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EU official calls for consolidation among Europe’s quantum startups

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Claret Capital closes €575M Fund IV for European growth debt

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OpenAI’s chief scientist says no lab should keep scaling at maximum speed

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An AI hacking trick is now being used to split the word ‘funding’ in spam

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Anthropic will reportedly list days before the US midterm elections

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Musk’s blow torch post is why X just lost the Twitter bird logo

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Authors say publishers want a cut of Anthropic’s payout, the NYT reports

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Nscale is selling Figure $3.5bn of compute and buying a stake in it

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Nvidia now holds $99bn in shares of the companies that buy its chips

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Thinking Machines is in talks to raise $6bn, The Information reports

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Ultrahuman raised $70m to turn its ring into a computer

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The AI cybersecurity war has a new front line star, and a seven-figure price

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Oura’s $924m loss is the price of buying back its own shares

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Space and Time: where AI agents meet verifiable onchain data

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The US paid for a peace deal in Nvidia chips

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Thailand halted more data centres than it has running

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EU tech chief says AI guardrails are coming to the US anyway

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Nigeria’s regulator asks Uber about the services it did not deliver before leaving

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Kenya bet its graduates on gig work in 2022. ChatGPT launched that year

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The man paid to prove Fermat by hand says Claude did it in 11 days

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Berlin refused to pay. Now it runs four task forces

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Uber put $100m into the company that hired Anthony Levandowski

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OpenAI’s AGI number came from a harness, not the model

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Console makers say buyers are owed nothing from their tariff refunds

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Isar Aerospace reaches orbit on its second flight, a first for a European commercial launcher

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Two more newsrooms join the case against OpenAI and Microsoft

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Chinese banks and carriers have turned AI tokens into rewards, monthly plans and collateral

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Four American firms skipped Macron’s space summit, and are due back in Paris a week later

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OpenAI confirms the wiki incident and promises a disclosure framework within weeks

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California is deciding who may verify AI, and one investigation already cost $400,000 in tokens

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Astra appears to think without showing its work, and the people arguing about it co-wrote the warning

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TCS commits $7.4B to a one-gigawatt AI campus in Hyderabad

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More plugs beat more power, a Finnish charger maker says

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Sam Altman calls himself a mega Apple fanboy and says the lawsuit made him sad

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Japan says progress made on $550B pact, with AI and chips weighing heavily on the next round

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Nvidia partner Hon Hai’s sales climb 52% as Europe lines up its own orders

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Chinese profits rose 25.7%. The CSI 300 fell 9% and the Star 50 fell 29%

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Google patches multiple Chrome bugs including a V8 flaw being used in attacks

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AI startup micro1 bids $12.5M for Spirit’s records, topping Google’s agreed $10M deal

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AI cloud firm Nscale seeking $3.5B in pre-IPO financing from Nvidia and Third Point

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Microsoft tells court Copilot rarely copies books while selling OpenAI’s most capable model

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Zoox asked NHTSA for permission and got it. Tesla certified itself, and now has a federal investigation.

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The EU has regulated ChatGPT as a search engine. Calling it a platform would have handed OpenAI a liability shield.

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Luka’s new AI projector starts the drawing and leaves the rest to kids

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Every binding AI review Washington has proposed has come back voluntary. Zuckerberg reportedly rang Trump about the latest one.

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Adobe just handed Photoshop to someone who has never run it

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Brussels said only a breakup would fix Google’s ad tech. The judge who agreed on liability has just declined to order one.

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Google brings its Lyria 3.5 music model to every Gemini user

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Nobody can predict Amazon’s ad reserve prices, including Amazon. That is the defence.

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