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Mistral’s Arthur Mensch directly rebuts Pope Leo on AI in warfare

AtlasEdge raises $1.2bn in debt to scale its European data-centre footprint

Mistral launches Industrial Engineering AI with Airbus, BMW and EDF as headline customers

JD.com’s founder vows to protect 900,000 jobs from AI. His warehouse strategy says otherwise.

ByteDance is building its own CPUs on Arm and RISC-V to feed its AI infrastructure

Musk walks back the Anthropic Colossus deal to a six-month lease

Orbital Industries raises $50M Series B for AI-designed data-centre hardware

Snowflake commits $6bn to AWS over five years, with Graviton chips at the centre

Jensen Huang joins the Tsinghua University advisory board chaired by Tim Cook

A Google engineer used internal search data to bet $2.7m on Polymarket. The DOJ has charged him.

Pentagon gives Dell a $9.7bn contract to consolidate Microsoft licences across the military

France’s startup scene is falling behind the US and Europe, and AI is both the cause and the cure

Chile’s Atacama desert is becoming the world’s biggest battery farm

Spotify and Netflix are paying Jay Shetty up to $100 million to take his podcast off YouTube

Cognition just raised $1 billion at a $26 billion valuation, and 90% of its own code is written by its AI

Dutch police seized 800 servers used by Russian hackers to attack Europe

Meta is charging for its AI chatbot for the first time, starting at $7.99 a month

Talkdesk wants its AI agents to call your customers before they call you

Daylight expands MDR into Claude Enterprise to address emerging AI security risks

NATO just formalised cybersecurity partnerships with Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks, and ESET

ElevenLabs is bringing Stan Lee back from the dead with AI voice cloning and digital cameos

Zendesk hires serial enterprise CMO Tifenn Dano Kwan as it bets everything on AI agents

Capchase raises $200 million to replace the banks slowing down enterprise tech deals

YouTube mentions are the single strongest predictor of whether AI will recommend your brand, according to a study of 75,000 companies

Amazon is now selling its AI shopping technology to other retailers, and Kate Spade is the first customer

Spotify now lets listeners clip and share moments from any podcast

Robinhood is letting AI agents trade stocks and spend money on your credit card

Airis Labs comes out of stealth with $60M and a video-intelligence pitch to defence agencies

YouTube will now automatically label AI-generated videos, whether creators disclose them or not

Germany and Spain push back on Brussels’ plans to ban Huawei gear bloc-wide

The long view of property valuation: e2Value on why historical context matters in a new era of AI

Female-founded climate-tech Mykor lands €4.6M to scale mycelium insulation panels

Schaeffler and Spire pair up to build sovereign European satellites in Germany

Vučić flew to Beijing for a $1.1bn Chinese investment, while Belgrade burned

Vincent Bolloré rejects Ackman’s $64bn Universal Music bid

The Samsung pay deal is the moment Korean unions changed register

Micron approaches $1tn as UBS sees a path to $1.8tn over 12 months

China’s market regulator fines Luxshare and Wingtech over their unwinding deal

ECB tells eurozone banks to tighten cyber-security as AI shifts the threat picture

Airbnb leads a $58M Series C in WeRoad and hires its CEO to run hotels

The Qualcomm-ByteDance ASIC deal works around US export controls by design

Taiwan suspects NVIDIA chips were smuggled to China via a Japan transshipment route

Meet the speakers: Who is taking the stage at the TNW, Oneflow & Flexas gathering in Amsterdam?

SpaceX wins a $2.29bn Space Force contract for the Golden Dome backbone

Apple and Google push for judicial oversight of Canada’s lawful-access bill

Samsung commits $1.5bn to a Vietnam chip-testing plant, with $2.5bn more on the table

SK Hynix joins the trillion-dollar club, powered by Nvidia’s HBM4 orders

NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang calls Taiwan the ‘epicentre’ of the AI revolution as spending hits $150bn a year

Europe’s push to loosen Big Tech’s grip runs into Europe’s own divisions

The Netherlands just blocked a US company from buying the cloud provider that runs Dutch digital identity