The largest bitcoin miner just chose clean balance sheets over bitcoin maximalism, and the choice reveals where this industry's really headed. MARA Holdings sold 15,133 bitcoin for $1.1 billion over three weeks ending March 25
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Three junior VCs from last year's "Next General Partner" watch list just made partner, and their ticket was writing checks to AI and defense tech companies that actually shipped.
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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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OpenAI just killed its adult chatbot project after employee and investor revolt, and the real story is what happens when a $157B company tries to chase revenue in the wrong direction. OpenAI has shelved its "adult mode" ChatGPT project indefinitely after internal pushback over societal harm concerns
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Lockheed Martin's CTO just said the quiet part out loud: AI weapons work when humans own the failures.
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Google DeepMind is no longer just training robots in simulation—it's farming operational data from real factories through partnership deals. Agile Robots is integrating DeepMind's robotics foundation models while feeding real-world data back to the AI lab
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China's CXMT just doubled revenue to $8 billion riding the AI memory boom, and that's a problem for SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron.
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Congress just agreed that tokenized securities are securities, which sounds obvious until you realize this is the first time U.S. lawmakers have said it out loud with cameras rolling.
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A quarter-billion dollars vaporized in orbit, and the only thing that made it to production was the litigation. Theia, a satellite imaging startup, collapsed after raising $250 million, leaving behind federal fraud charges and a cascade of lawsuits
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Congress is trying to turn Anthropic's fight with the Pentagon into law. Sen. Adam Schiff is drafting legislation to codify Anthropic's red lines, ensuring humans make final decisions on lethal force and mass surveillance
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SpaceX is gunning for a $175 billion IPO at a $1.75 trillion valuation, and the math tells you everything about who's building Web4 infrastructure.
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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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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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Sony and SBI just bet $63 million that Japan will lead the institutional RWA buildout, and they're using a Layer 1 most people have never heard of.
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Two professors turned a coffee shop into an AI confessional, and what students asked them reveals more about the future of work than any labor report.
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Kleiner Perkins just raised $3.5 billion for AI, and the sector breakdown tells you exactly where smart money thinks agents will matter most. Kleiner Perkins closed a $3.5 billion fund targeting AI startups across autonomy, transportation, professional services, and space
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Zuckerberg just bet that the next billion-dollar business won't be built by a team of twenty, it'll be built by one person and their AI.
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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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Vultr wants a billion dollars to prove that being early doesn't mean you win. Vultr, a 2014-vintage cloud provider backed by AMD, is raising at least $1 billion to compete in the AI compute arms race
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While AI overviews are eating media traffic alive, breaking news clicks are up 103%, and the reason reveals exactly where human journalism still wins. Global publisher traffic from Google dropped one-third last year, with organic search down 42% according to Define Media Group analysis
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