Oracle's $10 billion stock issuance and $10 billion bond issuance were disclosed in a filing after its investor day, with proceeds earmarked for capex, debt repayment, and future investments.

Oracle's five-year credit default swaps are at 292 basis points, up 265% in one year, after being downgraded to BBB- in July by ratings agencies.

The 4.95% bond due 2031 now yields 7.276%, a sharp move showing how much investors are charging Oracle to borrow in the debt market today.

Oracle has $125.34 billion in total debt as of August 31, and its shares are down 50% over the past twelve months after the filing.

Oracle targets positive free cash flow by the second half of 2028 and forecasts fiscal 2030 revenue of at least $225 billion, with external capital capped at $20 billion for fiscal 2027 to 2030.

The prompt appears in version 2.1.314 of the Claude Code binary, released October 30, and blocks recreations even when renamed or labeled as original.

Claude Opus 5.5 carries its own separate game recreation restriction inside its system prompt bundle, independent of the Claude Code prompt.

The decomp.dev decompilation community, years old, announced its shutdown last month after AI tools made community decompilation effectively obsolete for maintainers.

Decompilation generally passes legal muster only when expressive elements like art and sound assets are excluded from the project, which makes copyrighted assets the real risk.

The prompt still allows original games, genre games, and games built from your own designs and assets, but merging concepts like Mario into Elden Ring stays off limits.

The deal values Lumentum at about $80 billion in equity and $115 billion enterprise value including debt, making it one of the largest tech acquisitions in history.

Lumentum shareholders receive 4.5 shares of Marvell common stock for each Lumentum share, so the deal is entirely stock with no cash component.

For scale, Microsoft paid $68.7 billion for Activision Blizzard in 2022, and Dell paid $67 billion for EMC in 2016. Marvell's bid is bigger than both.

Nvidia invested $2 billion in Lumentum in March to fund R&D and fab expansion, then put another $2 billion into Marvell's optical networking and chips portfolio.

The transaction is expected to close in the first half of calendar 2028 and still requires approval from both companies' shareholders and multiple regulators.

DeferAndFuse, a new hybrid eager and compiled mode, can run 50% or more faster than Strict Eager while reducing peak HBM memory usage on TPU hardware.

Google evaluated about 5,000 Hugging Face models across 500+ architectures, in both eager and compiled modes, on TPU generations starting from v5e.

A 30B-parameter Muse Glimmer model hit 25.7k tokens/s inference on a single TPUv7 chip at 5120 sequence length, dropping to 22.4k at 10,240.

Training Muse Glimmer on four TPUv7 chips reached 5.6k tokens/s at 5120 sequence length and 4.6k tokens/s at 10,240 sequence length.

Google scaled Qwen3 MoE 235B training from 1,024 to 8,192 TPUv7 chips and reported competitive performance-per-dollar for large MoE inference using vLLM.

SpaceX bought $17 billion in wireless spectrum from EchoStar to support cellular services, and that purchase is the foundation for reaching devices inside buildings.

EchoStar's Boost Mobile and GenMobile together serve about 7.5 million customers, which would give SpaceX an immediate subscriber base in the U.S. market.

Boost Mobile leases capacity from AT&T and T-Mobile rather than owning towers, and those network leases are usually nontransferable under standard carrier agreements.

SpaceX rolled out satellite connectivity to T-Mobile subscribers in 2024, which gave it its first real foothold in consumer cellular service before this deal.

The big three carriers, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, each have more than 100 million subscribers, so SpaceX would land in fourth place among U.S. wireless providers.

42AI raised $62.5 million in seed funding, a large early round for a company still running its model at a small group of brokerages.

The company says it has spent three years combining psychological research, neuroscience, genetics, and advice from psychology and PTSD experts.

Its stated F1 score for predicting trading direction and volume sits consistently between 0.8 and 0.85, according to the company's own figures.

Customers pay either a flat fee or a percentage of the value the platform helps them gain, and revenue has crossed seven figures.

42AI is exploring gaming, fraud prevention, and cybersecurity uses, and wants the model to help robots and AI agents understand people.