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Google killed the Chromebook. Its replacement turns your cursor into an AI agent.

SAP’s CEO asked if it will still be a software company. Its stock price already answered.

BMS just signed a $15.2 billion drug deal with China’s biggest pharma company. The patent cliff left it no choice.

Beijing put Huawei’s secret chip lab on national TV two days before Trump arrives. The message wasn’t for Chinese viewers.

The man who took Tesla public just joined JB Straubel’s battery startup. It’s no longer just a battery startup.

Nadella feared Microsoft would become ‘the next IBM.’ The trial reveals how much he paid to make sure it didn’t.

Google found the first AI-generated zero-day exploit. It stopped the attack before it started.

GM is firing 600 IT workers and hiring AI engineers. It calls it transformation, not termination.

Expanding pathways to opportunity through apprenticeship degrees in a changing workforce landscape

OpenAI launches Daybreak to take on Anthropic’s Mythos in cyber defence

Kevin Hartz’s A* takes a ‘less-is-more’ approach with new $450m fund

Waymo recalls 3,791 robotaxis after a vehicle drove into a flooded road

eBay tells GameStop to keep the carpet: $56bn bid “neither credible nor attractive”

NHS England gives Palantir contractors broader access to patient data

Vapi raises $50m Series B led by Peak XV for enterprise voice AI

China is earning roughly $500m an hour from exports, and AI-related goods are doing the heavy lifting

Ilya Sutskever discloses $7bn OpenAI stake during Musk-OpenAI litigation

ServiceNow lines up $4bn bond sale to refinance Armis acquisition debt

Ursula Von der Leyen pushes EU-wide social-media age protections for children

The US Commerce Department deletes website details of Microsoft, Google, and xAI security-test deal

Jensen Huang skips Trump’s China business delegation

Texas AG sues Netflix over alleged spying and addictive design

Prosus targets $3.6bn from Just Eat in European food-delivery push

Duch Ditto raises €7.6M for patient-side AI summaries of medical appointments

Adfin raises $18m Series A from Index Ventures for agentic business finance

White Circle raises $11m Seed for production AI control platform

Paymentology raises $175m co-led by Apis Partners and Aspirity Partners

Nscale secures $790m financing for Narvik AI data centre

Happl raises $11m Series A to scale its global benefits operating system

GitLab is cutting jobs for the agentic era. It does not yet know how many.

Wise left London for Nasdaq. It is also applying for a US banking charter. The migration is not just a listing change.

ZoomInfo beat earnings, cut 600 jobs, and lost 29 per cent of its stock price. Its database is being repriced by AI.

I built a machine learning model to predict who leaves tech jobs early. The results surprised me.

Lodestellar is a €7 EPD quality tool helping manufacturers win multi-million euro tenders

Santa Clara County sues Meta over scam ads on Facebook and Instagram

Novo Nordisk hands shelved Parkinson’s cell therapy to Zuckerberg-backed Cellular Intelligence

Shein takes Temu to London’s High Court over “industrial-scale” copyright theft

Alphabet adds the yen to its bond programme, in a debut Samurai issue, funding the AI build

OpenAI launches $4bn Deployment Company with TPG, Advent, Bain, and Brookfield

Bill Gates’s backed Fervo Energy raises IPO target to $1.82bn on $7.4bn

Claude AI agents are driving record Mac mini demand

A $13,500 Unitree robot was ‘ordained’ at Seoul’s Jogyesa Temple

Europe’s cumulative EV investment passes €200bn

Amazon prepares its first Swiss franc bond in six-part AI-capex push

Dutch eyeo raises €40m to commercialise NCOS color-splitting image sensors

Jensen Huang tells Carnegie Mellon’s class of 2026 their career starts at the AI revolution

Istanbul’s Grand Games lands a $70m Series B as Balderton doubles down on Turkey’s puzzle-game pipeline

GPUaaS is reinforcing the illusion of European AI sovereignty

TNW, Oneflow, and Flexas are hosting a free networking evening in Amsterdam

Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15m, alleging her photo has been selling its TVs without permission since 2025