Here’s what’s new from the past day across the platforms and companies we follow. Each item links to a full write-up with context and the original source.
Tesla
- Tesla Q3 2026 Results: Flat $28.05 Billion Revenue, Margins Rebound, Profit Falls 43%: Revenue was flat at $28.05 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $0.48 beat the $0.45 consensus, but GAAP net income fell 43% to $787 million as AI and Optimus spending climbed.
- Tesla’s Q3 Call: Cybercab Heads to Dallas, Optimus Sales Late 2027, Capex Cut to About $20 Billion: Management lowered 2026 capex guidance to about $20 billion, said Cybercab goes to Dallas next, and pointed to late 2027 for the first Optimus deliveries to outside customers.
SpaceX
- Space Force Gets No Bids for Three Launches as SpaceX Phases Out Falcon 9: Politico reports SpaceX passed on three National Security Space Launch missions, two of them for the Space Development Agency, and no other company bid either.
- FCC Approves SpaceX’s Purchase of Tristar AWS-3 Licenses for Starlink Mobile: The FCC let SpaceX take over three unused AWS-3 uplink licenses covering 62 counties in eight states, swapping tower buildout rules for satellite performance milestones.
Red Hat
- Red Hat Opens an APAC AI Centre of Excellence in Singapore and Signs a DSTA Pact: Backed by Singapore’s Economic Development Board, the new centre will help regional customers move AI from pilots into production and work with the Defence Science and Technology Agency.
No new non-security news turned up today for Oracle Solaris 11, FreeBSD, AlmaLinux or SUSE.