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 CEOs selling you AGI are using cancer patients as props in a funding pitch.
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The $2 million database sitting on a hacker forum wasn't stolen through a zero-day exploit—it walked out through an employee's AI productivity tool.
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The SAP migration wave isn't a tech upgrade—it's a $89 billion hostage negotiation, and AI agents just walked into the room. Nova Intelligence raised $31.5 million to deploy agentic AI for SAP migrations, led by a former DeepMind engineer targeting enterprise customers trapped in legacy systems.
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Silicon Valley's splitting in two as a16z doubles down on crypto with 2.2 billion while OpenAI gambles a trillion on AI that might not work. Meanwhile Coinbase cuts staff claiming AI beats humans. We break down what this divergence means for your money.
The gap between traditional finance and crypto rails just got a bridge built by two institutions that actually hold licenses. FalconX and Sygnum are launching a tokenized credit product that lets institutions borrow against digital assets through regulated infrastructure
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The world's most influential crypto VC just doubled down while everyone else is chasing AI dollars. a16z crypto closed its fifth dedicated fund at $2.2 billion, bringing total crypto commitments to $9.8 billion across all funds
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Brian Armstrong just handed every knowledge worker a preview of their own performance review. Coinbase is cutting 14% of its workforce — roughly 700 roles — with CEO Brian Armstrong explicitly citing AI's ability to let engineers "ship in days what used to take a team weeks"
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The companies building AGI just handed Washington the keys before anyone else gets to turn the ignition. Google, Microsoft, and xAI agreed to give the US government pre-release access to their AI models for security evaluation before public deployment.
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The frontier AI race just turned into a game of corporate chicken played with nine-figure data center bills.
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The gatekeepers aren't human anymore, and when they fail you, there's no one to call. Nearly 40% of job candidates now abandon hiring processes that require AI interviews, and those who stay often hear nothing back
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A crypto exchange just bought the plumbing that keeps 37 million shareholders on the books at companies like British Petroleum and Vodafone. Peter Thiel-backed Bullish agreed to acquire Equiniti, a global transfer agent managing shareholder records, for $4.2 billion in stock
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The rails for moving stock certificates are about to merge with the rails for moving tokens, and the $4.25 billion price tag says Wall Street's plumbing upgrade is no longer theoretical.
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The researchers building the most powerful AI models in the world just decided their bosses can't be trusted with them.
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Y Combinator just proved that selling legal services is now a venture-scale software business. Moritz, an AI-powered law firm, raised $9 million in four days from investors including Reddit, OpenAI, and Dropbox founders, oversubscribing their $3M target before graduating from Y Combinator
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The token went up, then down, all while volume spiked—which means someone with real capital is making a decision, and the rest of the market is about to find out what it was.
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The playbook just changed: instead of hoarding security intel like trade secrets, Ripple's handing it out like vaccine data during an outbreak.
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The frontier AI war just got messy—lawsuits flying, billion-dollar deals reshuffled, and China's scrappy underdog closing the gap faster than anyone expected.
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Travis Wright covers banks turning on their own stablecoin legislation, Alphabet's massive European borrowing spree for AI dominance, and Google researchers forming a union to protest military AI contracts. Big money moves and workplace rebellion collide in today's tech
The compromise that was supposed to get stablecoins regulated in America just united banks in opposition — which tells you everything about who actually controls the rails.
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Google's parent company is borrowing billions in euros to fund the AI arms race — but the real story is who's winning the race to finance the future. Alphabet launched a six-tranche euro bond offering months after raising nearly $32 billion across dollar, sterling, and Swiss franc markets
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