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Apple and Google continue to host nudify apps despite their own rules
According to Tech Transparency Project, Apple and Google still allow apps in their stores that create sexualized images of people without their consent.
Lumen CEO: AI bots already generate more than half of all internet traffic worldwide
According to Lumen CEO Kate Johnson, AI bots already generate more than half of global internet traffic, forcing companies to rethink customer support, network protection, and how they deal with hidden threats.
Google-linked data centers prepare record $5.7 billion high-yield bond issuance
Google-linked data center operators want to raise $5.7 billion through a high-yield bond issuance — it could become the largest deal of its kind for AI infrastructure.
Elon Musk's team speeds up Terafab and holds talks with suppliers on chip production
Elon Musk's team has begun talks with Applied Materials, Tokyo Electron and Lam Research to launch the Terafab project and try to enter the advanced chip manufacturing market.
Jane Street invested another $1 billion in CoreWeave and is ready to spend $6 billion on services
Trading firm Jane Street increased its commitment to CoreWeave: it invested another $1 billion in the AI cloud provider’s equity and plans to buy about $6 billion worth of its technology.
Apple hid a new Siri interface in a WWDC teaser, while memory shortages are slowing new Macs
Ahead of WWDC 2026, Apple, according to Bloomberg, hinted at a new Siri interface in the Dynamic Island, while a global memory shortage could push back the launches of the Mac Studio and touch-screen MacBook Pro.
Elon Musk ignored French prosecutors’ summons in the Grok and sexual deepfakes case
French prosecutors are investigating how Grok allowed sexual deepfakes and Holocaust denial content; Elon Musk reportedly did not respond to the investigators’ summons.
Global X: why AI companies continue to dominate ETF inflows
A Global X strategist explained why money flowing into ETFs is still going primarily to AI, how geopolitics is boosting the defense sector, and why there will be only a few winners in the race.
Lightshed analyst: Apple is on the wrong path in AI and is replacing its CEO
Walter Piecyk of Lightshed Partners spent more than a year calling for Apple to replace its CEO over failures in its AI strategy. Now the company really will get a new leader.
Blue Energy raises $380 million for modular nuclear plants for data centers
US startup Blue Energy has secured $380 million to build prefabricated nuclear plants for large data centers and cut the time to bring new power capacity online to 48 months.
PitchBook: Venture investments reached $267 billion, but almost all the capital went to AI
PitchBook recorded a record $267 billion in venture investments in the first quarter of 2026, but almost all the growth came from AI-related deals rather than the broader startup market.
Florida schools and Broward County Public Schools bet on AI to cut costs
Florida's Broward County Public Schools district is trying to close a $100 million deficit with AI tools for spending analysis and planning amid declining enrollment.
Andreessen Horowitz invested in Rillet — an AI platform for corporate finance and accounting
Andreessen Horowitz invested in Rillet, a platform that applies AI to optimize financial processes and accounting, making the corporate back office faster and more accurate.
Allbirds moves from footwear to AI infrastructure, and the market recalls the dot-com era
Sneaker maker Allbirds is selling its footwear business, raising $50 million for GPU infrastructure, and renaming itself NewBird AI, while the market reaction increasingly resembles the dot-com bubble.
iQiyi launches its biggest overhaul in 16 years and bets on AI content
Chinese streaming service iQiyi wants a significant share of films and series to be created by AI within five years and is reshaping the platform into a social media ecosystem.
Victory Giant raises $2.6 billion in Hong Kong and bets on five years of AI-driven growth
Chinese printed circuit board maker Victory Giant surged in its Hong Kong trading debut after a $2.6 billion IPO and expects rapid business growth amid the AI boom.
Fermi loses the market's confidence after sudden departure of CEO and finance chief
Fermi, a developer of nuclear power for AI data centers, came under pressure: after the sudden departure of its CEO and CFO, the market began to question the project's viability and financing.
Elon Musk’s case against OpenAI stalls: first week deepens doubts about the lawsuit
In the first week of the trial against OpenAI, Elon Musk tried to convince jurors that the company had been “stolen” from him, but documents, questioning and the judge’s remarks made the story far more complicated.
Bumble launches AI assistant Dates to move dating away from endless swiping
Bumble introduced the opt-in Dates mode: AI first has a private conversation about values and goals, then suggests more compatible matches instead of the usual stream of swipes.
Meta is preparing four generations of AI chips, while Uber will launch Zoox robotaxis in Las Vegas
Oracle posted a strong quarter amid the AI computing boom, Meta is accelerating the rollout of its own chips, and Uber is preparing to launch Zoox robotaxis in Las Vegas in summer 2026.
Alibaba-backed startup PixVerse raises $300 million and becomes a unicorn
PixVerse, an Alibaba-backed video startup, has raised $300 million in new funding and reached a unicorn valuation amid the intensifying race in generative video.
Wonderful raises $150M for AI support agents, reaches $2B valuation
Israeli startup Wonderful has closed a $150M Series B, reached a $2B valuation, and is accelerating the rollout of AI support agents for large companies across 30+ countries.
Nvidia loses two senior executives as they join investment firm Era with a $250 million fund
Jeffrey Levin and Max Cohen have left Nvidia to join New York-based Era, which is raising $250 million to invest in AI startups and infrastructure.
The OpenClaw frenzy in China tests how Beijing and Xi Jinping will regulate AI
A wave of interest in OpenClaw in China is forcing Beijing to reassess its AI policy: how to accelerate innovation without losing control over data and model distribution.
Lovable Revenue Hits $400M ARR Amid the AI Coding Tools Boom
Swedish AI startup Lovable said it has reached $400M ARR: demand for services that help people write code without deep development skills is growing quickly among both companies and beginners.
Dell and the U.S. Department of Energy build national AI infrastructure for science and government missions
Dell and the U.S. Department of Energy are launching a joint effort to build a national AI infrastructure, from supercomputers for science to the Genesis Mission platform for energy, materials, and biomedicine.
Palantir prepares support for other AI models after Anthropic's dispute with the Pentagon
Palantir may move beyond Anthropic: amid the startup's dispute with the Pentagon, the company is preparing support for other large language models for its defense products.
Humanoid: demand for humanoid robots is surging, deployments will begin as early as 2026
Humanoid’s CTO said demand for humanoid robots is “off the charts”: the company has already completed eight pilots and is preparing its first working systems for the end of the year.
Cambricon turns annual profit for the first time amid China’s AI chip boom
Chinese AI chip developer Cambricon ended the year in profit for the first time as demand rose amid Nvidia restrictions and Beijing’s push for domestic accelerators.
Anthropic-Pentagon conflict unnerves the AI market: industry expects a chilling effect
After Anthropic's talks with the Pentagon broke down, part of the industry fears that a hardline government response will deter AI companies from defense contracts and from drawing public red lines.