Bitcoin finally splits from tech stocks after three years of lock-step movement while Nvidia launches voice-controlled laptops that could end the mouse era. Plus the EU's cyber agency deploys AI tools that actively hack into systems to find vulnerabilities.
London becomes the proving ground for two fundamentally incompatible visions of how machines should learn to drive. Waymo's sensor-heavy, map-dependent approach faces off against Wayve's mapless, end-to-end AI model as both launch commercial operations in London
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The second-largest US crypto exchange just proved that decentralization is still mostly marketing. Coinbase suspended trading for hours Thursday after an AWS data center in Northern Virginia overheated, forcing markets into "cancel only" mode before resuming operations hours later.
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The same traders who cheered Bitcoin's climb are now the ones selling into it. Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 after briefly rallying above $81k, with CryptoQuant data showing traders taking profits into strength
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Disney's AI dashboard isn't tracking who uses Claude most—it's tracking who's built the cleanest assembly line of AI agents doing actual work.
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The race to autonomous driving has three horses, and the scrappiest one thinks selling shovels beats digging for gold.
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Tech giants face unexpected challenges as Arbitrum DAO votes to relocate 71 million in recovered hack funds despite court orders, TSMC's growth decline hints at cooling AI demand, and xAI makes the unusual move of sharing compute resources with Anthropic while simultane
The companies that minted money by avoiding capital expenditures just spent three-quarters of a trillion dollars betting they can build their way out of commoditization.
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A DAO with $70 million in recovered hack funds just voted to move it, and a court says they can't. Arbitrum DAO's Snapshot vote is passing with 90% support to release $71M in ETH frozen after the Kelp DAO exploit, moving toward a binding onchain governance proposal.
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The world's most critical chipmaker just posted numbers that say AI demand is alive and slowing down at the same time. TSMC reported 17.5% revenue growth, fueled by hyperscaler AI spending, but it's the slowest monthly expansion since October
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While VCs tighten their belts, a Layer 1 just opened its own checkbook to build the infrastructure its agents will need. Aptos committed $50 million to grow its ecosystem, covering first-party products, protocol infrastructure, and agentic AI projects
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OpenAI just handed its most powerful models to the good guys only—and proved that AI alignment isn't just about preventing harm, it's about actively choosing who gets to do what.
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The data center fundraising cycle used to move on quarterly earnings calls — now it moves at the speed of insomnia. Principal Financial is raising $3 billion across two funds targeting US and European data centers, signaling institutional capital is chasing AI infrastructure at scale
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Turns out infrastructure beats ideology when you own the pipes and the competition needs somewhere to run their models.
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The agent economy just got its payment rails, and they're not running through Visa. AWS launched Amazon Bedrock AgentCore payments, a stablecoin-based payment system for AI agents built with Coinbase and Stripe
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When the president's son has to personally deny your crypto company is imploding while you're fighting a billionaire in court, you're either building the future of finance or watching it collapse in real time.
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While the internet turns Altman's crisis texts into emo anthems, the actual courtroom testimony is building a case that OpenAI's CEO prioritized speed over safety—and maybe over honesty too.
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Court filings just revealed that Microsoft nearly walked away from OpenAI before writing the checks that made ChatGPT possible. Emails from 2018 show Microsoft executives were deeply skeptical of OpenAI, but feared Amazon would scoop them up if they passed.
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The biggest corporate bet on Ethereum is about to declare victory and move to the next phase. BitMine Immersion Technologies will slow its ETH purchases as it approaches its goal of owning 5% of total Ethereum supply, roughly $12 billion worth.
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The boom-bust metronome that governed crypto for over a decade just stopped ticking. Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley declared the four-year crypto cycle dead, marking institutional participation as the structural break.
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Nvidia just wrote a $2.1 billion check to a company most people have never heard of, and that tells you everything about where the real AI infrastructure war is being fought.
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