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New York’s 26-player roster for the Rays series adds Ryan Weathers and drops Amed Rosario. Aaron Judge remains absent, while Giancarlo Stanton’s place on the roster comes with a narrower playing role.
Apple says iOS 27.0.1 and a carrier settings update are preventive; an iPhone 18 Pro Max that has already lost AT&T service cannot be restored by software and needs replacement.
AWS says it will invest more than $1 billion over five years in U.S. communities that host its data centers. The pledge covers education, job training, energy affordability and resource projects, but no site-by-site awards or timetable were disclosed.
The 64GB DGX Spark keeps Nvidia’s GB10 platform but halves unified memory and starts at $4,999 on October 23. That price cut changes which models fit locally, while a two-system cluster begins near $9,998 before networking and accessories.
Apple says future macOS controls will require very explicit action before an app receives Full Disk Access, but it gave no rollout date or macOS version. Users can already audit current grants and each AI agent connector; the reported Meta Muse incident remains disputed.
Tesla beat two widely cited delivery expectations in the third quarter but still delivered 2.1% fewer vehicles than a year earlier. Matching last year’s full-year total now requires at least 311,448 fourth-quarter deliveries; revenue, margins and cash flow remain unanswered until earnings.
If the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger closes as anticipated on October 6, the combined parent will take the Skydance name and its Class B shares are expected to trade on the NYSE as SKYD. The announcement does not rename Paramount, Warner Bros., HBO Max, Paramount+, CBS or CNN, and it does not require viewers to change accounts.
The first two Percy Jackson seasons and five Ice Age films reach Netflix worldwide on October 4 for three months, while Will Trent, Tracker and selected Disney/Pixar films follow on different dates and in different regions. The deal adds Netflix access; it does not move Disney’s whole library or remove these titles from Disney-owned services.
Home Assistant Cloud is becoming Home Assistant Link in the 2026.12 release. Existing subscribers do not need to migrate, and local automations are not being moved into the cloud.
Meta’s new Apache-licensed device code lets builders connect Muse to ESP32 boards, Raspberry Pi systems and local hardware, while the Muse service, an SDK token and important Home Link limits remain in place.
ServiceNow says its new chat-first service desk can be running in a day and automate routine requests from Teams and Slack. The product is still in controlled availability, pricing is consumption-based, and permissions, retention and real-world resolution details need a careful pilot.
Accenture’s fiscal 2027 outlook suggests companies still want outside help to implement AI. It also shows the other side of the shift: clients are pressing for a share of productivity savings, and the forecast is not a guarantee.
Canonical’s Stonking Stingray beta adds a Linux 7.3 release-candidate kernel, GNOME 51 components and a fully Rust-based coreutils set, but it is still pre-release software. Here is the practical test plan—and the OpenSSH change administrators should check first.
Reuters says Anthropic’s IPO prospectus describes a Broadcom facility of up to $42 billion for leased TPU capacity. The ceiling is not cash already borrowed, and Anthropic does not expect notes to be sold before its IPO.
The Financial Times says Amazon is discussing a vehicle that would hold thousands of Grace Blackwell chips while Amazon leases them back. The proposal is not a completed sale, and neither AWS prices nor customer contracts have been announced as changing.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says he and Indiana Gov. Mike Braun will lead a bipartisan group of governors on AI. The practical limit is just as important: the October 1 announcement did not itself create a law, compliance deadline or finished national framework.
Golden Resale is recalling about 400 portable camping-shower kits sold on Amazon and Walmart because the 1,500-watt immersion heater can ignite when it is partly or completely out of water. The federal notice lists two different phone numbers.
Designs Direct is recalling about 4,200 three-light floor lamps sold at HomeGoods after 11 incident reports, including two injuries. The reliable check is the model sticker under the base—not shade color alone.
Hyundai’s all-new Tucson is larger, adds a 233-hp hybrid and new cabin technology, and reaches North America in 2027. The useful limits: 42 mpg is a target, U.S. pricing is not announced, and the plug-in hybrid is not confirmed for America.
The recall no longer covers only two batches. Every lot code of the 22-ounce yellow Bettergoods Authentic Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine bag with UPC 194346442706 is now included; do not eat it and return it for a full refund.
IBM’s agentic development platform can now run its backend on customer-managed Red Hat OpenShift, including disconnected environments. The important buying question is not simply “on-prem or cloud,” but where model inference, logs and lifecycle responsibility actually sit.
The recall covers the white-and-orange rechargeable two-pack, not HotHands air-activated warmers. Stop using it, document the model and batch, obtain a claim number before disposal, and use a local household hazardous-waste route.
About 480 translucent red squishy dumpling toys are recalled because the water beads inside can expand beyond the federal limit. Here is the package wording to check, what to do with a match and when to call Poison Control.
The preliminary report documents a missing wind advisory, an unusually fast and late touchdown, a brief go-around attempt and unused deceleration systems before 21 Air Flight 7598 overran a Miami runway. Investigators have not determined probable cause, and the findings remain subject to change.