tous les soirs un résumé de l’actu importante avec Le Récap’ C’est un indice précieux que vient de repérer European Spaceflight, site spécialisé dans le spatial européen. Avinor, le gestionnaire norvégien de la navigation aérienne, a publié le 28 octobre un avis qui ouvre une fenêtre de lancement pour un troisième vol, du 26 novembre 2026 au 17 février 2027. Signe d’un très probable lancement de fusée. Un tel avis est émis pour…

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10/11 13:57 Numerama
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OLED iPad Air Rumored to Launch in Two Sizes in Early 2027

Apple is expected to replace the LCD screens in both sizes of the iPad Air with OLED displays in the first half of 2027, according to DigiTimes. An ‌OLED‌ ‌iPad Air‌ has been rumored for over a year. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported in October 2025 that Apple was developing one and that it was unlikely to arrive before 2027. He narrowed that window to the first half of 2027 earlier this month. The latest…

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10/11 13:42 MacRumors
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The Download: Pelosi’s successor targets AI and data centers face power woes

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Nancy Pelosi’s replacement is ready to regulate AI —Grace Huckins As a California state senator, Scott Wiener authored legislation aimed at curbing the risks of advanced AI. Now, after winning a tight congressional race for Nancy Pelosi’s open San Francisco seat, he could play a key role in setting federal…

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10/11 13:10 MIT Technology Review
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Evolving metal extraction processes

The metals industry has experienced transformational moments before: the Bessemer process, flash smelting, electric arc furnaces, and modern continuous casting all changed what was possible. Yet, for more than a century, most extraction processes rely on techniques and pathways that would be familiar to metallurgists from generations ago. Processes have become larger and control systems smarter, but the fundamental science behind separating metals from ores has changed less than many realize. Today’s materials challenges…

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10/11 13:00 MIT Technology Review
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The Original iPod Went on Sale 25 Years Ago Today

Apple's original iPod went on sale 25 years ago today, on November 10, 2001. The $399 music player initially worked only with a Mac, but it went on to become one of Apple's most significant products and helped the company expand beyond the computer business. Steve Jobs had unveiled the first iPod just over two weeks earlier, on October 23, at a small press event in the Town Hall auditorium at Apple's Infinite Loop…

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10/11 12:54 MacRumors
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Anthropic se valorise finalement 1 000 milliards $ pour son introduction en bourse

Prenez un enfant, et faites-en un roi Anthropic a confirmé mardi l’imminence de son introduction en bourse. L’entreprise mettra en circulation 825 millions d’actions, qui devraient lui permettre de lever entre 56 et 72 milliards de dollars sur les marchés. La principale surprise vient de la valorisation retenue : elle atteindrait 1 020 milliards de dollars, bien loin des 1 500 ou 2 000 milliards évoqués il y a quelques semaines. Pour Anthropic, les…

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10/11 12:52 Next.ink
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Ukraine’s fiber-optic drones get squeezed by AI data center demand

Impervious to battlefield jamming, drones physically connected to human operators by miles of fiber-optic cables have become such a common weapon of war in Ukraine that trees and fields are strewn with tangled cables thinner than fishing lines. But importing such fiber-optic material from China has become more costly as drone warfare’s needs compete with global demand from AI data centers for the same limited supply—and so Ukrainian drone makers have been adapting. Since…

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10/11 12:15 Ars Technica
IT & Science & Technology

Construire une architecture cible à partir des contraintes de terrain

Construire une architecture cible à partir des contraintes de terrain Situation illustrative : un groupe industriel exploite douze sites, un ERP central, plusieurs applications locales et des équipements de production qui ne tolèrent pas une interruption réseau. Le comité de direction demande une architecture cible « cloud et standardisée ». Le DSI pourrait produire une carte séduisante, alignée sur les catalogues des fournisseurs. Son vrai travail est plus difficile : décider ce qui doit…

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10/11 11:36
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Security issue: Chrome's Incognito mode struggles, but Safe Browsing could help

All things considered, Incognito Mode in Google Chrome is a useful feature; however, it's not without fault. The company might be trying to solve a key security issue that users have had to endure. Earlier today (Nov. 9), it was reported by Windows Report that Google was finally working on solving a security issue when browsing in Incognito Mode. The publication noticed a new Chromium commit, stating that it's working on adding "Safe Browsing…

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10/11 11:11 Android Central
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Catch Electronics Shock and Drop Failures Before Hardware Is Built

Electronic products now pack circuits, structures, thermal paths, and packaging into very small spaces. These physical domains interact with one another. A packaging choice can change how a shock load reaches a circuit board. Such interactions are hard to predict. Most are found during physical qualification, late in development. At that stage, the design is mostly fixed. A failure leads to redesign, rebuilds, and retesting. Physical tests give strong evidence of robustness, but they…

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10/11 11:00 IEEE Spectrum
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Anthropic relance la course avec Claude Fable 5.2 et Mythos 5.2

A man chooses, a slave obeys Anthropic a ouvert lundi l’accès à Fable 5.2, la dernière version en date de son modèle le plus puissant accessible au public. Elle promet des progrès significatifs en code, en sciences, en robotique et en analyse d’images, avec des filtres plus permissifs et un coût en baisse par rapport à Fable 5.1. Sa déclinaison Mythos 5.2 reste cantonnée aux entreprises et organisations accréditées. L’annonce tombe à pic pour…

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10/11 10:28 Next.ink
Cybersécurité

☕️ IA : submergées par les cyberattaques, les pontes de la cybersécurité refusent des clients

La vague récente de cyberattaques menées à l’aide de l’IA a pris une telle ampleur que certaines des plus grandes entreprises états-uniennes de cybersécurité refusent désormais de prendre en charge de nouveaux clients qui sollicitent une aide d’urgence, révèle NBC News. Des responsables de Mandiant (filiale de Google), CrowdStrike et Kroll avancent que leur secteur est submergé comme jamais auparavant, que le rythme des attaques n’a jamais été aussi intense et qu’ils ne s’attendent…

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10/11 10:02 Next.ink
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Here’s What We Know About the X-70 Fractal, NASA’s Experimental New Plane

NASA has unveiled a new experimental vehicle, the X-70 Fractal, although many of its features remain a mystery. The agency describes it as a research platform designed to conduct advanced aeronautical tests, but so far it has released only computer-generated images and some technical specifications regarding its capabilities. Despite the secrecy, it is possible to get some idea of what the new vehicle is like. First of all, it’s not a spacecraft, meaning it…

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10/11 10:00 Wired Science
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