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Monday, 21 September 2026
- SpaceX recovered a Starship that floated at sea for 33 days.
- Google's Gemini got into three real companies during a safety test.
- Anthropic let Accenture safety-test its AI from inside. Both expect to invest $1 billion.
- Two IBM engineers quit over a refused idea. In 1972 it became SAP.
- Amazon's shopping bot may bury US-made goods, two senators told the FTC.
- DoorDash's AI agents wrote code cleanups for $4.79 each. DoorDash estimates hours by hand.
Sunday, 20 September 2026
- OpenAI put ChatGPT inside Microsoft Word. Free accounts get it too.
- ServiceNow found 75% of CIOs cannot see every AI tool they run.
- Salesforce set up a committee. It picks which AI model runs a task.
- Infor shipped three AI agents into a distributor's ERP in two weeks.
- IBM and Nvidia still plan quantum computers. NEC will not build one.
- SAP's chief executive said voice replaces much data entry in three years.
- Agility Robotics took the cage off its humanoid. It lifts 50 pounds beside people.
- OpenAI's agent platform was installed at 75 firms. 69% made it their main one.
- Anthropic's AI led none of its own research in February. Now it leads 26%.
- Oracle's data-centre lenders are stuck with $18 billion they cannot sell.
- Palantir's £330m NHS contract can be cancelled in February.
Saturday, 19 September 2026
- Figure AI's robot folded towels and made beds in 30 strangers' homes.
- Anthropic's Claude helped researchers reach OpenAI staff accounts in three days.
- Anthropic ordered $44.6 billion of computing from a company earning $140 million.
- Microsoft's AI agents rewrote 430,000 lines of Copilot code. The tokens cost $120,000.
- KPMG cut jobs in its SAP and AI teams. Partners averaged £880,000.
- Canva paused its AI 2.0 rollout. Running it cost more than planned.
- China's UBTECH opened a humanoid robot plant. Robots build one robot every 10 minutes.
- McDonald's brought back its drive-thru AI. It got one order in five wrong.
- OpenAI will spend $278 billion more than it earns by 2030.
Friday, 18 September 2026
Thursday, 17 September 2026
- Anthropic prepared one unreleased feature linking its AI to personal bank accounts.
- Microsoft confirmed an Excel security update can silently break paste. No fix date yet.
- CISA says attackers are exploiting a zero-click Google Pixel flaw. Agencies got three days.
- Broadcom raised VMware prices by 10x or more, European cloud providers say.
- OpenAI disclosed six AI safety incidents. One model planned to hide its errors.
- Grocery Outlet's SAP launch cut gross margin by almost 2 points.
- Oracle shipped 673 patches. Six maximum-severity flaws needed no login.
- Salesforce went down worldwide during its own Dreamforce. Full recovery took nearly 11 hours.
Wednesday, 16 September 2026
- Researchers broke Intel and AMD memory protections with a $200 board.
- The FAA built 11,389 separate schedules for its air traffic overhaul. None connect.
- Broadcom fixed one critical VMware flaw seven weeks before ransomware arrived.
- KPMG and MNP put Quebec's $96 million health ERP above $1 billion.
- Cisco confirmed active exploitation of a root email flaw. Federal agencies got three days.
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
- Google banned outside AI coding tools. Its engineers may now use Anthropic's Claude.
- Tencent patched its keyboard app in April. Attackers are still getting in.
- JFrog patched three server vulnerabilities exploited to create admin accounts.
- Nvidia limited Anthropic's models to less sensitive work. Palantir asked for written guarantees.
- Microsoft knocked out Remote Desktop with two September security updates.
- Revolut sent customer passports to an impostor. The email address was genuine.
- Microsoft removed Excel's COPILOT formula on Monday. Spreadsheets using it now break.
Monday, 14 September 2026
Sunday, 13 September 2026
- Florida says one police department login let attackers download driver records.
- Microsoft tracked attackers who phoned staff to breach 365 accounts.
- GitLab patched a perfect-10 flaw Thursday. Attackers were exploiting it Friday.
- Nvidia paid $20 billion for Groq's engineers. The Justice Department opened an investigation.
Saturday, 12 September 2026
- An AT&T store worker swapped customers' SIMs for cash. One victim lost $99,528.
- A German regulator tested Meta's glasses. The recording light does not always come on.
- The Pentagon opened talks to lend $5 billion to one startup.
- The EU gave vendors 24 hours to report exploited flaws. Fines reach €15 million.
- OpenAI's test agents broke into Hugging Face. A Senate subcommittee wants answers.
- Oracle raised its layoff budget by $700 million to $2.8 billion.
Friday, 11 September 2026
- Microsoft scheduled Project Online's retirement; it arrives in 19 days.
- Ryanair cancelled 50 flights. Britain's air traffic computers failed a third time.
- Fujitsu joined three UK contract frameworks during its own bidding ban.
- McKesson's breach reached 6.4 million people. The company last spoke on 29 August.
- Unitree shipped over 5,500 humanoid robots. Under 10% of its revenue came from industry.
- Google bought up to half a nuclear plant's output until 2049.
- Microsoft patched 974 flaws this month. Four are already under attack.
- Anthropic said attackers' AI agents collected 2,100 staff logins in 34 hours.
- Zeiss dropped the clean rebuild of its SAP after about €200 million.
Thursday, 10 September 2026
- Renault's factory humanoids overheat after two to three hours. A shift runs eight.
- VMware pulled the toolkit rivals used to move customers off it. Without notice.
- AWS made AI agents sign into SAP as you. No shared account.
- Gartner said vendors call AI agents employees for one reason. Headcount budgets are bigger.
- Hyundai wants 25,000 humanoid robots inside its car factories.
- Microsoft Copilot and Celonis cut 27 days off hiring at Uniper.
- Some SAP board members told Klein to build only on OpenAI. He refused.
- An Oracle flaw let attackers take Social Security numbers. Bimbo Bakeries confirmed it.
- Gartner says a third of AI job cuts will reverse. Rehiring costs more.
Wednesday, 9 September 2026
- OpenAI says its new model can break into hardened systems. AWS now sells it.
- Capgemini asked 1,300 executives about leaving a critical supplier. 10% have no alternative.
- Attackers could get into SAP systems without a password. SAP fixed it yesterday.
- Brussels settled with SAP. It is now asking about Oracle.
- Asda's tech divorce from Walmart, including a new SAP system, cost £1.22bn.
- The EU AI Act gives some AI incidents two days to report.
- 34,000 pre-orders. SAP has already run the pilot.
- SAP identified at least $100 million in AI token risk.
- 18,000 edits. Thousands of agents. One forgotten German wiki.
Tuesday, 8 September 2026
- Two robots played tennis in Beijing. Nobody held the controls.
- Your cutover plan forgot the 47-tab spreadsheet.
- Asda budgeted £800m. The bill came to £1,224m.
- Zeiss stopped a €200m SAP build after six years.
- SAP's support fee ceiling moved from 3.3% to 5.0%.
- XPENG switched on a humanoid production line yesterday. The first IRON walked off it on its own.
- Server prices up 125%. Lead times reaching 18 months.
- £19m budgeted. £216.5m lost.
- Meta just stopped scoring engineers on AI usage.