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New Zealand Electoral Commission data: opposition Labour leads popular vote, but ruling National forms coalition with 24% counted

Data from New Zealand electoral commission: Ruling National party may form coalition with 20% of votes counted

Data from New Zealand electoral commission shows ruling National-led coalition likely to return to power with 10.9% of votes counted

New Zealand opposition lawmaker McNulty: National Party support exceeds expectations

‘Another Failure For Tesla’: Ross Gerber Slams Elon Musk Amid Cybertruck Shutdown Plans, Gary Black Calls It a ‘Missed Opportunity’. On Friday, Tesla Inc. TSLA drew criticism from investor Ross Gerber after Elon Musk announced plans to wind down Cybertruck production. Ross Gerber Calls Cybertruck Another Tesla Failure Gerber, co-founder, president, and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management , took to X to criticize Tesla following Musk’s announcement. “Another failure for Tesla and Elon,” Gerber wrote, arguing that the company is struggling as an electric vehicle manufacturer and questioning whether its autonomous-driving ambitions can succeed. He also took aim at Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology, saying it is “not even close to safe enough yet for Cybercab to scale.” Gerber also questioned the potential profitability of Tesla’s robotaxi business, concluding bluntly: “Tesla is cooked.” Ross Gerber @GerberKawasaki Another failure for tesla and Elon. Not surprising to end the cybertruck. Basically tesla is not an EV company and sells only one model. Yet FSD is not even close to safe enough yet for cybercab to scale and that businesses economics are not so good… tesla is cooked. $TSLA https://t.co/1eSmrByTBe Nov 06, 2026 Gary Black Flags Tesla’s Missed Pickup Opportunity Investor Gary Black also criticized Tesla for missing an opportunity to develop a more conventional-looking electric pickup modeled after the refreshed Model Y. He argued that such a vehicle could have helped Tesla tap into the global pickup market, which sells an estimated 6 million to 7 million units annually, without significantly cannibalizing its existing lineup. “Such a missed opportunity,” Black wrote on X, arguing that Tesla’s failure to pursue the strategy reflects a broader lack of strategic marketing expertise. He also referenced his June 2025 analysis, which estimated that Cybertruck deliveries for fiscal 2025 were on track to reach just around 20,000 units. Gary Black @garyblack00 Such a missed opportunity. Many of us who have been product managers have argued for years that $TSLA needs a conventional-looking pickup with a front end that looks like Model Y and priced at parity with Model Y to capitalize on the fast growing pickup segment. The lack of… https://t.co/6RuaKvLbJp Nov 06, 2026 Musk Shifts Focus From Cybertruck to Cybercab Musk said that Tesla would wind down Cybertruck production at its Gigafactory Texas facility around mid-2027 to free up capacity for increased Cybercab manufacturing. In a separate post, Musk shared an image of the astronaut dummy placed inside his personal Tesla Roadster, which was launched into space aboard SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket during its 2018 test flight. Cybertruck Sales Fall Short of Musk’s Ambitions Unveiled in 2019, the Cybertruck was initially expected to enter production in 2021 but faced multiple delays before deliveries began in November 2023. Musk had targeted annual production of 250,000 units. However, estimates suggest Tesla sold just 7,000 to 8,000 Cybertrucks in the third quarter of 2026, translating to an annualized pace of roughly 28,000 to 32,000 units. Tesla has also halted Cybertruck sales in Australia and New Zealand, while critics have urged the company to consider a more conventional pickup design. The vehicle faces competition from Ford Motor Co. F , General Motors Co.’s GM Chevrolet Silverado EV and Slate’s upcoming $25,000 electric pickup. Price Action: Tesla shares closed at $358.22 on Friday, up 4.23%, according to Benzinga Pro. According to Benzinga Edge Stock Rankings , Tesla ranks in the 45th percentile for Quality, with its price trends remaining negative across the short, medium and long term.

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New Zealand election commission data: centrist opportunity party to cross threshold with 1.9% of votes counted

Musk Says We Are Still Building Cybertruck For Another 8 Or 9 Months. MUSK: WE ARE STILL BUILDING CYBERTRUCK FOR ANOTHER 8 OR 9 MONTHS, BUT THEN TESLA NEEDS TO FOCUS ON SCALING CYBERCAB

New Zealand Electoral Commission data: ruling National at 30.81%, opposition Labour on 29.88% with 1.6% of votes counted

Microsoft Reportedly Looks to Cut Reliance on Some Neocloud Partners, Plans to Prioritize Its Own Data Centers. Microsoft Corp. MSFT is reportedly scaling back its reliance on third-party AI cloud providers, putting its own data centers first in a move that raises fresh questions for the debt-heavy neocloud sector. Microsoft is still evaluating which neoclouds to drop, CNBC reported on Friday, citing two people familiar with the matter. Neoclouds are specialized cloud service providers that rent out graphics processing units (GPUs), the chips powering AI workloads. Microsoft wants to prioritize its own data center footprint. Two people said Microsoft opted not to renew a deal with Oracle Corp. ORCL , according to the report. Microsoft did not immediately respond to Benzinga ’s request for comment. Neocloud Stocks Under Strain Shares of CoreWeave Inc. CRWV , Nebius Group N.V. NBIS and IREN Ltd. IREN are each down roughly 45% over the past month, even after rallying Friday. Rising rates have fueled fears that the firms rely too heavily on debt. Concerns about data center expansion also grew after a Democratic midterm sweep. Microsoft turned to neoclouds after ChatGPT ’s 2022 launch sparked a surge in GPU demand. CoreWeave, which went public last year, said in a regulatory filing in March 2025 that Microsoft accounted for 62% of its 2024 revenue. Power Limits, Delays Hit Microsoft AI Buildout Microsoft has already walked away from an Nscale site in England. Darren Hardman , Microsoft’s U.K. and Ireland CEO, told CNBC in October the decision was tied to Nscale’s access to electricity. The Financial Times reported this week that Microsoft won’t renew an Nscale contract in Texas. CFO Amy Hood said in October that some GPU-related cloud contracts slipped to the first half of 2027, weighing on Azure growth. Capital expenditures and finance leases hit $45.2 billion last quarter. The Information reported that delays at IREN’s Childress, Texas, site led Microsoft to push back planned spending of about $5 billion. It is unclear how much of that gap IREN accounts for. IREN is building the site under a five-year contract worth about $9.7 billion. Satellite analysis by research firm Aterio points to possible delays at that site and at a Nebius project in Vineland, New Jersey, where about 140 megawatts could slip into 2027. IREN said Thursday it handed over capacity in August, but a customer-requested networking upgrade pushes it online to January or February. Iren’s AI revenue more than doubled to $200 million. The company expects about $15 billion in capital spending for its fiscal year ending June 30, 2027 and is still seeking financing for roughly $6 billion of it. Microsoft has a market capitalization of about $3.94 trillion. Over the past 52 weeks, its stock has traded as high as $559.15 and as low as $349.20.

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Environmental groups embrace AI, even as they warn of data center impacts. By Valerie Volcovici Environmental groups worldwide are using artificial intelligence to analyze climate data, track forest fires and count endangered wildlife – embracing a technology they also warn is driving a surge in electricity demand, water use and greenhouse-gas emissions. The contradiction is forcing these organizations to justify their AI use in carrying out missions to combat climate change or protect natural resources. "We recognize that AI can come with environmental costs, and we need to be thoughtful about how we use it," said Ali Swanson, AI lead at the US nonprofit Conservation International. "But at a time when the climate and biodiversity crises are becoming more urgent, AI can help us move faster and make better use of the information we're collecting." The group recently started using AI to assess hotspots detected by satellites and send real-time alerts to community forest patrols about potential wildfires in remote and environmentally sensitive parts of Cambodia. Reuters interviewed 15 major environmental, conservation and development organizations about their AI use. All said they used the technology in some form and expressed concern about the environmental impact of the data centers powering it. The centers, filled with servers, can require vast amounts of electricity, along with water for cooling. It's a global dilemma for individuals, governments and industries balancing AI's benefits with its enormous risks. The tradeoffs likely will grab attention at the UN's COP31 climate conference this month, when host Turkey will call on governments, businesses and other institutions to sign a pledge outlining principles to ensure AI is developed and deployed sustainably. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres wants major AI companies to publicly disclose their systems' environmental impacts. Researchers at the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health estimate the global data-center footprint could more than double by 2030, reaching a size about twice that of Jakarta, the Indonesian megalopolis. The International Energy Agency, meanwhile, estimates global data centers will consume about 945 terawatt-hours of electricity annually by 2030, producing the equivalent of more than 300 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. That's double current consumption and about equal to Japan's annual electricity use. The agency also projects that global data center water consumption will increase from about 560 billion liters (147.9 billion gallons) in 2023 to about 1.2 trillion liters (317 billion gallons) annually by 2030. Technology giants including Microsoft MSFT , Amazon AMZN and Alphabet's GOOG Google have reported rising emissions linked in part to data center expansion, raising questions about their ability to meet their own long-term climate goals. Amazon told Reuters its artificial-intelligence products were among the most sustainable due to the company's purchases of low-carbon energy and its efforts to use power and water efficiently. Microsoft and Google didn't respond to requests for comment. BREAKTHROUGHS ONCE THOUGHT IMPOSSIBLE Many of the organizations that spoke to Reuters believe AI's benefits currently outweigh its costs because the technology is enabling work that was previously difficult, expensive or impossible. Kenya's Save the Elephants, a partner of the Wildlife Conservation Network, said it is using machine learning to improve population surveys and study elephant communication. Frank Pope, the group's chief executive, said an aerial survey of Kenya's largest protected area last year generated roughly 200,000 images that took nine people nine months to review manually. AI models trained on Nvidia's GeForce graphics platforms can now complete similar analyses in hours. "The results have been eye-opening," Pope said. "We found that human surveys were missing about a third of the elephants, roughly half of zebras and giraffes, and three-quarters of oryx populations." More accurate wildlife data can help secure financing for conservation, he said. "Ultimately, these tools make nature measurable and therefore investable," he said. "That's a critical transformation, if we're going to conserve biodiversity at scale." At the institute founded by the late conservation icon Jane Goodall, researchers are using AI to digitize decades of field notes about chimpanzee behavior in Tanzania's Gombe National Park. The project was once expected to take 13-15 years because the records were written by hand using the local Kiha language and scientific shorthand. Thanks to a tool developed with Amazon Web Services, the notes can now be scanned, translated and structured in minutes, slashing the time needed to about two years, said Lilian Pintea, the Jane Goodall Institute's vice president of conservation science. During her lifetime, Pintea said, Goodall supported the use of AI to advance conservation science, provided people remained firmly in control of how it was used. "AI technology should be seen as tools which are human-centered," Pintea said. LIMITING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Some organizations are experimenting with ways to limit the environmental impact of their AI use. The World Resources Institute (WRI), a research group that uses AI to accelerate its climate and environmental analyses, said it limits resource-intensive applications such as generating videos and images, while caching AI query results so identical searches don't need to be reprocessed. The US-based Nature Conservancy has adopted a similar approach. It uses AI to analyze video captured on commercial fishing vessels for information on how many fish of different species they catch. But instead of uploading huge numbers of videos to centralized data centers, it has installed AI-powered digital cameras to process information aboard the vessels, reducing energy use and data-transfer requirements, said Vienna Saccomanno, a senior scientist at the organization. "It takes a lot of engineering to make computation on the edge possible," she said. "This was worth it to reduce both our carbon footprint and deliver these sustainability insights." Greenpeace International said it, too, uses some AI tools, mainly because software platforms it relies upon include AI features. It's imposing internal guidelines emphasizing transparency, human oversight and "intentional" AI use, the group said. But it would prefer to sidestep the technology due to its environmental impacts and is pushing back hard on the data center buildout. "While other organizations are asking how to use AI responsibly, Greenpeace is asking whether it's necessary to build all these massive data centers in the first place," said Katrin Xueying Wu, a climate and energy campaigner with the organization. Other groups now see AI as vital to effective environmental activism. "It's our job to save the planet. If we can do that more effectively and efficiently with the limited resources we've got by using AI, then we have to seriously engage in that possibility," said Stuart Butchart, chief scientist at UK-based BirdLife International. "If we don't do it, then we're sort of being derelict in our duty."

Moscow Turns to Arctic Sea Routes to Protect Metal Exports From Ukrainian Strikes - FT

Scottish Authorities Examine Potential Seizure of Sanjeev Gupta's Corporate Assets - FT

【最新内容：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-07T05:39:00.000Z】 After all this spending, there is still no sign of AI in the productivity numbers, per Apollo Read more: [链接预览] Apollo: No Sign AI Is Boosting Overall US Productivity Despite Record Spending 【回复上下文：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-05T12:37:00.000Z】 "There’s still no sign of AI boosting overall US productivity," per Apollo

Burnham's Decade-Long Plan Transitions Into a Broader Policy Framework - FT

UK Rules Out Slowing AI Ambitions Amid Rising US Backlash, Growth Minister Says - FT

China Set to Limit Application of Controversial Detention and Surveillance Measures - SCMP

Elon Musk Touts Terafab's Ambitious Goal to Cut Chip Development Time From a Year to a Month: ‘If You Want to Iterate Fast...’. Tesla Inc. TSLA and Space Exploration Technologies Corp. SPCX CEO Elon Musk said a research chip fab being built in Austin, Texas, may cut to a month what "would normally take a year." Musk shared a clip of his Friday conversation with Ron Baron at the 33rd Annual Baron Investment Conference, and said on X, "If you want to iterate fast with radically new chip designs, join the Terafab project!" Terafab is a joint chipmaking project between SpaceX and Tesla. Elon Musk @elonmusk If you want to iterate fast with radically new chip designs, join the Terafab project! https://t.co/jYy41yWlUZ Nov 06, 2026 Musk on the Austin Fab and Faster Iteration In the video, Musk said, "We’re building a research chip fab in Texas, just in Austin, at Gigafactory Texas." The fab would have "the ability to do logic, memory, packaging, and do the lithography" under one roof, he said, so the team can design new chips and test the whole chip with "a very fast iteration cycle." "Something that would normally take a year, I think we may be able to reduce to a month," Musk said. Musk on U.S. Reliance on Asia for Chips Musk said Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. TSM and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. SSNLF are building fabs in the U.S., but that the amount of chip fabrication in America is "very small" relative to Asia. Even counting every announced U.S. fab under best-case assumptions, he said, the total would be on the order of 10% of what is made in Asia. Musk said his concern is that Asia, where chip production is overwhelmingly concentrated, carries geopolitical risk, and that "that risk may come to fruition at some point." If the U.S. does not have all the pieces necessary to build chips at scale, he said, "we may not have any chips at all or very few." He added that, even setting geopolitical crises aside, "the rate at which we’re making chips is simply too slow." Terafab Production Timeline and an Analyst’s View In October, on SpaceX’s third-quarter 2026 earnings call, Musk said Terafab aims for volume production at its main Texas site in the third or fourth quarter of 2028. He called that an "aspiration" and described the dates as "very aggressive." He said the company aims to have a test chip working around May or June of next year at its research fab in Austin. On Tesla’s third-quarter 2026 earnings call, Musk said the Austin research fab was "progressing quickly." Machinery commissioning would begin in the first half of next year, he said, and the first test chip, around May or June, would be made "just to see if we can make any chip at all." Jay Goldberg , senior semiconductor analyst at Seaport Research Partners, said in an interview in October that commercially significant output from Terafab may not arrive until 2030. Goldberg said he had spoken with someone receiving Terafab equipment orders, and that the first small batch he knows about appears unlikely to arrive until 2028. In his view, that batch would be enough to train workers and learn the manufacturing process, but not to run a commercial factory. "I think he can do it faster than anyone else can. I don’t think he can do it fast," Goldberg said.

Ukraine Announces Large-Scale Operation Targeting Russian Regions, Including Saratov Refinery

European Authorities Investigate Potential Russian Role in Bomb Threat Campaigns - FT

China Voices 'Serious Concern' Over US Sanctions Ahead of Xi-Trump APEC Meeting: SCMP

Houthi Cruise Missile Targeting Riyadh Intercepted by Saudi-Led Coalition

Saudi-led coalition: intercepted and destroyed Houthi cruise missile targeted at Riyadh

Britain preparing to host Volodymyr Zelenskiy for state visit next year: FT

Trump Confirms Further US Strikes on Iran Amid Political Fallout From Midterm Elections - SCMP

【最新内容：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-07T05:02:00.000Z】 The first name on resignation watch after the midterm defeat is the Secretary of State himself, per The Independent. Read more: [链接预览] Marco Rubio Discussing Resignation With White House Officials After Midterm Losses, Bloomberg... 【回复上下文：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-05T15:20:52.000Z】 BREAKING: Marco Rubio is reportedly on "resignation watch" after GOP midterms defeat, per the Independent

US Treasury Unveils Fresh Sanctions Targeting Iran - RTRS

Trump Expresses Confidence in Stephen Miller's Ability to Deliver

Trump Reveals Decision to Make a Change

Trump Wants Stephen Miller to Ensure Smooth Operations in Chief of Staff Role

Chinese EV brands Seres and Li Auto step up expansion into European markets.

China sends four satellites into orbit aboard a CERES-2 Y3 carrier rocket on Saturday.

Trump Pledges to Host the World's Largest Air Show in America - RTRS

Iran Weathering The Storm, But Saudi Arabia Is Sinking

Canada's Unemployment Rate Rises to 6.7% Following Loss of 4,700 Jobs in October: CNBC

Anthropic Prepares to Kick Off IPO Roadshow Next Week, Report Says

Trump's 'Doomsday Plane' Left Nebraska And Flew East Across America - Nobody Is Saying Why

Iran's Tasnim Reports Possible Missile Attack on Qeshm Island, Cites Initial Reports

Cyprus Secures 'A' Rating as Fitch Upgrades Sovereign Credit Rating

Gold analysis: Buyers keep defending $4,040. Is $4,140 the next target?

Hong Kong Legislative Council condemns foreign governments’ criticism of court ruling on Joshua Wong

Fitch Says Cyprus Rating Upgrade Driven by Solid Fiscal Position and Declining Public Debt

Greece Retains 'BBB' Rating as Fitch Keeps Outlook Stable

【最新内容：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-07T04:04:00.000Z】 Massie just put a promise on the record: with the new House seated, he says the Epstein transparency act gets signed this time. Read more: [链接预览] Rep. Thomas Massie Says Epstein Transparency Act Will Be Signed Now With the New House 【回复上下文：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-05T17:21:00.000Z】 BREAKING: Thomas Massie says he will get the Epstein transparency act signed now with new House.

China Indicts Former Politburo Member In Widening Purges

Berlin Retains Top 'AAA' Rating as Fitch Keeps Outlook Stable

Fitch Says Cyprus Economy Recovering Rapidly Despite Earlier Weak Sentiment Amid Middle East Crisis

Iranian State Media Reports Two Blasts Near Suza on Qeshm Island, No Casualties

【最新内容：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-07T03:47:00.000Z】 California just rewrote the down payment: voters approved a program letting buyers take newly built homes at 3 percent down instead of 20. Read more: [链接预览] California Approves Homebuying Assistance Program Allowing 3 Percent Down on Newly Built Homes, NYP... 【回复上下文：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-05T18:19:00.000Z】 BREAKING: Californians have approved a new homebuying assistance program that will let people purchase newly built homes with just 3% down instead of the standard 20%, per NYP