The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee will hold a confirmation hearing on Nov. 10 for Federal Communications Commission commissioner nominee Tuman.

AMD (AMD.O) CEO expects data-center revenue growth to accelerate in Q4 and full-year data-center revenue to more than double versus 2025.

The New York Times, citing US officials, reports the US is negotiating a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) with Venezuela to create a legal framework for a long-term US troop presence. Talks are being led by Secretary of State Rubio; the size and locations of any forces would be set in subsequent agreements. The State Department says the SOFA is intended to provide legal cover for military cooperation, training, exercises and humanitarian assistance. US officials hope to expand security cooperation but have not discussed establishing military bases. Negotiations face domestic anti‑US factions and political opposition in Venezuela, and US‑Venezuela talks are also covering political reconciliation, future elections and the release of political prisoners.