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- 1Anthropic emerges as SpaceX's largest single customer●Anthropic is SpaceX's largest single customer, a person familiar with the matter has said, accounting for more than a th
A person familiar with the matter says Anthropic accounted for more than a third of SpaceX's revenue in the third quarter, making the AI company Elon Musk's rocket firm's largest single customer. The disclosure highlights how AI companies have become major buyers of satellite connectivity and launch services, underscoring the growing overlap between the artificial intelligence and space industries.
- 2Former UK minister Bim Afolami launches AI insurance startup i23●Former UK government minister Bim Afolami has launched an AI insurance startup called i23 with Anand Sambasivan. The sta
Former UK government minister Bim Afolami has co-founded an AI insurance startup called i23 together with Anand Sambasivan. The company has reportedly raised close to £5 million in seed funding to build out its technology. The move marks a notable career shift from politics into the UK's growing insurtech and artificial intelligence sector.
- 3Five children killed in Sudan as humanitarian crises deepen●World News in Brief: 5 children killed in Sudan, Haiti hunger emergency, Yemen war update
Five children have been killed in Sudan, according to a UN news roundup that also highlights a growing hunger emergency in Haiti and the latest developments in Yemen's war. The brief underscores how multiple crises are intensifying at once, with children bearing the brunt of conflict in Sudan and famine-level hunger spreading in Haiti.
- 4Netanyahu's Coalition Falls Short as Iran Diplomacy Gathers Pace●Watch Netanyahu Bloc Falls Short as Iran Diplomacy Picks Up Across the Region
Benjamin Netanyahu's governing bloc has fallen short in Israel, just as diplomatic efforts involving Iran intensify across the Middle East. The overlap of domestic political weakness in Jerusalem with a broader regional push toward talks with Tehran is drawing attention, with observers weighing how the shift could affect negotiations and Israel's stance in the emerging diplomatic landscape.