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Blue Origin says fuel tanks and key pad components survived the New Glenn explosion, pledges to fly again this year

Palo Alto Networks shareholders have rejected executive pay seven times, and the CEO still earns nearly $100 million

The world’s mathematicians just issued a formal declaration telling AI companies to stop using their work without permission

SpaceX’s first employee just raised $500 million for the company that moves satellites once rockets put them in the wrong orbit

Amazon’s Ring is sued over its Familiar Faces facial-recognition feature

Taiwan shows off robot patrol dogs that could guard its South China Sea islands

The White House is at war with itself over who gets to regulate AI

Meta takes its 13+ teen content settings global across Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger

Google wants to release 64 million lab-bred mosquitoes in Florida and California to fight dengue and Zika

Marvell jumps after Jensen Huang calls it the next trillion-dollar company

Microsoft heads into Build with AI everywhere and a paying-customer problem

WeRide and Uber take their robotaxi partnership to Madrid

SoftBank is reportedly in early talks to back an $800m Agile Robots round

Uber picks Munich for its next robotaxi push, with Autobrains and Nvidia

Jensen Huang says pay workers ‘as much as possible’ days after Nvidia commits 50% of free cash to shareholders

Australia’s biggest bank says corporate AI is racking up bigger bills and producing ‘work slop’

SEALSQ takes majority of WeCan to build a post-quantum AI compliance co-pilot for private banks

ByteDance and Oracle are using Arm’s in-house AGI CPU, completing the hyperscaler-x86 exit

Vinted Ventures backs Tilt’s $26M live-commerce round as Whatnot pressure mounts

Mach Industries quadruples to $1.8bn as the Pentagon’s drone-dominance push lifts every defence-tech valuation

Amazon moves Prime Day back to June and keeps it a four-day event

STMicroelectronics doubles its data-centre revenue forecast to $1bn

Alphabet to raise $80bn in equity to fund its AI spending

GoPro warned it may not survive. The AI memory crunch is killing companies that make things people hold.

Apple is building a bill-splitting feature that photographs receipts and assigns items to friends

Hackers hijacked Instagram accounts by asking Meta’s own AI chatbot to reset the password

IBM is up 30% in a month as Barclays says its software business is the antidote to the SaaSpocalypse

A WordPress plugin sold to 15,000 sites has a flaw that lets anyone create an admin account, and attackers are already using it

Former Meta CTO raises $250 million for climate tech as the rest of venture capital chases AI

A GTA V cheat service that promised “enhanced privacy” just got hacked, exposing 64,000 accounts

Tencent is letting PayPal users pay through WeChat’s merchant network, solving China’s tourist payment problem

The space stock rally is cracking as investors prepare to swap proxies for SpaceX itself

Anthropic’s IPO filing means Salesforce’s early AI bet is about to become its most profitable investment

Quantinuum boosts its IPO to $1.46 billion as orders hit double-digit multiples of available shares

Anthropic files confidentially for an IPO, potentially beating OpenAI to Wall Street after eclipsing it in valuation

Florida becomes the first state to sue OpenAI, naming Altman personally and calling ChatGPT a defective product

A strike at one Michigan axle plant could choke production of GM’s most profitable vehicles

Anthropic is finally giving the EU access to Mythos, ending weeks of standoff over the world’s most powerful cybersecurity AI

QTREX is betting on the layer beneath quantum computing

Salesforce is acquiring Contentful to give Agentforce a content layer that can assemble experiences on the fly

AI is crushing startup valuations for companies that raised before ChatGPT existed

Akeso’s lung cancer drug reduces death risk by 34%, marking the first Chinese drug at ASCO’s top stage in 61 years

US export controls are pushing China’s AI chip industry away from GPUs and toward custom silicon

AI eclipsed nuclear weapons as the dominant threat at Asia’s premier defense summit

LG Electronics has quadrupled this year. The catalyst: a meeting with Jensen Huang about physical AI.

Jensen Huang opens Computex with Vera Rubin in production and a move into Windows PCs

Nadella quietly dismantled Microsoft’s leadership structure. The SLT that ran the company for decades is gone.

Nvidia looks beyond China’s Unitree for its humanoid robot push

PLD Space raises its Kourou launch-complex investment to €35m

Vertice buys Vendr to build what it calls the largest procurement dataset