Tech updates: Arm servers, AI drones, Tesla robotaxi, cyber alerts

Hey folks, let’s break down today’s tech headlines. First up, Arm has rolled out its Neoverse CSS N4 Ranger, a server chip that can cram up to 128 cores on a single die. That’s a big jump for data‑center workloads. Meanwhile, MediaTek is keeping the budget phone market moving with its Helio G99+ that adds LPDDR5X support. In China, we saw Vivo drop its X500 flagship line, and just before Apple’s fall event, Huawei and Xiaomi launched new foldable phones. Switching gears, Germany has supplied over five thousand AI‑guided drones to Ukraine, each boasting a 1,500‑kilometre range and counter‑electronic‑warfare tech. Russia’s NtechLab is using neural nets to spot criminals in Krasnodar. Tesla’s Cybercab, a wheel‑less robotaxi, hit streets in Austin, sparking a safety probe. And from Norway, Isar Aerospace launched its Spectrum rocket into orbit, marking the first continental European private launch. On the security front, ConnectWise alerts us to a file‑transfer flaw in ScreenConnect with no patch yet, while a data breach at German classifieds Kleinanzeigen exposed user info through an API, raising phishing concerns. That’s the roundup—keep your systems patched and stay tuned for more updates. Thanks for listening.