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.
Reuters reports Tesla registrations rose 248% in Sweden, 131% in Norway and 34% in Denmark in October, extending its recovery in the region.
Tesla Europe announced a Cybercab display tour with 12 stops in nine countries, from Auto Zürich on November 5 through mid-January.
Tesla’s Robotaxi service began fully unsupervised rides in Fort Worth on November 2, a city that wasn’t on any of Tesla’s announced expansion lists.
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.
Italian infrastructure minister Matteo Salvini says Italy supports a swift EU-wide approval of Tesla Assisted Driving, though Italy itself has not approved the feature.
Tesla’s Robotaxi service now operates from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m., and riders get Calm Mode, a rear camera view, trip sharing and Grok in Model Y robotaxis.
Tesla’s 2026.38.6 update drops the beta label from Grok and adds Supercharger site maps with live stall status, dynamic headlight leveling and Set Arrival Energy.
Today’s roundup: SpaceX, Tesla news from the past day, with links to full write-ups.
Tesla’s new U.S. referral program rewards FSD (Supervised) owners and subscribers with a free month or a $99 credit, while the old vehicle referral rewards are gone.