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Supermicro to Build SambaNova SN50 Inference Racks That Pair RDUs With Nvidia GPUs

A hand holds a SambaNova SN50 chip, showing its labeled Cerulean processor package.

SambaNova announced on Tuesday, November 3, that Supermicro is entering into a strategic collaboration to build and sell artificial intelligence inference systems powered in part by SambaNova chips. The initial plan covers 10,000 SN50 Reconfigurable Dataflow Unit chips, and the systems will combine those RDUs with Nvidia graphics processing units in a disaggregated design.

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Google Warns LLMjacking Attacks Are Costing Enterprises Up to 1 Million Dollars in Cloud Charges

Aerial photograph of the Google data center in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Attackers who steal an enterprise's access to large language models can run up more than 100,000 dollars in fraudulent cloud charges in a single day, and cumulative charges at some organizations have reached 1 million dollars before the access was revoked, Google warned on Monday.

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Nvidia Tells Cloud Partners to Keep China Below Half of New Business, Report Says

A photograph of the Nvidia logo sign in green and white on a dark wall.

Nvidia has told its data center and cloud partners around the world to keep Chinese customers below half of their new business, according to a Financial Times report published on Tuesday, November 3. Citing five people with knowledge of the matter, the report said partners must sell at least 51 percent of their services to non-Chinese companies, which caps the Chinese share at 49 percent.

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Max-Severity Node-RED Flaw in Siemens Gateways Exploited to Drop Linux Bot

A Siemens SIMATIC industrial IoT gateway showing its Ethernet, USB and serial ports.

Attackers are exploiting a maximum-severity vulnerability in Node-RED, the flow-based programming tool widely used in industrial control and operational technology environments, to download and run a Linux bot. Researchers at VulnCheck said one of their canary systems caught the exploitation on October 30, 2026, and they warned about it in an advisory on Monday, November 2.

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CoreWeave Brings CrowdStrike Falcon Protection to Production AI Workloads

Rows of GPU server racks with dense cabling in a CoreWeave AI data center hall.

CrowdStrike and CoreWeave announced an expanded strategic partnership on November 2, 2026, at Fal.Con Europe in Barcelona, bringing CrowdStrike Falcon platform protection and round-the-clock managed security expertise to customers running mission-critical AI workloads on CoreWeave's cloud.

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Marvell to Buy Lumentum in 115 Billion Dollar All-Stock Deal to Lead AI Optical Connectivity

A Marvell optical interconnect module showing fiber strands connecting chips and ports inside data center hardware.

Marvell Technology announced on Monday, November 2, that it will acquire optical components maker Lumentum in an all-stock transaction with an implied enterprise value of 115 billion dollars, one of the biggest deals of 2026 and a direct challenge to Broadcom in AI data center hardware. The companies said they have entered a definitive agreement, unanimously approved by both boards.

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Malaysia Airlines Joins Amadeus Breach List as Airline Booking Data Exposure Widens

A Malaysia Airlines Airbus A330 in the airline's flag livery sits on the tarmac at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

Malaysia Airlines said on Sunday that some of its customer information may have been affected by a cybersecurity incident at Amadeus, the Spanish travel technology company that provides its reservation systems. The disclosure makes the Malaysian flag carrier the latest airline to warn passengers over the breach, and it underlines how a single compromised supplier can expose booking data across an entire industry.

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South Korea's Exports Nearly Double in October as AI Chip Shipments Jump 259 Percent

Aerial photograph of SK hynix's Icheon campus in South Korea, showing the M16 semiconductor fabrication plant and the company logo on a rooftop.

South Korea's exports nearly doubled in October, rising 93.7 percent from a year earlier to 115.28 billion dollars, according to trade data released on Sunday, November 1 by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources and reported by Reuters. It was the strongest monthly growth since January 1974, it beat September's 83.7 percent gain, and it came in slightly above the 93.2 percent median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists.

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CVSS 10.0 Flaw in Canonical LXD and MicroCloud Lets Attackers Impersonate Trusted Clients

Rows of illuminated server racks in a data center housing virtualization clusters.

Canonical has released fixed versions of LXD and MicroCloud after a critical flaw allowed an attacker to log in as a trusted client without holding that client's private key. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-112816, carries a maximum CVSS score of 10.0, and The Hacker News reported the details on November 1, 2026, citing Canonical's advisory.

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KPMG Says Impersonation, Not Hacking, Drove the 3 Million Euro Fraud at Capillary's Czech Unit

Open-plan office interior at Capillary Technologies in Bangalore, with rows of desks and colorful dividers.

Impersonation, not a technical break-in, most likely cost a Capillary Technologies subsidiary more than 3 million euros, according to a forensic report by KPMG that the company summarized in an exchange filing on Saturday, October 31. Capillary said the evidence was most consistent with an external payment-diversion fraud involving impersonation of a senior executive and an external lawyer, social engineering, a lookalike email domain, and communications through WhatsApp and personal email accounts.

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