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Oct 13, 2026, 7:19 AM

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French Supermarket Cyberattack

Hackers targeted hundreds of French supermarkets, overheating refrigeration systems and spoiling food.

WHAT'S CONFIRMED

  • ▸Hundreds of French supermarkets were targeted in an overnight cyberattack. — CNBC Tech, BBC Business
  • ▸The attack spoiled significant quantities of fresh and frozen food. — BBC Business, DW

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

  • ▸Spoiled food was estimated to be worth millions of euros. — BBC Business
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UnitedHealth Group Q3 Earnings

UnitedHealth Group reported third-quarter net income above $4 billion and raised 2026 profit outlook.

WHAT'S CONFIRMED

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

  • ▸UnitedHealth raised 2026 adjusted earnings guidance to at least $20.50 per share from $19.50-$20.00. — CNBC
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Semiconductor Stock Selloff

A US semiconductor selloff spread to Asian and European markets on Tuesday, October 13.

WHAT'S CONFIRMED

  • ▸A US semiconductor selloff spilled into Asian and European markets. — CNBC Tech, Forbes

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

  • ▸The selloff wiped an estimated $5.5 billion off SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son's fortune. — Forbes
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Microsoft Maia AI Chip

Microsoft revealed its Maia custom AI chip and plans to reduce dependence on Nvidia.

WHAT'S CONFIRMED

  • ▸Microsoft will increasingly rely on homegrown chips to reduce Nvidia dependence. — CNBC Tech, Axios

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

  • ▸Microsoft unveiled Maia 300 and will deploy it in 2027 as primary inference system. — Axios
  • ▸Maia 300 will deliver 40% more AI tokens per megawatt than leading GPU systems. — Axios
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TFG London Cybersecurity Incident

TFG London, owner of Phase Eight and Hobbs, disclosed a cybersecurity incident identified Sunday.

WHAT'S REPORTED

  • ▸TFG London identified a cybersecurity incident on Sunday and apologised to customers. — BBC Technology