Michael Saylor just blinked, and the entire corporate Bitcoin playbook is now in question. Strategy sold $216 million in Bitcoin, marking the company's largest-ever sale and its first reversal of the "buy and never sell" doctrine that made Saylor a crypto folk hero
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While Silicon Valley chases billion-parameter models, a Nigerian entrepreneur just proved that smaller AI running on an Android phone can tell the difference between medicine and poison in places where the internet barely works.
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Most companies are still figuring out how to ship one AI feature that works — Expedia has run billions of predictions and lived to tell you what breaks at scale.
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A Bitcoin miner just became Anthropic's landlord for the next two decades, and the shift from proof-of-work to proof-of-inference is now worth $19 billion.
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The gap between "AI saves us all" and "AI sparks civil war" just got a two-word rebuttal from the man who bet against the housing market. Elon Musk posted on X that AI and robots will enable "universal high income" and make work optional through radical abundance.
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The company building the future is shrinking the people who built the past. Microsoft is cutting 4,800 employees (2.1% of workforce), hitting sales and Xbox hardest — Xbox alone loses 20% of its division
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The same people who shipped a billion iPhones just put their money where AI can't fake it—the factory floor. Omni Ventures raised $33 million to back pre-seed manufacturing tech, led by ex-Apple engineers Simon Lancaster and Sabrina Paseman who brought products from prototype to production at scale
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Paris is making a quiet bet that the next wave of AI labs won't all speak English. Station F is launching another cohort of its F/ai accelerator, backed by Xavier Niel's capital and Europe's regulatory posture
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Hyundai just turned the World Cup into a factory floor preview, and nobody seemed to notice they were watching a commercial for mass-produced humanoids.
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The real AI boom isn't IPOs—it's billion-dollar follow-ons from companies already public, frantically raising cash to build infrastructure that doesn't exist yet.
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The AI trade just survived its first real stress test — and the speed of the bounce tells you everything about how much capital is still waiting on the sidelines. US tech stocks rebounded Monday after the AI trade experienced its sharpest pullback in over two years
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The platform that already hates marketers just found a new reason to ban them: they're poisoning the AI training data. Reddit is deploying AI to fight AI-generated spam designed specifically to influence chatbot outputs, not human readers
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The agent economy needs server farms like highways need asphalt, and Wall Street just saw how much that's worth. Csquare Inc., Brookfield's data center company, is pursuing a $1.35 billion US IPO — one of the largest infrastructure offerings of the year
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The future of defense isn't just autonomous—it's already being bought and sold in nine-figure deals while most people still think drones are toys.
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The world's best AI memory maker is about to find out if American investors value it as much as American hyperscalers do. SK Hynix is pursuing a $29 billion U.S. listing while Samsung releases earnings Tuesday, putting the AI chip rally to a direct test
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The companies winning the AI race aren't the ones spending the most on tools—they're the ones who rewired how they work before they bought anything.
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The money that built Nvidia is now remembering that railroads and utilities still exist. Growing doubts about AI rally sustainability are driving investors back toward old-economy stocks, per Bloomberg's latest Markets Pulse survey
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The AI gold rush just minted another equipment supplier billionaire — and this one makes the circuit boards nobody talks about. Unimicron Technology is raising up to $1.4 billion through global depositary shares, riding a 700% stock surge in the past year on AI infrastructure demand
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The chip black market just got its first real prosecution, and the details reveal how sophisticated the evasion networks have become. Singapore prosecutors added money laundering charges to an existing AI server fraud case involving diverted Nvidia chips headed to China
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The picks-and-shovels economy for AI just hit a supply chain wall. Nvidia's next-gen AI server rack system is delayed by over a year due to manufacturing issues, sending Asian tech stocks down Hardware bottlenecks are now pacing AI deployment faster than software limitations
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