Google concedes it needs partners to sustain AI development costs while its new agent launches with mixed results. Meta faces security issues after AI support bots compromised high-profile accounts. OpenAI commits billions to Michigan infrastructure and strikes an exclusive AWS cloud partnership, re
The people who decide what gets funded are now deciding what you read about what gets funded. Andreessen Horowitz launched MTS (Monitoring the Situation), a "24/7 timeline-native news network" that broadcasts live on X — except when it's off air, which it was at 7am on day one
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The company that turned "never sell" into a religion just admitted it might take profits. Strategy paused its weekly Bitcoin buys ahead of Q1 earnings, with Wall Street expecting an $18.98 loss per share
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While everyone obsesses over AI training clusters, the next wireless standard is being built to make those models run on your phone—and let your phone help train them.
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A Bitcoin miner just signed the largest AI infrastructure deal in history—and nobody's talking about who's on the other end of that $9.8 billion check.
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Institutional money is flooding back into Bitcoin through ETFs while retail traders sit this one out. US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $999 million over two trading days as BTC broke back above $80,000, signaling institutional appetite remains strong.
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Microsoft just turned its earnings call into a product launch for a business model no one else can copy. Microsoft announced a new "agentic business model" during its earnings call, signaling a fundamental shift in how enterprise software gets priced and deployed
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The biggest question in the agent economy just got an answer with actual regulatory teeth.
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Tech earnings are outrunning a Middle East oil crisis so severe that the Strait of Hormuz is at a near standstill—and the market doesn't care.
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BitMine just spent more on ETH in one week than most venture funds deploy in a year, and they've done it three weeks running. BitMine Immersion purchased 101,745 ETH for $238 million, marking the third consecutive week of buying more than 100,000 tokens
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The private equity playbook just got rewritten: build your own models or become a data source for someone else's. EQT CEO Per Franzen says scale is now mandatory in private markets as AI transforms how deals get sourced, priced, and managed
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The corporate Bitcoin maximalist playbook just hit its first serious stress test, and Michael Saylor blinked. Strategy reported a $12.54 billion Q1 loss, driven by $14.46 billion in unrealized Bitcoin markdowns as the crypto market softened.
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When a former Treasury Secretary tells public companies they can stop reporting every 90 days, he's really saying AI is moving faster than quarterly earnings cycles can capture.
Continue reading ›Travis Wright breaks down how stablecoins are beating banks at their own game according to Italy's central bank, why Infineon is crushing it while other AI chip suppliers struggle, and the bizarre diary evidence fueling Elon Musk's legal battle with Sam Altman over Open
Europe's central banks just admitted they're racing stablecoins for control of digital payments infrastructure. Bank of Italy Deputy Governor Chiara Scotti called for the EU to explore tokenizing SEPA payments, the backbone of euro transfers across 36 countries
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The picks and shovels of the AI gold rush aren't GPUs alone — they're the power management chips keeping data centers from melting down. Infineon forecast quarterly revenue above analyst expectations, riding the wave of AI infrastructure spending
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A Finnish AI lab hits unicorn-adjacent valuation before shipping a product—and Europe's sovereign tech bet just got a lot more expensive. QuTwo, founded by ex-Silo AI CEO Peter Sarlin, raised €25M ($29M) at a €325M ($380M) valuation—all from angels, before product launch
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The question of who really owns the blueprint for AGI is being decided not by code review, but by one man's diary entries. Greg Brockman's personal diary has become central evidence in Musk's $134bn lawsuit alleging OpenAI violated its founding agreement by converting to for-profit
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The AI planned its own unveiling, picked the date (5/5 at 5:55pm), and turned 8,000 applicants into a lottery for a few hundred winners—while the rejects got free API credits as consolation prizes.
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When the Secretary of Defense starts talking about Bitcoin like a weapons system, you're not watching financial news anymore—you're watching nations reconfigure what power means.
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The "future of finance" just learned that code is law until someone finds the exploit. DeFi platforms are bleeding capital as a fresh wave of security breaches drives investors toward exits, undermining what was supposed to be crypto's killer app for replacing traditional finance.
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