Hustlers are cashing in on China’s OpenClaw AI craze
Beijing's software engineers are quitting their jobs to build businesses on top of an AI that controls their computers for them.
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Beijing's software engineers are quitting their jobs to build businesses on top of an AI that controls their computers for them.
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Most companies building AI agents are ignoring the part that actually determines whether those agents work.
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The picks-and-shovels play in AI infrastructure just locked in three years of revenue visibility. Lumentum Holdings, an Nvidia-backed optical components maker, reports accelerating demand from US hyperscalers with orders now filling their book through 2028
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Anthropic just ran the numbers on its own AI's capabilities, and the white-collar jobs most at risk aren't the ones you'd expect. Anthropic's head economist shared data showing AI can already handle far more work than most companies realize
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The SaaS stock selloff wasn't a blip. It was a preview of what happens when AI agents stop being demos and start eating jobs.
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Meta just convinced banks to syndicate $3 billion in debt for a single data center, and the infrastructure finance game just changed. Natixis, MUFG, and Societe Generale are marketing $3 billion in loans for Meta's Ohio data center, named Prometheus
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Anthropic just shipped the infrastructure layer that turns "we should build an agent" into "we built an agent." Anthropic launched Claude Managed Agents, a platform designed to help enterprises build AI agents without deep ML expertise
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Anthropic just built an AI so dangerous it won't release it publicly, but it's sharing access with Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft so they can defend against what's coming.
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Anthropic just put its most powerful model in the hands of Apple, Google, Microsoft, and 40+ others with one directive: find the holes before the bad guys do.
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Anthropic just launched a cybersecurity AI model days after its own code leaked all over GitHub. Anthropic released Claude Mythos, a specialized AI model for detecting software vulnerabilities, to Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple
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Anthropic just built an AI so good at finding security holes that they won't let you use it.
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LLM-referred traffic converts at 30-40%, triple the rate of traditional search, and most companies are still optimizing for humans who click around like it's 2015.
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SpaceX is bypassing Wall Street's gatekeepers and offering 30% of its $2 trillion IPO directly to retail investors. SpaceX plans a June retail investor event ahead of what could be history's largest IPO, targeting a $2 trillion valuation and $75 billion raise
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The website is dying, and the brands that built their moats around design systems and conversion funnels are about to find out their castle has no walls.
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Anthropic just locked in multiple gigawatts of Google TPU capacity, and the subtext is more interesting than the announcement. Anthropic is expanding its partnership with Google and Broadcom to secure multiple gigawatts of next-generation compute infrastructure
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The battle for cheap electricity just got a new heavyweight, and bitcoin miners are about to find out what it feels like to be outbid at scale. Anthropic signed a multi-gigawatt compute deal with Google and Broadcom for next-gen TPU capacity starting in 2027
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Anthropic just locked in hundreds of billions in chip capacity with Google and Broadcom while hitting $30 billion in annualized revenue, and the real story is what it signals about who controls the infrastructure layer of Web4.
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Samsung just posted an eight-fold profit jump on AI memory chips while war burns in the Middle East, and nobody in the data center business blinked. Samsung Electronics posted an eight-fold quarterly profit surge, driven by memory chips for AI and data centers
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The local AI stack just got its killer app, and it runs in your terminal while Claude writes the code. LM Studio released a headless CLI that lets you run models like Gemma 4 locally without the GUI, pairing perfectly with Claude Code for AI-assisted development
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Microsoft just put a disclaimer on Copilot that reads like the fine print on a carnival fortune teller booth. Microsoft's terms of use now classify Copilot as "for entertainment purposes only," the same language used for horoscopes and magic eight balls
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