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
Microsoft Rushes Patch for Entra ID Flaw Already Under Attack
Microsoft on Thursday released an emergency fix for a vulnerability in Entra ID, its identity and access management service, that carries the maximum severity score of 10.0 on the CVSS…
British Cinemas Move to Keep Meta’s AI Glasses Out of Their Screens
Cinemas across Britain have begun restricting Meta’s AI-powered smart glasses, worried that the devices’ cameras can be used to record new films, according to Reuters, which reported the restrictions on…
Oracle’s Troubled VA Records Contract Grows to Nearly $27 Billion
The Department of Veterans Affairs has raised the ceiling on Oracle’s electronic health records contract by nearly $17 billion, bringing the total value of the program to almost $27 billion,…
Google Gives Publishers a New Tool to Steer AI Search Their Way
Google on Wednesday released Preferred Sources, a tool that lets publishers designate the sources they want featured in AI-generated search answers, an attempt to give news organizations more control over…
Prime Video Bets $2 Billion on Latin America’s Streaming Growth
Amazon’s Prime Video will invest more than $2 billion in Latin America between 2027 and 2030, funding local original series and sports broadcasts, the company announced on Wednesday. It is…
SK Hynix Weighs Its First Chip Factory in Japan, a Bet on AI Memory Demand
SK Hynix is considering building a memory chip factory in Japan, with investment that could reach several trillion Korean won, according to the Hankyoreh, a South Korean newspaper that reported…
OpenAI’s Enterprise Spending Growth Catches Up With Anthropic
OpenAI is now growing its spending from enterprise customers at a pace that matches, and in some cases exceeds, Anthropic’s, according to data from Ramp, a corporate payments and expense…
Nevada Lets Tesla, Uber, and Waymo Put 8,000 Robotaxis on Las Vegas Streets
Nevada regulators on Friday approved Tesla, Uber, and Waymo to operate driverless taxis in Las Vegas, a decision that allows the three companies to deploy up to 8,000 robotaxis combined…
Nvidia Pays $6 Billion to License Poolside’s Model Factory and Hires Its Team
Nvidia has agreed to pay $6 billion for a license to Poolside’s Model Factory, the software platform the AI startup used to build its coding models, and to hire 109…
Broadcom Seeks $60 Billion or More in Debt to Fund Its AI Chip Push
Broadcom is in talks with a group of banks about raising more than $60 billion in new debt, with the total potentially reaching $100 billion, to fund an expansion of…
