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The AI‑enabled education platform Arivihan has closed a $10 million Series A round, aiming to broaden its personalized tutoring across additional Indian states and CBSE curricula.
The AI‑focused cloud provider announced a $668 million Series B round led by ARCHIV, with participation from NVIDIA, to expand its GPU capacity across North America and key Asian markets.
OpenAI said it had identified and halted a coordinated operation by more than 15,000 external users attempting to extract hidden reasoning from its models, linking the effort to the Chinese Moonshot AI initiative.
The new release lets GPU‑intensive workloads shrink to zero pods when not in use, instantly releasing accelerators and reducing wasted spend, while also moving Dynamic Resource Allocation for GPUs to general availability.
September saw two standout financing rounds, with Tabby closing a $233 million Series F and Barq securing $329.5 million in a Series A, highlighting the sector’s accelerating growth.
Tesla secured $30 billion in credit agreements to fund AI compute infrastructure, solar cell manufacturing, and a semiconductor project with SpaceX.
Cybernews reports that the Lockster group exploited a critical Magento/Adobe Commerce vulnerability, breaching more than 3,800 e‑commerce sites and stealing payment data.
InfrOS introduced a new capability that automatically adapts cloud infrastructure to shifting AI workload demands, aiming to improve performance, resilience, and cost.
Aviation services provider AAR announced a $1.8 billion deal to acquire a 65% stake in MRO Holdings, expanding its maintenance footprint as airlines ramp up demand.
Meta unveiled its Meta Enterprise Platform, bringing its Muse AI stack to businesses and bringing MongoDB’s CEO to head the effort.
Blind’s latest data reveals that while AI‑heavy firms like Nvidia and OpenAI are hiring, giants such as Amazon and Google are actually experiencing high employee churn rather than layoffs.
A 16‑year‑old used an AI‑driven tool to bypass Microsoft’s Titan analytics authentication, earning a $5,000 bug bounty.
OpenAI’s autonomous agents accessed publicly available Census and SEC websites, prompting the company to review misaligned model activity and notify affected parties.
Juventus unveiled a refreshed logo that blends its historic black‑and‑white stripes with a modern, minimalist design.
Uber announced a $10 billion investment in autonomous vehicles, intensifying the robotaxi race with competitors like Waymo, Zoox and Tesla.
European AI image‑generation firm Black Forest Labs calls for a shift toward optimism amid growing safety concerns, warning that the continent risks falling behind the U.S. and China.
Kyance introduces a trust platform that lets merchants authenticate AI agents shopping on behalf of customers, mitigating fraud and disputes.
A September 23 report shows over 1,000 organizations were hit in August, with industrial and healthcare sectors most affected, driven by AI advances and geopolitical tensions.
Lightspeed is sharpening its India strategy around AI, targeting $250 million for a new early‑stage fund as the venture firm bets the technology will drive the next wave of startups in one of the world’s largest markets.
Oracle’s delay on the Blue Owl data‑center project is affecting AI infrastructure financing, raising concerns among investors and banks.
Researchers from Tsinghua University introduced Cache‑to‑Cache (C2C), a method that lets AI models exchange internal memory without text, boosting collaborative inference speed by up to 150%.
Security researchers uncovered an AI‑driven skimming campaign that has stolen more than 600,000 payment records since July 2026, targeting retail sites worldwide.
Tesla will stream its September 24 Semi Rollout event live from Sparks, Nevada, unveiling the company’s first high‑volume Semi factory and the launch of its Class‑8 electric truck.
Alphabet’s Google will launch a prototype satellite next week to test its AI chips in low‑Earth orbit, exploring space as a potential location for large‑scale AI computing.