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Deutsche Telekom broadens agentic AI across network operations

RCR Wireless · Artificial intelligence ·

Deutsche Telekom is extending its agentic AI work beyond radio access network operations into broader, cross-domain network automation. Its RAN Guardian system is already active in Germany, using three agents to detect events, gauge impact and apply selected fixes. The operator is developing MINDR a

Panel: 6G ubiquity should prioritize tailored service over blanket broadband

RCR Wireless · Telecom & 5G ·

At a 6G Forum panel, experts argued that ubiquitous connectivity should mean dependable service tailored to each application rather than high-speed broadband coverage everywhere. They favored linking existing terrestrial, satellite and aerial networks through common interfaces, orchestration and AI

RCRTech report tracks RAN's shift toward software-defined, AI-driven models

RCR Wireless · Telecom & 5G ·

A new RCRTech report examines how radio access networks are moving from hardware-focused designs to software-defined, open and AI-enabled systems. It focuses on the convergence of AI RAN, Cloud RAN and Open RAN as operators prepare for 5G-Advanced and 6G. The report covers deployment approaches, sta

Nvidia looks to open models for better enterprise AI context

The New Stack · Artificial intelligence ·

Nvidia is backing open models as a way to help enterprise AI agents better understand and use company data. The effort targets a common challenge: connecting AI tools to the context they need for business tasks.

Adding verification to AI-assisted software development

The New Stack · Artificial intelligence ·

AI coding assistants can deliver an early productivity boost, but that gain may fade over time. Sonar is positioned as a way to add verification and confidence to AI-assisted development workflows.

Building AI agents that reliably act on behalf of the organization

The New Stack · Artificial intelligence ·

Companies are weighing how to deploy AI agents in production while ensuring those systems act in the organization’s interest. The article examines trust and oversight challenges as teams pursue productivity gains from agentic AI.

Anthropic CEO suggests safety-driven rollout delay hurt competitive standing

The New Stack · Artificial intelligence ·

Anthropic introduced its Mythos-class models in February 2026, but CEO Dario Amodei said broader access was held back until June. He suggested that the safety-related delay may have weakened the company’s competitive position in AI.

AI-assisted review uncovered PHP vulnerabilities affecting much of the web

The New Stack · Cybersecurity ·

Researchers used AI to identify security flaws in PHP, the engine behind a large share of websites. According to Wiz Research, PHP supports roughly 70% of sites, so a core bug can have broad impact. The disclosure and remediation process took about two months.

New York advances first large-scale thermal heating networks

Canary Media · Renewable energy ·

New York is moving forward with its first two utility-scale thermal networks, designed to shift whole neighborhoods from fossil gas to electric heating. The effort follows four years of lobbying by clean energy, environmental, and labor advocates. Organizers also want the transition to preserve gas

New Mexico moves faster than expected toward clean electricity

Canary Media · Renewable energy ·

New Mexico is progressing toward a fully clean electricity system ahead of its planned timeline. The state’s advance stands out as many others struggle to meet similar goals.

Administration backs push to revoke offshore wind approvals

Canary Media · Renewable energy ·

The federal government is siding with groups opposed to offshore wind that want to cancel permits already granted to projects. The latest dispute centers on New England Wind, a 2-gigawatt proposal off the Massachusetts coast.

Congress weighs nationwide rules for plug-in solar panels

Canary Media · Renewable energy ·

A new federal proposal from Rep. Rob Menendez would make it legal for households to use solar panels that connect through ordinary outlets. The measure would ask state utility regulators to examine policies that let residents adopt this do-it-yourself power source.

Judge Judy’s Marriage to Jerry Sheindlin Explained

Hollywood Life · Celebrity news ·

The article profiles Judge Judy Sheindlin’s husband, Jerry Sheindlin, and their marriage. It covers her earlier marriage, two divorces, and her lasting relationship with Jerry.

Judge Judy’s Retirement: What We Know

Hollywood Life · Television & streaming ·

The article explains why Judge Judy Sheindlin is retiring and what is known about her departure. It notes that the Judy Justice star is stepping back after three decades in courtroom television.

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach’s Relationship After GMA

Hollywood Life · Celebrity news ·

The article examines the relationship between former GMA3 co-anchors T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach after their ABC News exit. It looks at how their off-screen romance affected their careers and where the couple stands now.

Andrew Shue Is Engaged to Marilee Fiebig

Hollywood Life · Celebrity news ·

Andrew Shue has become engaged to Marilee Fiebig, who was previously married to T.J. Holmes. The article profiles Fiebig and notes that Shue proposed after nearly three years of dating.

What to Know About The Terminal List Season 2

Hollywood Life · Television & streaming ·

The article rounds up known details about season 2 of The Terminal List, including its release date and cast. It notes that the Guardians of the Galaxy actor returns as a Navy SEAL pursuing revenge.

Dodgers' Friedman addresses Ohtani, Skubal and labor uncertainty

The Athletic · Baseball ·

Dodgers executive Andrew Friedman discussed Shohei Ohtani's status, Tarik Skubal's upcoming free agency and a possible lockout. Friedman also responded to talk that Los Angeles' run of dominance has ended, saying he welcomes that narrative.

Dream place Kanter Freedom in suite for Finals safety

The Athletic · Basketball ·

The Atlanta Dream moved Enes Kanter Freedom into a suite for a WNBA Finals game as a safety precaution. Earlier this season, Freedom was ejected from a WNBA game after a confrontation with a player.

Ducks rule Moore out for Illinois matchup

The Athletic · College sports ·

Oregon quarterback Dante Moore is listed as unavailable for Saturday's game against Illinois. He will miss a third consecutive game while recovering from a concussion suffered in a Sept. 27 win over USC.

Valkyries and Dream meet in pivotal Game 3

The Athletic · Basketball ·

Golden State and Atlanta faced off in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals with the series tied, and the winner would take a 2-1 lead. Live coverage included scoring updates, highlights and analysis.

NBA season opens with 11 games and key player storylines

The Athletic · Basketball ·

The 2026-27 NBA season began Wednesday with 11 games, as 22 teams played their first contests. The opening-night coverage focused on Kawhi Leonard appearing for the first time and Tyrese Haliburton coming back, along with other action around the league.

Stranger Than Heaven Traces One Man's 50-Year Search for Belonging

Game Informer · Video games ·

Stranger Than Heaven is a Sega-published game from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, planned for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on January 15, 2027. Its story spans 50 years in the life of Makoto Daito, a half-American, half-Japanese man caught between cultures. In 1915, he hides on a San Francisco ship headed to

EA Reportedly Closing BioWare While Cutting Hundreds of Jobs

Game Informer · Video games ·

Electronic Arts is reportedly set to remove about 400 roles, roughly 3% of its staff, and close BioWare. Around 50 positions would be lost at BioWare. A note to employees says EA is dropping some projects, including the next Mass Effect.

BioWare's History, Recounted by the People Who Were There

Game Informer · Video games ·

A retrospective feature examines BioWare's past through the recollections of people connected to the studio. It presents the company's history as told by those who experienced it.

Covered-Call Fund Limited Losses but Gave Up More Gains Than Nasdaq-100 Rival

24/7 Wall St. · Stock markets ·

Over the 24 months ending September 30, 2026, JEPQ outperformed QQQM in all nine down months but lagged in 11 of 15 up months. JEPQ returned 39.97% for the period, while QQQM returned 53.25%. The fund’s downside protection was smaller than the upside it gave up, making it more suitable for income-fo

Dividend Fund Outpaced a Popular Income ETF Over Five Years

24/7 Wall St. · Stock markets ·

Over five years with distributions reinvested, DVY returned 58.53% and JEPI returned 43.22%, turning $100,000 into $158,530 and $143,220 respectively. JEPI paid much more income—about $8,000 over the trailing year on $100,000 versus $3,390 for DVY—and distributed it monthly rather than quarterly. Se

Taxable TIPS Holdings Can Increase Retirement Tax Exposure

24/7 Wall St. · Personal finance ·

TIPS held in a taxable brokerage account produce inflation-related income that is taxed before the investor receives the cash. For example, a 3.6% inflation adjustment on $200,000 of TIPS creates $7,200 of reportable income that can count toward the threshold at which Social Security benefits become

Geothermal Lease Payments Can Raise Social Security Taxes Without Cutting Benefits

24/7 Wall St. · Personal finance ·

Weyerhaeuser has leased geothermal rights on about 145,000 acres in Oregon and Washington to Hexagon Energy, a model that could spread to smaller landowners. Passive geothermal royalties reported on Schedule E generally do not count toward Social Security’s earnings test, so a $30,000 payment may no

Three Quality-Focused ETFs Apply Different Rules and Deliver Different Returns

24/7 Wall St. · Stock markets ·

The three ETFs—SPHQ, QUAL, and MOAT—all target quality companies but use different screening methods, leaving only Applied Materials, Chipotle, Fortinet, and Zoetis in all three portfolios. MOAT depends on analyst assessments and charges 0.46%, compared with 0.15% for the other two. MOAT also lagged