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Mon Aug 10
EU proposes a single procurement rulebook with a European preference for public buyers
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Waymo robotaxis go live on the Lyft app in Nashville
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Pentagon AI chief says US allies lack the resources to keep pace
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Amazon sells its first sterling bonds, taking 2026 borrowing past $92bn
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Analog Devices will pay $1.35bn for edge AI chipmaker Alif Semiconductor
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The world of software engineering and AI meets in the Bay Area this September
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How multi-agent AI is redefining enterprise software
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SumUp becomes Manchester United’s sleeve sponsor in the club’s biggest deal for that space
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Geely Sweden Holdings CEO Per Ansgar joins Concordium Foundation board
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Haier’s IFA stand turns the smart home into architecture you actually want to live in
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The rules for reviewing frontier AI models are secret. The companies that have read them are the big ones.
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Harvey closes a $550M round at a $15.6bn valuation and acquires Guardrails AI
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India’s fraud office recommends a detailed investigation into Xiaomi’s local business
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NextDC raises A$1.1bn in convertible notes, its third capital raise in four months
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Nvidia-backed Zankore raises a $3.1bn loan to buy Nvidia GPUs for Indonesia
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Suno launches AI music models trained on licensed Warner and BMG catalogue
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Samsung chairman Lee Jae-yong will buy $1.4bn of shares from his mother in October
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US intelligence advisory names six Chinese AI firms and lists the US models each one targeted
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CloudNC raises $20M to expand its AI machining tools and launch a quoting product
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OpenAI publishes its Navier-Stokes proof and says it will not claim the Millennium Prize
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Google will invest €13bn in four Finnish data centre sites over two years
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An Anthropic researcher quit saying AI labs are gambling with our lives
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EU auditors say AI is helping tobacco smugglers pick their next target
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Amazon accused of systematically denying pregnant warehouse workers chairs and breaks
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Meta launches Muse, a personal AI agent that books, buys and negotiates for you
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OpenAI now supplies the image models inside Adobe’s creative studio
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Why rising threats against tech executives may signal a deeper crisis of trust
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The mathematicians published machine-checkable proofs. OpenAI announced its result on a call with reporters.
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Cognition’s valuation doubled in 15 weeks. So did its revenue, and the multiple barely moved.
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Robinhood ranks last of 18 banks on the Oura IPO. The channel it just joined is being built for what comes next.
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Meet enso, the next unicorn in agentic GTM
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Reid Hoffman joins Mosaic Ventures as an advisory partner
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Qualcomm hands Amazon $4B of warrants to build custom silicon for AWS
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LLMs remember your code, not your life: Building a portable personal context layer
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Google’s map of every possible DNA typo could speed up rare disease research
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Irish regulator probes X over age checks, with 10% of turnover at stake
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Solid-state batteries just went into mass production. The line makes 6,000 packs a year
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The Exploration Company raises $450m to build a rocket engine
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Plug-in hybrids emit six times their official rating, and carmakers want the fix cancelled
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China put a 99.2% duty on a chemical chip fabs need
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Google and Accenture are putting 1,000 engineers inside client offices
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OpenAI just anchored an Australian company’s Malaysian data centres
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China’s answer to ASML runs on Zeiss lenses, Financial Times reports
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The US asked Britain to drop its plan to promote trusted news
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China has 70% of a material AI needs, IQE’s CEO warns, Bloomberg reports
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Byrrgis enters multi-chain trading with live token scoring and universal gas
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Lightsage raises $4M to build the growth stack for software’s newest customer
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Palantir gets £21m from Britain’s grid operator, no competition
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Google made search worse in Europe, and said so out loud
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Memory prices are slowing because buyers ran out of money
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