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  • X Login Outages: Verification Loops and YubiKey 2FA Re-enrollment Ahead of November 10
    November 13, 2025, 1:18 PM EST. X users are grappling with a login outage affecting the app and website, triggering an endless verification loop. Some accounts are asked to re-enroll their YubiKey as their 2FA method, with a deadline of November 10 to avoid being locked out. While most users remain unaffected, outages are being monitored by DownDetector, and reports from Windows Central suggest engineers are reverting recent changes to restore service. Tech outlets note the issue could relate to X potentially using a new domain. If you're still signed in, you can re-enroll by going to Settings > Security and choosing Two-factor authentication > Security key.
  • UBS Waves the Bull Flag on Nvidia Stock: $235 Target, 22% Upside
    November 13, 2025, 1:16 PM EST. UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri is waving a bull flag on NVIDIA (NVDA) as the AI-chip titan extends its year-to-date gains. NVDA has jumped about 43% in 2024 on surging AI infrastructure demand and leadership in data-center hardware. Arcuri's model pins Q3 revenue around $56B and Q4 near $63-64B, with a potential upgrade to roughly $66B for Q4 and gross margins in the mid-70s through 2026. He notes more than $5B headroom given current production/inventory and highlights a backlog that could limit surprise gains after GTC. The call is likely to focus on AI deployment pace and customer concentration, with a Buy rating and a $235 target implying about 22% upside from current levels.
  • Vanka Acquires Fluxoid AI to Power Autonomous Company OS with Precision AI
    November 13, 2025, 1:14 PM EST. Vanka Inc. today announced the acquisition of Fluxoid AI, bringing precision AI retrieval and product-specific intelligence to its autonomous company OS. Satoshi Kataoka, Fluxoid's CEO and Co-Founder, joins Vanka as Technical Co-Founder and CTO. Fluxoid's cognitive navigation-based multimodal retrieval and Product Data AI enable ground-truth, domain-specific knowledge and fine-grained updates, addressing contextual drift and hallucination. The move strengthens Vanka's ability to generate enterprise-grade strategy and execution plans while maintaining 98% operational automation. Satoshi notes that grounding AI in a company's knowledge stack delivers reliability at scale. By combining Fluxoid's technology with Vanka's platform, founders can launch businesses in hours, with AI acting as a virtual co-founder across industries from aviation to healthcare.
  • Japan Tests Wireless Charging While Driving at Japan Mobility Show
    November 13, 2025, 1:10 PM EST. At the Japan Mobility Show, Japan's EV scene highlighted a bold next step: wireless charging while driving. DENSO demonstrated an onboard receiver that, during a 50-hour test covering 500 km, left the battery virtually unchanged, fueling optimism that vehicles could run indefinitely with road-embedded power. Meanwhile, Taisei Corporation is embedding transmitters more than 100 mm beneath road surfaces to withstand durability and maintenance challenges, and has tested a 60 km/h pass with a 66% power transmission efficiency. If scalable, this technology could ease range anxiety by delivering energy on the move, reducing the need for larger batteries and heavy metals, while shifting infrastructure toward long-lasting, highway-grade power roads. Still, questions remain about cost, reliability, and standardization.
  • Poll: Who Benefits From AI - Everyone, Learners, Billionaires, or AI Itself?
    November 13, 2025, 1:08 PM EST. Poll: Who benefits from AI? A snapshot from Pollz with four viewpoints: that AI will help all of humanity; that those who learn to wield AI will be more productive; that a handful of billionaires owning server farms will profit; and that AI itself may be the ultimate beneficiary. The 292 votes reflect a spectrum of optimism and suspicion about automation, productivity gains, and power concentration. The poll invites readers to weigh whether AI spreads benefits broadly or concentrates control in tech capital. The piece reminds us of the broader policy questions around access, training, and governance.