OpenAI Leads $153 Million Round for a Startup That Revives Failed Drugs
The pharmaceutical industry discards most of what it makes. By the time a drug candidate reaches the late stages of clinical testing and fails, its owner has usually spent hundreds…
European Unions and Activists Call for an End to Palantir’s Public Contracts
Palantir Technologies has spent two years turning European governments into some of its fastest-growing customers, selling the same data-analysis software it built for U.S. intelligence agencies to police forces, health…
IBM Connects Its Digital-Asset Platform to Swift’s Blockchain Ledger
For most of its six decades, the message a bank sends through the Swift network has done one thing: instruct another bank to move money, with the actual movement of…
SoftBank Memory Unit and Shinko Sign Deal on Z-Angle Memory
SoftBank’s young memory venture has found a Japanese packaging partner for its attempt to break into a market ruled by three Korean and American giants. Saimemory, the memory subsidiary SoftBank…
ASML Chief Says Only One Company Can Build the Machines Chips Depend On
Every leading-edge chip factory in the world depends on a single company for its most important piece of equipment, and that company’s chief executive says the situation is not about…
Tesla Raises Berlin Pay as Europe Delays a Full Self-Driving Vote
On the same morning that Tesla told workers at its Berlin factory their pay would rise, European regulators quietly pushed back the one decision the company has been waiting for…
Oracle Founder Adds $9.2 Billion in Stock as Loan Collateral
Larry Ellison has spent most of the past two decades paying for his life the way other billionaires do: by borrowing against the stock, not by selling it. A filing…
UK Tribunal Lets Part of an Apple-Amazon Pricing Case Move Forward
The case has already been thrown out once, rebuilt, and filed again. On September 28, Britain’s Competition Appeal Tribunal said it would allow part of a consumer class action against…
SK Hynix Clears a Hurdle With TSMC on Next-Generation Memory
Jensen Huang is scheduled to sit down this week with the two men who control South Korea’s semiconductor industry. The Nvidia chief executive’s meetings with Lee Jae-yong, the chairman of…

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