Tech News Roundup: November 2, 2026
Today’s roundup: SpaceX reportedly eyes Boost Mobile, Tesla Robotaxi launches in Fort Worth and Cybercab tours Europe, RHACM 2.17 adds an MCP server, SUSE cuts 10% of staff, and AlmaLinux moves its Vagrant boxes.
Today’s roundup: SpaceX reportedly eyes Boost Mobile, Tesla Robotaxi launches in Fort Worth and Cybercab tours Europe, RHACM 2.17 adds an MCP server, SUSE cuts 10% of staff, and AlmaLinux moves its Vagrant boxes.
SpaceX has held talks with EchoStar about buying Boost Mobile or gaining access to its network, giving Starlink Mobile a possible path into the U.S. wireless market.
Today’s roundup: Sen. Padilla seeks an inquiry into the Ukraine Starlink outage, Tesla’s 2026.38.6 update takes Grok out of beta, Robotaxi runs until 2 a.m., and Italy backs EU approval of Tesla Assisted Driving.
Sen. Alex Padilla says Musk’s own posts and an Atlantic report about an upgraded contract justify an inquiry into October’s Starlink and Starshield slowdowns in Ukraine.
Today’s roundup: SpaceX, Tesla news from the past day, with links to full write-ups.
SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell says more than 2 million of her and her husband’s SpaceX shares are moving to escrow for distribution to eligible children’s Trump Accounts in December.
The Starlink 15-18 mission from Vandenberg was the 700th Falcon 9 launch, and booster B1093 landed on its 18th flight.
Today’s roundup: SpaceX, Tesla, Red Hat news from the past day, with links to full write-ups.
Starlink is rolling out quarterly dynamic pricing for Residential plans in select US areas, with some Missouri customers seeing Residential Max rise to $156 while other towns get cheaper rates.
The FCC voted 3-0 to propose a 25 MHz mid-band auction and to make another 482 MHz available for satellite direct-to-device service, moves seen as most likely to help SpaceX.