IP News Today — November 15, 2026
Where was Nvidia’s security team? and more — today's ip signal.
The world of technology is abuzz with innovation and setbacks. On one hand, SpaceX has made a significant breakthrough with the successful execution of the first "chopstick" catch of Starship, showcasing the company's continued advancements in reusable rocket technology. Meanwhile, tech giants like Apple are refining their products, with several iPhone settings emerging that can make life easier for iPhone Duo users. On the other hand, not all tech transitions are smooth, as evidenced by the nationwide grounding of flights due to a "routine" equipment upgrade, according to the US Transportation Secretary.
The AI and tech industries are also navigating leadership and regulatory shifts. The sudden exit of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has sparked reactions from Asian governments, while questions are being raised about Nvidia's security team and their preparedness. In the electric vehicle space, Tesla is taking steps to expand its reach, inviting select individuals to purchase a Cybercab for personal use, albeit with certain conditions. As these developments unfold, one thing is clear: the intersection of technology, innovation, and regulation will continue to shape the industries that drive our modern world.
Today's signal:
• Where was Nvidia’s security team? (techcrunch.com)
• Watch SpaceX successfully execute the first ‘chopstick’ catch of Starship (theverge.com)
• Got an iPhone Duo? These 9 settings make it easier to use (techcrunch.com)
• Transportation secretary blames ‘routine’ equipment upgrade for grounding flights nationwide (techcrunch.com)
• Asian governments react to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s exit (techcrunch.com)
• Tesla is inviting some people to buy a Cybercab ‘for personal use’ — but read the fine print (theverge.com)