Elon Musk is lashing out at the EU after X was hit with a massive fine for misleading users. The platform’s “verified” system is at the heart of the dispute, which could lead to even more penalties.
A startup building an “operating system” for one-person, billion-dollar companies just raised $8.7 million in seed funding. The General Intelligence Company says it’s already using its own AI agents to handle over 95% of its coding and customer support.
Tiger Global is reportedly raising a new $2.2 billion venture fund, its second of that size. The firm promises a more targeted, humble strategy than its infamous 2021 “spray and pray” approach, even as it leans into AI.
A new startup called Internet Backyard just landed $4.5 million to tackle a messy problem: the billing chaos in data centers and GPU provisioning. Its platform, gnomos, aims to automate the entire order-to-cash process. The backing from big names like Equinix’s founder suggests this is a pain point
Generative AI is flipping the script on business creation. Entrepreneurs are now using AI tools for naming, logos, and websites from day one, compressing a months-long process into hours. This is changing the fundamental tempo of starting a business.
Forget the doom-and-gloom headlines. According to a new report, AI is projected to create far more jobs than it displaces by 2030. The real challenge isn’t the technology itself, but getting people to actually use it effectively.
In a stunning move, Paramount Skydance has gone hostile in its pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery. This comes just days after Netflix announced a $72.5 billion agreement to buy the studio. The battle is officially back on.
A proposed EU law aiming to create a single space market could have significant financial downsides. An analysis projects hundreds of millions in lost revenue for transatlantic companies, with Chinese firms seeing little impact.
Early specs for AMD’s next-gen mobile platform, codenamed Medusa Point, have surfaced. The Zen 6-based APUs will come in 28W and 45W configurations, aiming for a broad range of notebooks with a focus on efficiency and AI.
Samsung has developed new GDDR7 memory modules running at 40 Gbps per pin. With 3GB per chip, this tech could enable GPUs with massive VRAM without complex board designs.
