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Amazon’s new Proteus robot takes plain-language orders, headed to Europe in 2027

Meta keeps delaying the Muse Spark API developers were promised

Quantinuum prices its IPO at $1.68bn, setting a new bar for quantum

SoftBank’s PayPay pushes into insurance with a 70.2% T&D Life stake

Complexity is the ceiling: software design in the age of AI coding

KPMG puts Claude in front of all 276,000 staff in an Anthropic alliance

Merantix Capital closes a €103m fund to back early-stage European AI

Cerebras says it will work with everyone in AI hardware except NVIDIA

SpaceX wins Texas county approval for Terafab reinvestment zone

Benchmark breaks its own rule with a $2bn raise and a first growth fund

Uber’s bet on Nuro is bigger than it let on, at close to $500m

Sam Altman tells Congress to fund AI testing, not to require model approvals

A UK MP’s lawsuit could decide whether xAI answers for what Grok makes

Meta accuses Australia of breaching trade pact over news bargaining tax

Foxconn and Intel join SambaNova to build rackscale AI infrastructure

Netflix turns to generative AI to fix a problem it helped create

Microsoft dropped the one survey question its employees actually cared about

Alphabet just raised $85 billion for AI, smashing the largest equity offering in history

Hackers asked Meta’s AI chatbot to hand over Instagram accounts, and it did

A popular OpenAI Codex tool with 29,000 weekly downloads has been quietly stealing developer tokens for a month

Uber cuts nearly a quarter of its HR division as new president reshapes the company from the inside

Meta spent $400 million and fought the US government to buy a VR fitness app, then let its creators take it back

One click on GitHub.dev is all it takes to hand over your private repositories

Anthropic picks Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs to lead its IPO, with a SpaceX computing deal worth $1.25 billion per month buried in the fine print

The EU is asking households to cut electricity use during peak hours because AI data centres are straining the grid

Virtual barbarians at the gate: securing the AI blind spot

EU tech sovereignty package: chip emergency powers and curbs on US cloud

Tata licenses a Chinese EV platform to rescue its stalled premium push

AI is saving workers hours a week. Most of it is being thrown away

Suno raises at a $5.4bn valuation, more than doubling its worth in six months

Lovable makes Google Cloud a primary partner to win over corporate buyers

Apple agrees to hand India the financials it spent months trying to withhold

EU court frees Meta’s Marketplace from gatekeeper rules but keeps Messenger in

SpaceX fixes IPO at $135 a share for a $1.75tn valuation and a record listing

Factorial raises $150M at a $2.5bn valuation, with General Catalyst betting twice

Apoha emerges from stealth with $36M to teach machines how matter behaves

Applied Aerospace & Defense raises $650M in an IPO the market wanted ten times over

DeepSeek lines up its first outside money: a $7bn round at up to $59bn

France’s Quobly raises €115M to put a quantum computer on a silicon chip

Flok Health raises $12.5M to scale an AI physiotherapist the NHS lets work unsupervised

Megaport raises A$827M to build a distributed AI cloud and chase the inference market

Gigaton raises $26M to rip out the control software running heavy industry

UK regulator imposes new rules on Google search, including an AI-training opt-out

GitLab to cut 14% of staff and exit 22 countries in ‘agentic era’ restructuring

Musk allies back a private-sector DOGE as ex-staffers launch Special

Kodesage raises $6.6M to drag enterprise legacy software into the AI era, without it leaving the building

UK committee urges break clause on Palantir’s £330M NHS data contract

ChatGPT hits 1 billion monthly users faster than any app before it

Trump quietly signs a downsized AI executive order asking companies to voluntarily submit models for review 30 days before release

Poland will introduce a “sovereignty test” for government tech purchases as Tusk warns AI dependency has reached dangerous proportions