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Nvidia's board is reportedly preparing to oust founder and CEO Jensen Huang after a report of a second affair, days after he admitted to one with an alleged Chinese spy; the stock fell 7%+ after hours.
United says personal AI assistants present data-privacy risks and possible FAA and DOT rule violations; it says few travelers have tried it so far.
CoreWeave's Q3 beat and raised guidance came with customers paying up front and shorter contracts; Bloomberg says it plans a $4B+ investment-grade loan as soon as next week.
TechCrunch's running timeline of the scandal; House Republicans have also asked Huang for a closed-door briefing.
Reported sales of $10B are an almost 50% jump from the $6.7B OpenAI recorded in the second quarter.
Anthropic kicked off the roadshow for its IPO with a $64B fundraising goal; TechCrunch reports each of the seven co-founders plans to sell about $250M of shares.
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