Anthropic's S-1 update shows improving losses and rising revenue, but also questions about whether revenue growth is slowing and how it will finance heavy compu

Both companies share Nvidia as a strategic investor, tying the mega-acquisition to the AI optics supply chain.

The space infrastructure company founded by a former Disney Channel actor is building ground-station technology rather than rockets.

The British-German defense startup's round, co-led by Lightspeed and General Catalyst, reflects rising European appetite for sovereign missile defense.

The one-year-old startup is valued at $300 million as demand grows for tooling that lets domain experts, not just engineers, train models.

The European early-stage investor, a backer of Lovable, Klarna and Black Forest Labs, is expanding its reach across the AI boom including San Francisco.

The Korean chipmaker's valuation quadrupled as investors bet on alternatives to Nvidia for AI inference workloads.

Production is ramping, but shipping delays stretch into next year as demand outpaces supply.

Apple warns unprecedented memory costs will keep rising, raising questions about future device prices as inventory reaches $14.5 billion.

Antitrust scrutiny of the acquisition adds regulatory risk to Nvidia's efforts to consolidate AI software assets.

The startup claims its world model can anticipate actions in entirely new situations, a capability with broad implications for AI agents.

Backing from both major chipmakers signals the strategic value of foundational model developers to their hardware ecosystems.

A tie-up with Boost Mobile would give Starlink the terrestrial spectrum access it needs to challenge AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.

The suit claims the privacy browser scraped copyrighted content and distributed it to customers including Anthropic and Perplexity.

German lawmakers and a filmmaker received Apple threat notifications warning their phones may have been compromised.

The funding supports scaling of robot manufacturing alongside the data collection used to train its systems.

Rising demand for GPU capacity is fueling a wave of startups seeking to financialize and trade compute as an asset.

The round reflects continued investor interest in AI-driven fraud prevention for payments.