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Technology News

  • OpenAI Restructures Into Nonprofit Foundation and For-Profit Group with $135B Microsoft Stake
    October 28, 2025, 2:54 PM EDT. OpenAI has reorganized into a nonprofit called the OpenAI Foundation and a for-profit entity called the OpenAI Group PBC. The nonprofit will hold a $130 billion stake in the for-profit arm as part of a shift to a public-benefit corporate structure. Microsoft, a long-time partner, now holds a reported $135 billion investment and a 32.5% stake on an as-converted basis in OpenAI Group PBC. The move aims to advance safe, beneficial AI and broad access, following regulatory discussions with state attorneys general and a transition from a capped-profit model. The Foundation also plans to invest about $25 billion across health breakthroughs, cures, and AI resilience, while the Group pursues scientific discovery with Microsoft.
  • PayPal Brings Direct Checkout to ChatGPT Through OpenAI's ACP
    October 28, 2025, 2:52 PM EDT. PayPal is partnering with OpenAI to bring its digital wallet to ChatGPT via the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP), enabling Instant Checkout and in-chat payments. Users can pay with PayPal balances, bank accounts or cards, and merchants can process transactions directly within the chat. A launch date hasn't been announced, but a rollout is expected soon. The move accelerates AI-driven shopping on ChatGPT and follows recent retailer deals that have energized markets. In 2026, PayPal plans to use ACP to surface product catalogs from brands in ChatGPT commerce, and it is expanding ChatGPT Enterprise access for its 24,000+ employees.
  • Cisco and NVIDIA Expand AI Networking with Silicon One and Spectrum-X
    October 28, 2025, 2:50 PM EDT. Cisco and NVIDIA unveil three milestones reinforcing their AI data center partnership: a Cisco Cloud Reference Architecture built on Cisco Silicon One with an NVIDIA Spectrum-X add-on license, enabling adaptive routing and end-to-end congestion management on Cisco Nexus 9300 switches and NVIDIA SuperNICs; a Cisco NVIDIA Cloud Partner (NCP)-compliant Reference Architecture using NVIDIA Spectrum-X silicon in the Cisco N9100 Series with early orderability in November 2025 and 51.2 Tbps bandwidth; and the November 2025 orderability of Cisco Nexus Hyperfabric AI. The collaboration broadens silicon choices, supports scalable AI workloads, and simplifies management via the Cisco Nexus Dashboard, with options for NX-OS or SONiC.
  • Nvidia teams up with Goldman-backed startup to tackle a major pain point in AI adoption
    October 28, 2025, 2:48 PM EDT. Nvidia has joined forces with a Goldman-backed startup to address a key obstacle slowing AI uptake. The partnership signals a broader industry push to simplify deployment, reduce costs, improve scalability, and strengthen governance around AI systems. By combining Nvidia's hardware and software ecosystem with the startup's innovative approach, the deal aims to accelerate adoption while mitigating friction from data integration, security, and operational complexity.
  • FCC gains power to retroactively ban gadgets from security-risk companies, targeting DJI drones
    October 28, 2025, 2:46 PM EDT. The FCC voted 3-0 to empower itself to retroactively ban gadgets and radio components from companies on its Covered List under the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act. The change closes loopholes to shield US networks from backdoors in telecom gear, and could allow the administration to block Chinese consumer electronics, starting with DJI drones. Beginning December 23, new DJI products could be banned from import unless a national security agency certifies they pose no risk. Import bans apply case-by-case, product-by-product, while the FCC says existing devices won't be pulled. The decision currently lacks an active government audit into DJI, drawing attention to regulatory timing, national security concerns, and the potential for broader tech bans on the open airwaves.