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Federal judge holds back on Anthropic’s $1.5bn author settlement

STT Global Data Centres lines up a $500m Mumbai listing, in front of a crowded 2026 IPO queue

Samsung offers to talk; the union says June, after the strike

Iceotope raises $26m as AI rack densities push past what air cooling can do

Chip export controls were not a major topic in Beijing, US Trade Rep Greer says

Jury deliberations to begin in OpenAI nonprofit trial after Musk skips closing for Beijing

Figma’s numbers say AI is a tailwind. Its stock price says the market isn’t sure.

Thrive Capital bets $100 million on Shopify, because sometimes the best AI trade is a beaten-down stock

Palantir’s numbers are working. For the first time, the story is not.

Polestar says ‘pump anxiety’ has replaced range anxiety. Its balance sheet tells a more complicated story.

OpenAI is preparing to sue Apple over a partnership that was supposed to be the next Google search deal

Carta acquires a law firm and bets the future of private capital runs on a single platform

66% of women felt more prepared for puberty than perimenopause. Flo Health is betting it can fix that.

Graphon AI exits stealth with $8.3M to build the data layer that LLMs are missing

97% of marketers use AI daily – 78% of consumers wish they wouldn’t

BCG is training its AI sales agent on what not to do – and that might be the smarter bet

A four-month-old startup just raised $650 million to build AI that improves itself

Seven million cameras on seven million faces: the smart glasses privacy crisis no one can stop

The UK spent £900 million on Palantir. Now it is spending £175 million on a British AI company to fix the tax gap.

Coutts raised its minimum to £3 million. Revolut just set its at £500,000. The mass-affluent gap is the point.

How Coinspaid became one of fintech’s top remote-first employers

10 best ITGC tools and software for automated IT controls in 2026

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

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

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

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

The CMA opens its fourth Strategic Market Status case into Microsoft

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

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

Why global businesses are moving to crypto mass payouts

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

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

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

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

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

Microsoft is quietly shopping for an OpenAI replacement

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

Software engineering’s bottleneck is no longer code

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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