In this episode of News Wrap, editorial director James Riley and editor Justin Hendry dig into the proposed Technology Prosperity Deal with the US, planned copyright reforms to force AI giants to pay creators and all the latest on the national AI plan.

This edition summarizes the news in Payments and Fintech for Oct 23, 2025. It is a short version (just a few minutes long). This episode is sponsored by PayKademy, the first business academy to learn Payments and Fintech at paykademy.com. This is the audio version of the newsletter we send by email every day. We hope you enjoyed it and see you tomorrow for our next edition or on our website at baypayforum.com.

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This edition summarizes the news in Payments and Fintech for Oct 22, 2025. It is a short version (just a few minutes long). This episode is sponsored by PayKademy, the first business academy to learn Payments and Fintech at paykademy.com. This is the audio version of the newsletter we send by email every day. We hope you enjoyed it and see you tomorrow for our next edition or on our website at baypayforum.com.

This edition summarizes the news in Payments and Fintech for Oct 21, 2025. It is a short version (just a few minutes long). This episode is sponsored by PayKademy, the first business academy to learn Payments and Fintech at paykademy.com. This is the audio version of the newsletter we send by email every day. We hope you enjoyed it and see you tomorrow for our next edition or on our website at baypayforum.com.

This is this week’s cyber news for October 27th through October 31st, 2025. The week opens with trusted update lanes under attack and an emergency fix to protect enterprise patching. A zero day in Oracle E-Business Suite put finance and supply-chain records at risk, while a fresh B I N D issue threatened cache poisoning across hundreds of thousands of resolvers. A live Chrome exploit tied to a surveillance vendor kept risk high for targeted users, and a rebuilt ransomware toolkit reappeared

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This edition summarizes the news in Payments and Fintech for Oct 20, 2025. It is a short version (just a few minutes long). This episode is sponsored by PayKademy, the first business academy to learn Payments and Fintech at paykademy.com. This is the audio version of the newsletter we send by email every day. We hope you enjoyed it and see you tomorrow for our next edition or on our website at baypayforum.com.

This is today’s cyber news for October 31st, 2025. Today’s brief opens with a polished LinkedIn “board invite” lure stealing Microsoft logins from finance leaders, then shifts to a one-click Chromium crash that can stall kiosks and call floors. We cover hundreds of Android apps abusing near field communication relays, a C I S A deadline to patch a VMware Tools privilege bug, and hacktivists toggling exposed industrial control panels. The middle pack spans a telecom supplier’s long-dwell

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The recent AWS outage in the US-EAST-1 region was more than just a technical glitch, it exposed the critical vulnerabilities in a single cloud provider infrastructure.In this episode of the Inspiring Tech Leaders, I look at what caused the outage and the global ripple effect that took down major apps, banking services, and even government portals.What you’ll learn in this episode:💡The root cause of the failure.💡The disproportionate impact on sectors like finance, gaming, and government.💡Why the

Pete Horsley is the Founder of Remarkable, a global start up and initiative of the Cerebral Palsy Alliance. Pete is passionate about harnessing technology to build better products for a better world. His sister Jo was born blind, autistic and with an intellectual disability. That experience shaped the way he sees the world. In this interview with Elaine Wziontek he discusses some of the latest start ups which are supported by Remarkable and which will be showcased on the 11th of November at the

Discover the latest waves shaping AI: OpenAI’s structural shakeup, automation-driven tech layoffs, rapid-fire product launches, and the rise of AI-powered browsers. We cover major investments, legal battles, mental health concerns, AI’s energy demands, and soaring global adoption. Dive into fresh breakthroughs from Anthropic, Meta, and Google, and examine challenges around data privacy, model ethics, and workplace transformation. With new startups, next-gen tools, high-stakes regulation, and ...

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Big AWS outage took down half the internet overnight. X wants you to be able to snap up dormant or desirable X handles. Blackwell chips look like they’ve hit volume production in the US. And you know who else is benefiting from the AI boom? Crypto miners and makers of plain old cables. Major AWS outage took down Fortnite, Alexa, Snapchat, and more (The Verge) OpenAI pauses Sora video generations of Martin Luther King Jr. (TechCrunch) X to launch marketplace for buying inactive handles

Opening – The $10,000 ProblemYour Power BI dashboard is lying to you. Not about the numbers—it’s lying about the cost. Every time someone hits “refresh,” every time a slicer moves, you’re quietly paying a performance tax. And before you smirk, yes, you are paying it, whether through wasted compute time, overage on your Power BI Premium capacity, or the hours your team spends waiting for that little yellow spinner to go away.Inefficient data models are invisible budget vampires. Every bloated column