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AI-Driven Vulnerability Operations Center Hackuity Announces Completion of €16 Million Funding Round
According to EU-Startups, Lyon-based AI-driven Vulnerability Operations Center (VOC) Hackuity has announced the completion of a €16 million funding round (approximately $19 million), led by Forgepoint Capital International alongside Bright Pixel, Bpifrance, and Seventure Partners, bringing its cumulative funding to €32 million. The funds will be allocated toward product innovation, AI capability enhancements, and expansion into European and Asian markets. Hackuity’s platform integrates data from over 130 security tools, automating vulnerability prioritization and remediation through a proprietary risk scoring engine. It currently serves more than 6,000 users, protects over 2 million assets, and manages 1 billion security findings, with enterprise clients including ENGIE, BPCE, and Orange Cyberdefense.
Morgan Stanley Research Report Analysis: Broadcom AI Revenue Could Reach $212B in Q4, Ambarella's Automotive Growth Continues, Skyworks Secures Full Share of Pixel Supply
According to Chaoshine Research, Morgan Stanley's August 31 semiconductor weekly report indicated that Broadcom's AI revenue momentum remains strong, with July quarter AI revenue estimated at approximately $16 billion (QoQ +48%), rising further to $21.2 billion in the October quarter (QoQ +32%). AI revenue is expected to reach approximately $120 billion by 2027; however, aggressive market expectations have already surpassed $150 billion, making overly high expectations the primary risk. Morgan Stanley maintains an Overweight rating on Broadcom, projecting it will retain roughly 80% of its long-term TPU share. For Ambarella, Morgan Stanley forecasts QoQ revenue growth of 7.9% in the July quarter, followed by a further 12% increase in the October quarter. Driven by fleet telematics and AI video applications, its automotive business is expected to achieve full-year revenue growth of approximately 20%. Morgan Stanley maintains an Overweight rating on Ambarella, citing its strong positioning in the edge AI sector. Skyworks secured the entire RF front-end share in the re-bid for Google Pixel, with the agreement extended through 2030 and cumulative revenue projected to exceed $1 billion. Morgan Stanley maintains a Neutral rating, noting that while long-term opportunities exist across the broader market, short-term operational pressures remain.
Google Releases Pixel Watch 5: Minor Hardware Upgrades, AI and Health Features Become Core Selling Points
According to The Verge, Google has officially released the Pixel Watch 5, priced at $399, up $50 from the previous generation. Hardware updates are limited, featuring only a faster Qualcomm processor, a slightly increased battery capacity, and new Satin Pyrite colorway and Steph Curry Special Edition. The biggest highlight of this generation lies in the software front: Gemini adds an offline mode, supporting basic operations such as setting timers and launching apps in offline environments (though response speed is significantly slower in offline state). Meanwhile, Gemini will more proactively provide contextual suggestions; for example, when receiving a text message inquiring about the schedule, users can directly access Google Calendar from the wrist. Additionally, the watch face adds real-time information icons, capable of instantly displaying timers, Uber estimated arrival times, and fitness data. Pinch and wrist flip gesture controls also achieve deeper system integration with Wear OS 7.
Building a Low-Carbon Cloud with Retired Smartphones: Google Plans to Deliver Computing Power Equivalent to 50 Servers Using 2,000 Old Pixel Devices
Google is testing a low-carbon computing solution that aims to replace part of the computational workload traditionally handled by conventional servers with a distributed computing cluster composed of approximately 2,000 decommissioned Pixel smartphones—thereby enabling a more energy-efficient data processing architecture.