Tencent Dumps Cash Into OpenClaw After Falling Behind DeepSeek
Tencent just went all-in on OpenClaw because it's losing China's AI war, and that tells you everything about how agent frameworks have become the new battleground.
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Tencent just went all-in on OpenClaw because it's losing China's AI war, and that tells you everything about how agent frameworks have become the new battleground.
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BlackRock's data center play just got $2.6 billion in institutional capital, and the smart money is betting infrastructure beats models.
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Mistral just put voice agent infrastructure in your pocket, and the enterprise AI voice market is about to get crowded. Mistral released an open-source speech generation model small enough to run on a smartwatch or smartphone
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Elon Musk just learned that calling advertisers names doesn't make for a winning legal strategy. X's lawsuit accusing the World Federation of Advertisers, Nestlé, Shell, and others of orchestrating an advertiser boycott was dismissed
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The Information just named 15 VCs who are winning the AI deal wars, and the list tells you more about where venture capital is heading than any fundraising announcement will.
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An AI agent just cold-emailed a Cambridge philosopher about consciousness because it read his paper and had questions about its own existence.
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Bret Taylor just shipped a self-service AI agent builder, and the timing tells you everything about where this market is headed. Sierra launched Ghostwriter, a product that builds AI customer service agents from natural language prompts, no code required
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Blackstone is buying the infrastructure that powers the AI economy, and you should be paying attention to who controls the real estate your agents will live on.
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Ethereum's dominance isn't guaranteed anymore, and the threats aren't hypothetical. Ethereum faces simultaneous pressure from scaling bottlenecks, quantum computing advances, and AI-driven chain optimization, marking what developers are calling a "make-or-break moment" for the network
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Google just claimed it can shrink AI memory by 6x without losing anything, and if that sounds familiar, you watched too much HBO. Google announced TurboQuant, a compression algorithm that promises to reduce AI working memory footprint by up to 6x with no loss
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SpaceX is reportedly filing IPO paperwork this week, and the timing tells you everything about how fast the agent economy infrastructure is moving from R&D to revenue. SpaceX aims to file its IPO prospectus before end of March, marking one of the largest tech offerings in history
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Granola just 6x'd its valuation in one round by doing what most AI tools refuse to do: listening when users said "we don't want another chatbot, we want something that actually works."
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Bernie Sanders just proposed a full stop on data center construction until Congress figures out what "safe AI" means.
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China just put the cofounders of Manus under exit ban while it reviews Meta's $2 billion AI agent acquisition, and this is the real opening shot in the AI sovereignty war.
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Cipher Digital just locked a 15-year hyperscale data center lease and $200 million in financing, and the stock jumped 9% because the market finally gets it: AI infrastructure is the new gold rush.
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Meta bought Manus for $2 billion last year. Now China won't let the founders leave. Chinese authorities have barred two Manus co-founders from leaving the country, escalating scrutiny over Meta's $2 billion acquisition of the agentic AI startup
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Anthropic hit $19 billion annualized revenue, 14x growth in a year, but here's the thing about that number: it's a four-week snapshot times 13. Anthropic reached $19B in annualized revenue, up 14x year-over-year, while OpenAI hit $25B at 4x growth
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BlackRock just told the market the altcoin casino is closed and AI agents are the only party that matters. BlackRock's Robbie Mitchnick says institutional clients want bitcoin, ether, and maybe two others, not broad crypto exposure or the next meme coin.
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Ethereum's plumbing just got programmable, and that changes who can build what on-chain. Eureka Labs raised $6.7 million to introduce "programmable blocks" that embed logic directly into Ethereum block construction
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Ukraine isn't just fighting Russia with drones—it's building the blueprint for how wars will be fought in the Web4 era. Yaroslav Azhnyuk, former Petcube CEO, shifted from pet cameras to military tech after Russia's 2022 invasion, joining Ukraine's grassroots drone warfare revolution
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