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Crew-13 Reaches Orbit as Florida Sues OpenAI and ESA Picks OVHcloud and CGI

Crew-13 Reaches Orbit as Florida Sues OpenAI and ESA Picks OVHcloud and CGI

A four-person crew lifted off from Cape Canaveral on Thursday, 1 October, bound for the International Space Station, while in Europe the space agency picked two vendors for a sovereign Earth observation system and in Florida the attorney general asked a court to stop OpenAI training new models without outside approval.

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China Restricts Travel for Tech Workers as Talent Controls Tighten

China Restricts Travel for Tech Workers as Talent Controls Tighten

China's new entry-exit rules took effect in the last week of September, giving authorities the power to stop engineers, founders and specialists from leaving the country if their expertise in batteries, rare earths or artificial intelligence is judged a threat to industrial and technological security, according to DW.

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Chip export controls tighten around a market Huawei says it now leads

Chip export controls tighten around a market Huawei says it now leads

Huawei's rotating chairman Eric Xu claimed this week that the company's Ascend NPUs have overtaken Nvidia in Chinese market share. The US export control regime that pushed Beijing toward self-sufficiency keeps raising awkward questions about how restricted silicon still reaches China.

World1 October 20267 min read
Trump's AI accord and Europe's AI Act: two rulebooks, one industry

Trump's AI accord and Europe's AI Act: two rulebooks, one industry

Six US AI companies signed a voluntary safety document in Washington on 29 and 30 September, while in Brussels the AI Act's obligations keep hardening. The gap between the two is now the story.

World1 October 20263 min read
US Regulator Opens AI Agent Investigation as Trump Signs Voluntary Code

US Regulator Opens AI Agent Investigation as Trump Signs Voluntary Code

The US Federal Trade Commission is running an industry-wide investigation into Anthropic, OpenAI and the research group Metr over the dangers their agentic AI poses to consumers, The Guardian reported on 30 September, the same day President Trump signed a code of conduct that Politico describes as only "morally binding".

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Huawei Claims Ascend Topped Nvidia In China As US Export Curbs Bite

Huawei's rotating chairman Eric Xu claimed this week that the company's Ascend AI processors have overtaken Nvidia in Chinese market share, a claim The Register reported on 30 September and which lands as Washington's export controls reshape the world's second-largest AI chip market.

World30 September 20268 min read
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Omdia: AI budgets to rise in 2027 as supply chains, sovereignty reshape tech

Omdia expects 59% of organisations to raise AI budgets by 10% or more in 2027, part of four forces the analyst house says will reshape the industry, it said on 30 September.

World30 September 20264 min read
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FTC opens inquiry into Anthropic, OpenAI over rogue AI agents

The US Federal Trade Commission has opened an industry-wide investigation into Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI labs, the first official US enforcement action targeting rogue AI agents, The Guardian reported on 30 September.

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China Expands AI Travel Curbs to Families as Deepseek Builds Huawei Tools

Beijing has widened overseas travel restrictions for top private-sector AI staff to cover spouses and children, Bloomberg reported on 28 September, while Deepseek on 30 September shipped open-source programming tools for Huawei's Ascend chips.

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Huawei chairman claims Ascend NPU sales overtook Nvidia in China

Huawei rotating chairman Eric Xu said this week that the company's Ascend neural processing units have surpassed Nvidia in Chinese market share, a claim The Register reported on 30 September and that rests on Huawei's own collected data.

World30 September 20265 min read
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EU data centre transparency fight heads to Aarhus Convention as FTC opens AI probe

The European Commission has been accused of siding with Big Tech over the public's right to know the environmental impact of the AI build-out, with journalists and NGOs taking the case to the Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee in a filing dated 30 September.

World30 September 20267 min read
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US chip export controls: Deepseek and Huawei build a software moat around Ascend

Deepseek released open-source programming tools for Huawei's Ascend chips on 30 September, aiming at the software gap that keeps Nvidia's CUDA platform dominant. The release came one day after President Trump and major AI executives signed voluntary safety controls at the White House.

World30 September 20266 min read
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