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Adobe just made its biggest AI push yet, and it stretches from Photoshop to Disney World

The EU is about to declare AWS and Azure gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act

Accenture had its worst stock day ever on fears AI is eating consulting. Hours earlier, it spent $4.18bn trying to escape that.

The ‘godfather of AI’ called xAI a failure and warned of a bubble. He’s also selling the alternative.

California expected a tax bonanza from AI IPOs. Modern compensation structures may blunt the windfall.

While Helsing and Anduril chase billion-dollar valuations, Comand AI raised €32M for the layer above them

85% of NATO’s defence-tech funding goes to the US. AVP and Earlybird raised €500M to change that.

An ex-Palantir leader raised $16M to point AI at the NHS’s paperwork, not its doctors

Baseten is raising $1.5bn at up to $13bn, betting AI’s profits lie in cheap inference

LinkedIn will now show recruiters which apps you actually use, not just which skills you claim

ByteDance is Microsoft’s biggest AI customer, even as Washington treats Chinese AI as a threat

GTA VI pre-orders open June 25. Rockstar revealed the cover art. No price yet.

Waymo issues its sixth recall after robotaxis drove into highway construction zones 13 times

Pramaana Labs raised $27M to wrap AI in mathematical proof for law, tax, and drug discovery

Epic is building Claude and Gemini into Unreal Engine 6, whether developers like it or not

NeuralTrust raised $20M to police the AI agents companies can’t even count

NASA picked Eric Schmidt’s Relativity Space to fly to Mars. It has never reached orbit.

MIT built a memory system that lets robots remember where you left your keys

Attackers cracked 75,000 Fortinet firewalls with old passwords, not a zero-day

EU tells Big Tech to align AI data centres with climate goals or stay away

Midjourney says its new full-body scanner beats an MRI. It has never built hardware before.

Swiss startup Prem AI is raising $100M so hedge funds and law firms can own their AI instead of renting it

Sequoia’s Roelof Botha joins the SpaceX board, days after the record IPO

The portal is the product: inside the operating model rewriting digital agencies

Tesco is migrating 40,000 servers off VMware and suing Broadcom for over GBP 100 million

Blackstone’s AirTrunk seeks $3bn loan for one Sydney data centre

Lenovo taps $2bn convertible market to refinance and buy back stock

What to know about budgeting for pentesting: tools vs services

Dream raises $260m at $3bn, tripling its value in 16 months

China’s 618 festival is all-in on AI. Its shoppers are not.

7 best receipt photobooths for commercial use in 2026

Huawei CFO’s admissions can be used against the company, US judge rules

Bosch to pay US $36m over unlicensed shipments to Huawei

EU cybersecurity agency to meet Anthropic under a US export cloud

JPMorgan cuts off Anthropic access for Hong Kong staff

Apple to raise prices as memory chip shortage bites, Tim Cook says

Google’s Gemini co-lead Noam Shazeer is leaving for OpenAI

SK Hynix ships first 12-layer HBM4E samples to AI customers

Meta executive leading internal AI overhaul departs after two months

Trump says Apple will build chips with Intel in the US

Parafin lands a Goldman Sachs credit facility to embed lending inside Amazon, DoorDash, and Walmart

ECB’s Lagarde says AI could trigger financial crises and calls for Cold War-style non-proliferation governance

The Trump Mobile T1 was supposed to be made in America. It’s a Taiwanese phone with a gold coat.

A Colombian AI startup wants to assist half of Latin America’s doctors. Andreessen Horowitz just backed it.

Europe’s carmakers are pivoting to defence as EV demand slows and military budgets soar

China pitches free AI for the developing world as the G7 debates who gets access to American models

FTC freezes sprawling subscription enterprise built on Cyprus and Delaware shells

Behavox raises $175 million from BlackRock’s HPS to expand its AI compliance platform

PsiQuantum breaks ground in Australia on what it says will be the world’s first utility-scale quantum computer

Apple investors are running out of patience with its AI promises