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UK venture funding doubled to $10.5bn in the first four months of 2026, on the back of three giant rounds

Blue Origin commits another $600m to its Florida campus

Schneider Electric expects its India data-centre business to outgrow the rest of the company

Most organisations still store their passwords wrong. Here is what actually works.

Uber goes after Delivery Hero in full, with an offer that sits below the close

The ECB is convening banks to fix the cybersecurity flaws that AI models like Mythos keep finding

SoftBank hits a fresh record as Tokyo bets the OpenAI IPO is finally coming

Huawei unveils ‘Tau Scaling Law’ as China’s workaround for US chip sanctions

McKinsey built a free AI tool so candidates stop paying $500/hour interview coaches

The AI security gap nobody wants to admit is already here

The SEO conference circuit in 2026 is one long argument about what comes next

HP pushed a critical BIOS update through Windows Update. It bricked its most expensive laptops.

The Gulf was supposed to power the AI boom. Then the war started.

The US blacklisted Anthropic as a security threat. Its spy agencies are using Claude anyway.

This Zurich startup built a four-armed robot for space stations. Each astronaut hour it saves is worth $140,000.

The Apple Watch is 11 years old and losing momentum. Screenless rivals are winning the next phase.

India’s SolarSquare is raising $60M at a $500M valuation. It has powered 50,000 homes.

Former Citadel quants raised $78M for the AI operating system Wall Street’s wealth managers didn’t have

AI is killing the cheap smartphone. The memory that powers your phone now goes to data centres instead.

Stellantis wants to build Chinese EVs in Canada and Mexico. Just not in the US.

DeepSeek made its 75% discount permanent. The AI price war just escalated.

SpaceX’s IPO filing reveals Musk’s clean energy contradiction. xAI burns gas while Tesla sells solar.

Anthropic’s Claude Mythos found 10,000 critical vulnerabilities in one month. The patches can’t keep up.

Berlin’s Peec AI more than doubled revenue to $10M ARR in six months. Its product helps brands show up in ChatGPT.

South Korea’s deputy PM says AI wealth must benefit the public. The Samsung strike showed why.

SEO teams are tracking keywords. But are they tracking what ChatGPT says about their brand?

Tesla finally launched FSD in China. Its rivals have been selling self-driving cars there for years.

SpaceX launched Starship V3 three weeks before its IPO. The booster exploded.

Corsair is now using Chinese DRAM in its DDR5 kits. Memory prices could finally drop.

Waymo’s robotaxis keep driving into floods. The software patch didn’t work. Five cities are now shut down.

Xiaomi’s CEO admitted his SUV wasn’t cheap enough to beat Tesla. Then he launched one that is.

The Rise of LLMs Is Not an Accident

Salesforce is selling the AI future harder than it is delivering it

Forum is Meta’s new Facebook Groups app, and it looks a lot like Reddit

Wingtech sues Nexperia in Chinese court over Dutch government’s semiconductor seizure

Starbucks pulls its AI inventory tool nine months in, after it kept confusing the milks

Norway’s $2.3 trillion wealth fund objects to John Elkann’s reappointment to Meta’s board

London’s Fresha hits unicorn status with KKR-led $80M raise

Most data breaches start with a stolen password. Here’s how to fix that

Kawasaki Heavy ties up with Nvidia on physical AI, and the rideable robot horse gets a foundation model

China’s EV brands cross 15% in Europe, with Britain leading the charge

Italian police seize a piracy app that streamed Sky, DAZN, and Netflix through hijacked real accounts

Austrian startup REPS raises $23.6m to turn road traffic into electricity

Sora shutdown leaves Critterz at the Cannes market without its model

NVIDIA’s NVentures adds Alice & Bob to its quantum portfolio

Lenovo Q4 revenue tops estimates on strong PC sales, shares jump 15%

DeepSeek founder declares AGI as the goal as $10bn funding round advances

Meta settles bellwether Kentucky case, ending first school-district trial over youth mental health

ClickUp cuts 22 per cent of staff and introduces $1 million salary bands for those who remain

GitLab 19.0 bets that the real bottleneck in software delivery is everything after writing the code