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New York school pauses humanoid robot ‘Sally’ after state and union pushback

Apple’s incoming CEO wants to build on the company’s film and TV run

China’s homegrown DUV chip tool now has a name: Shanghai Aishengna

Australia’s world-first data centre rules hit their first snag: the power isn’t there yet

Taiwan detains an Nvidia employee as its chip-smuggling probe reaches the chipmaker

Orange raises full-year targets on Spain deal and Africa growth

China accuses the US of ‘AI hegemonism’ and threatens countermeasures

Nvidia is the mystery tenant behind Hut 8’s $50bn Texas data centre, FT reports

Sam Altman and Jensen Huang to meet Senate Intelligence’s top Democrat after OpenAI’s rogue-agent breach

Tennessee tells jury Meta knew Instagram harmed teens and stayed silent

Google’s rivals line up for damages after landmark EU fine

ZuriQ raises $25.5M to scale its 2D quantum architecture

Anthropic’s Dario Amodei says the company has never called for banning open-weight AI models

YouTube Premium will include Peacock at no extra cost from early 2027. It is Peacock’s largest distribution deal.

Meta AI arrives in Threads DMs for all users worldwide

Nvidia may guarantee $250bn so OpenAI can afford the data centre that will house its chips

AI vendors are switching from subscriptions to consumption pricing. AI PCs are the hedge.

Orange is building a €3bn French data centre business, funded from New Zealand

Angola just raised $321m selling shares in a telco it seized from Africa’s richest woman

Fujifilm is raising camera prices by up to €500. The AI memory crisis has reached photography.

The FDA just picked its first company to sell an unauthorised device to Medicare patients

Microsoft built an agentic security system with red, blue, and green team AI agents. It enters public preview August 3.

Amazon asked the FCC to approve 5,105 satellites for a network that sends internet straight to your phone

Young adults are using ChatGPT to script their in-person conversations. Psychologists call it an “epidemic of self-mistrust.”

Sam Altman deleted TikTok because he could not stop scrolling. OpenAI killed Sora for the same reason.

Microsoft pursues Supreme Court appeal in £270 million software resale case

ASML shares fell 6.5% after a report that China has started mass-producing DUV lithography tools

Nvidia just invested in a company that sells nothing

Enigma raised $70M to let anyone online control its robots and figure out how humans actually want to talk to machines

Anthropic won’t defend open weights. In June it made the same argument for itself.

Dopl Technologies raises $6.3M to bring remote robotic ultrasound to rural hospitals

As SAP’s 2027 support cutoff nears, Pranay Raj Kanakala shows what compliance-ready SAP migration actually looks like

Porsche is cutting another 5,000 jobs. Total layoffs now approach 9,400.

Hugging Face is billing OpenAI $100mn for hacking it

No AI model is fully resistant to bioweapon queries, Cisco found. Attack success rates hit 88%.

This $470mn nuclear startup is racing a presidential deadline, not the AI boom

OpenAI is adding 250 jobs in Dublin as Ireland loses tech roles to AI elsewhere

A Chinese model saved Hugging Face. It is not in Nvidia’s new alliance.

Discord and Meta are being sued as defective products, not as publishers

A development bank just built a €1.4bn insurer in two years

Waymo keeps parking in tow-away zones in Austin. It has been fined 64 times.

CXMT’s founder is giving 40% of his new fortune to his workers

Volkswagen wants tariff protection after Chinese brands grab 28% of Europe’s PHEV market

Nuclear Turbines raises £15M for compact reactors it says could undercut fossil fuels

Starship came home in one piece, and SpaceX finally got to look at an undamaged heatshield

Google has promised to pay $44bn of rent on buildings it will never own

Insight Partners And Glilot Capital Co-Lead $20M Investment In Way Security To Reinvent IAM Operations

Nadella won’t call it a bubble. He’ll only say how it ends badly.

Sam Altman renews his ‘democratic AI’ pitch as Anthropic holds a harder line

A million words costs $50 from Anthropic and 87 cents from DeepSeek. Corporate America noticed.