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Cerebras pops 68% in Nasdaq debut, pushing the AI chipmaker's market cap to $95 billion
Cerebras Systems surged 68% on its Nasdaq debut, closing at $311.07 after a $5.55 billion IPO that values the wafer‑scale chipmaker at $95 billion. The offering, the biggest U.S. tech IPO since Uber,
OpenAI weighs Apple lawsuit over Siri shortfall
OpenAI is weighing legal action against Apple after expectations that ChatGPT's Siri integration would generate billions per year in revenue fell short, per Bloomberg.
Musk vs Altman Trial Enters Homestretch
The Musk‑vs‑Altman trial has reached its final stage, with closing arguments finished and a jury set to deliberate on Altman's removal and a $500 billion restructuring, a showdown that could reshape A
Claude AI recovers an 11 yrs old BTC wallet holding 400k USD
A Bitcoin holder known as cprkrn finally accessed a wallet that had been locked for 11 years, retrieving 5 BTC worth about $400 k. The breakthrough came after the user fed an entire old computer into
Wirestock Secures $23M Series A, Total Funding $26M
Wirestock, a data marketplace that supplies multi‑modal training data to six leading foundation AI labs, closed a $23 million Series A round, lifting its cumulative financing to $26 million. The raise
AMD Brings FSR 4.1 Upscaling to Older GPUs in July
AMD will extend its FSR 4.1 AI-powered upscaling technology to older RDNA 3 graphics cards in July, with RDNA 2 devices including the Steam Deck following in early 2027, despite those chips lacking th
Enterprises Seek Sovereign AI, 70% Execs Demand Control
Enterprises are rethinking reliance on third‑party AI models, fearing loss of IP and competitive edge, and are moving toward sovereign data and AI platforms, a shift echoed by 70% of executives and hi
Mythos and GPT‑5.5‑Cyber Find Hundreds of Bugs
Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's GPT‑5.5‑Cyber can spot thousands of bugs, but testing shows they produce many false positives and require expert analysts to verify and prioritize findings to keep pace
Clio Hits $500M ARR as Legal AI Market Booms
Clio’s $500 million ARR milestone signals the rapid monetization of AI in legal tech, a trend echoed by peers Harvey and Legora, which have also posted multi‑hundred‑million ARR figures. Anthropic’s r
HMRC signs £175m AI deal with Quantexa to fight fraud
HMRC has sealed a decade‑long, £175 million AI partnership with British firm Quantexa to hunt fraud, correct tax‑return errors and speed up customer service. The move comes as public complaints about
OpenAI backs US-led AI governance body with China
OpenAI has announced its support for a US‑led global AI governance body that would bring China into the fold, modeled after the International Atomic Energy Agency. The move signals a diplomatic pivot
YellowKey Zero-Day Breaks BitLocker via USB
Security researcher Chaotic Eclipse published two zero-day exploits — YellowKey, which bypasses Microsoft BitLocker drive encryption using only files on a USB stick, and GreenPlasma, a local privilege
Microsoft MDASH tops CyberGym, uncovers 16 Windows bugs
Microsoft’s new multi‑model AI system MDASH outperformed Anthropic’s Mythos and OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 on the UC Berkeley CyberGym benchmark, achieving 88.45% and uncovering 16 new Windows vulnerabilities,
ChatGPT Discloses User's Old Phone Number from FTC PDF
A Gizmodo test shows ChatGPT can retrieve a user's outdated personal contact details from public documents, while other leading AI chatbots refuse such disclosures, sparking privacy concerns about AI
Anthropic Adds Claude Agent SDK Credits for Paid Users
After recent setbacks on its Mythos launch and heightened White House scrutiny, Anthropic is shifting focus to its paid users by launching Claude Agent SDK credits. The new credits, available from Jun
Edge Copilot Now Reads All Your Open Tabs
Microsoft is rolling out a major Copilot update for Edge that lets the AI chatbot read across all your open tabs to answer questions, compare products, and summarize articles, alongside new podcast, q
AI Chatbots Leak Real Phone Numbers, Personal Data
Google's Gemini chatbot has repeatedly given strangers real people's phone numbers—including misrouting PayBox customer service calls to an Israeli engineer's personal WhatsApp—exposing a privacy prob
Silicon Valley’s A.I. Lobbying Blitz Reaches a Fever Pitch
AI giants are turning Washington into a battleground, with OpenAI and Anthropic opening lobbying offices and spending record sums to shape policy. The surge—$1 M from OpenAI, $3 M from Anthropic, and
Anthropic Launches Claude for Small Business
Anthropic launched Claude for Small Business, a new suite of task-automation tools aimed at the 36 million U.S. small businesses, featuring integrations with QuickBooks, Canva, Docusign, HubSpot, and
Arm, SoftBank Miss Cerebras Deal, IPO Prices Above
Arm and SoftBank made a last‑minute bid to acquire AI chipmaker Cerebras, but the deal fell through as Cerebras pushed ahead with its IPO. The offering priced above expectations, signaling strong inve
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