Yelp Sends an Agent to Make the Call
Meta Fixed Its Glasses and Didn’t Say What Broke
Japan’s First 3-Nanometer Line Comes With a Capacity Caveat
HSBC Asks What a Data Center Contract Is Worth
The Order Book Outruns the Assembly Line at ABB
Intel Asks the FCC for Permission to Keep Its Factory Robots Running
Oracle and AstraZeneca Attack the Slowest Step in Drug Development
Anthropic Buys the Company That Kept Data Encrypted While It Was Used
The Paper Fortune Inside Eric Schmidt’s Anthropic Stake
JPMorgan Puts a Number on the Banks’ CoreWeave Problem
Anthropic’s Sprint to an IPO, and the Record It Wants to Break
When Anthropic’s chief financial officer sat down with prospective investors in August, the questions were not about whether the company would go public. They were about how big the offering…
Washington Sides With OpenAI in the Copyright Fight Over AI Training
At the federal courthouse in Manhattan, where The New York Times is suing OpenAI over the articles its reporters wrote, the government has picked a side. On Wednesday the Trump…
Zoox Brings Its Robotaxi to the Las Vegas Airport Curb
A traveler landing at Harry Reid International Airport now has an option that did not exist three weeks ago: a driverless car waiting near baggage claim. Zoox, the autonomous-driving company…
Tesla’s Cybercab Fleet Rolls Out on Austin Streets
The first videos appeared online Wednesday evening, shot by drivers and pedestrians who could not quite believe what they were seeing: two-seat cars moving through Austin traffic with no steering…
Uber’s $15 Billion Delivery Hero Deal Clears Its First Hurdle
The endorsement arrived from Berlin with none of the hesitation that usually greets a takeover. Delivery Hero’s supervisory board and its management board on Wednesday jointly declared Uber’s $15 billion…
Apple’s Tracking Rules Face a $2.7 Billion Test in London
Ann Pope spent most of her career on the other side of this argument. As a senior official at Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority, she helped lead the regulator’s examination…
Google’s Ad-Tech Business Survives, and the Remedy Is Under Seal
Judge Leonie Brinkema gave Google what it wanted, and something it will have to live with. On Wednesday, the federal judge in Virginia ruled that Google can keep its advertising-technology…
Nvidia Buys Hugging Face, and Promises to Keep It Open
On the website where millions of programmers go to borrow other people’s models, the ownership is about to change. Nvidia said Thursday that it had agreed to acquire Hugging Face,…
Broadcom’s AI Semiconductor Boom, and the Forecast That Tripped It Up
On paper, it was a clean sweep. Broadcom reported quarterly results on Wednesday that beat Wall Street’s expectations on nearly every line, raised its target for next year’s artificial intelligence…
Meta’s Muse Voice Transcribe Listens While You Talk
Speech-to-text has usually worked on a delay. You talk, you stop, and only then does the machine catch up, processing the recording as one finished piece. Meta introduced a model…
