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Jumia is cutting another 10% of staff. AI is the framing. Profitability is the deadline.

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Wall Street’s six largest banks cut 15,000 jobs and posted $47 billion in profits. The CEOs stopped pretending.

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Google is doing to factory robots what Android did to phones. Fanuc just became the Samsung of the equation.

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The company that outsells Tesla on humanoid robots just unveiled a pilotable mecha. Unitree is filing for a $7 billion IPO.

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The CMA opens its fourth Strategic Market Status case into Microsoft

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After 25 years of writing the cheques himself, Bezos is opening Blue Origin to outsiders

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Meta and Google fund the kids groups they cite back at regulators

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Why global businesses are moving to crypto mass payouts

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Samsung wants its union back at the table. The union wants the bonus formula in writing.

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SK Hynix is about $50bn away from being a trillion-dollar company

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Cerebras raises $5.55bn in the biggest US tech IPO since Snowflake

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This memory chip works at 700 degrees Celsius. The startup behind it is already building AI chips that compute where GPUs cannot.

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OpenAI says no user data was touched in the TanStack npm worm

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Microsoft is quietly shopping for an OpenAI replacement

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US clears H200 sales to 10 Chinese firms, but not a single chip has shipped

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Software engineering’s bottleneck is no longer code

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AI tools are everywhere, so why do most people still use them like it’s 2015?

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Meta launches Incognito Chat on WhatsApp, the first AI mode it says even Meta cannot read

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Fractile raises $220m to take its in-memory-compute inference chip into production

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Amazon puts Alexa inside the search bar as agentic commerce heats up

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LinkedIn becomes the latest name on a 100,000-job tech layoff list

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Anduril raises $5bn at $61bn valuation, doubling in eleven months

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China sharpens criticism of US chip-equipment bill as Trump arrives in Beijing

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Corti opens its clinical-AI stack to startups as Europe’s regulatory bill rises

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Most startups don’t have a burn problem. They have a decision problem

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Mythos goes to Tokyo: Japanese banks to get Anthropic’s vulnerability-hunting AI

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Spain holds the line on social media and AI rules as US tech lobbying intensifies

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Meta employees protest new mouse-tracking software days before mass layoffs

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Anthropic in talks to raise $30bn at a $900bn valuation

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Meta loses Italian publisher pay case at EU’s top court

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Europe’s cloud dependency is a political risk, not just a technical one

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TikTok asks Europe’s top court to scrap its gatekeeper status

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Webidoo raises $25m to build an ‘AI operating layer’ for small businesses

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OpenAI just acquired the consulting firm it was born alongside. The model company is now the services company.

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A Berlin side project just became the orchestration layer of SAP’s AI platform. n8n is now worth $5.2 billion.

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JPMorgan just filed for its second tokenized fund on Ethereum. Wall Street’s blockchain moment is no longer theoretical.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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NHS England gives Palantir contractors broader access to patient data

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