2026-10-11

According to the Financial Times, NVIDIA is in early-stage talks to acquire US startup Reflection AI or increase its investment, people familiar with the matter said. Reflection AI develops open-weight models. Talks could take multiple forms, including a talent acquisition — hiring staff and licensing technology — to avoid lengthy regulatory review. NVIDIA is already one of Reflection’s largest shareholders and could instead deepen ties via further equity or by supplying more chips and compute.

According to the Financial Times, NVIDIA is in early-stage talks to acquire US startup Reflection AI or increase its investment, people familiar with the matter said. Reflection AI develops open-weight models. Talks could take multiple forms, including a talent acquisition — hiring staff and licensing technology — to avoid lengthy regulatory review. NVIDIA is already one of Reflection’s largest shareholders and could instead deepen ties via further equity or by supplying more chips and compute. People said a deal could be reached within weeks. Reflection was valued at $25 bln in a March funding round.

2026-10-11

The Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter, reports NVIDIA (NVDA.O) is in early-stage talks to acquire Reflection AI, a US developer of open-weight models, or to increase its investment; negotiations are at an early stage and any transaction could take multiple forms.

The Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter, reports NVIDIA (NVDA.O) is in early-stage talks to acquire Reflection AI, a US developer of open-weight models, or to increase its investment; negotiations are at an early stage and any transaction could take multiple forms.

2026-10-11

據英國金融時報：知情人士透露，英偉達(NVDA.O)正就收購美國開放權重模型開發商Reflection AI或進一步加大對其投資展開談判。談判仍處於初期階段，交易可能採取多種形式。

據英國金融時報：知情人士透露，英偉達(NVDA.O)正就收購美國開放權重模型開發商Reflection AI或進一步加大對其投資展開談判。談判仍處於初期階段，交易可能採取多種形式。

2026-10-11

On the 10th Houthi forces said they are willing to take reciprocal measures with Saudi Arabia to avoid drawing airports, seaports and other humanitarian facilities into escalating military confrontation, Masirah TV (controlled by the group) reported. The group said it would push parties to avoid attacking such facilities and would designate airports and seaports as priority protected sites, and accused Saudi forces of striking Sana'a international airport on July 13, which it said ended a prior

On the 10th Houthi forces said they are willing to take reciprocal measures with Saudi Arabia to avoid drawing airports, seaports and other humanitarian facilities into escalating military confrontation, Masirah TV (controlled by the group) reported. The group said it would push parties to avoid attacking such facilities and would designate airports and seaports as priority protected sites, and accused Saudi forces of striking Sana'a international airport on July 13, which it said ended a prior period of accommodation. The Houthis said they do not accept Saudi troop presence in Yemen. In recent days the group has carried out multiple attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities. The Saudi-led coalition said it is conducting large-scale operations to degrade Houthi military capabilities, dismantle its ballistic missile network and provide round-the-clock air support to Yemeni government forces.

2026-10-11

據阿拉伯衛星電視臺：一名俄羅斯官員表示，特朗普呼籲烏克蘭總統澤連斯基下臺的言論具有歷史性和關鍵性意義。

據阿拉伯衛星電視臺：一名俄羅斯官員表示，特朗普呼籲烏克蘭總統澤連斯基下臺的言論具有歷史性和關鍵性意義。

2026-10-11

The Pentagon has revised upward the number of US service members who died in Iran-related military operations in the Middle East to 21, the Washington Post reports, after adding two non-combat deaths to its Defense Casualty Analysis System. The newly included cases are Army National Guard Maj. Saufley Davious, 46, who died in Kuwait on March 6, and an unnamed Navy service member who died by suicide in September. The Post last month cited US officials saying fatalities exceeded the Pentagon’s pub

The Pentagon has revised upward the number of US service members who died in Iran-related military operations in the Middle East to 21, the Washington Post reports, after adding two non-combat deaths to its Defense Casualty Analysis System. The newly included cases are Army National Guard Maj. Saufley Davious, 46, who died in Kuwait on March 6, and an unnamed Navy service member who died by suicide in September. The Post last month cited US officials saying fatalities exceeded the Pentagon’s published totals; Defense Secretary Hegseth at the time called that reporting “a complete lie.”