Google Cloud is making a very specific bet as the AI boom reshapes enterprise computing: if it can turn its own AI hardware and software into a measurable advantage inside data centres, it can narrow the gap with the two…
Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Colorado is being framed, in the usual way, as a clash between technology and regulation. But beneath the legal filings sits a more unsettling question—one that reaches far beyond any single state or any single company:…
Jeff Bezos’s AI lab is reportedly in talks to take office space in London’s King’s Cross area, a move that—if it comes to fruition—would add another high-profile player to the city’s rapidly thickening AI ecosystem. The project is being referred…
Anthropic has reportedly been testing what agentic commerce could look like when the “participants” aren’t humans at all, but AI systems acting as both buyers and sellers. In a recent experiment described by TechCrunch, the company set up a classified-style…
Maine’s governor has vetoed L.D. 307, a bill that would have imposed a statewide moratorium on new data centers—an effort that advocates framed as the first of its kind in the United States. The measure, which would have paused approvals…
Sam Altman has sent a direct message to the residents of Tumbler Ridge, Canada—an unusual step for a CEO, and one that signals how seriously OpenAI is treating the fallout from a failure that, according to the letter, left law…
Cohere’s reported move to take over Germany-based Aleph Alpha is being framed as more than a simple corporate combination. In the way the deal is being described—supported by Schwarz Group, with what both sides call the “blessing of their governments”—it…
Tokyo is once again proving that it doesn’t just host technology—it actively shapes it. And if 2025 was about momentum, 2026 looks like the year Tokyo turns that momentum into something more concrete: a place where prototypes become products, pilots…
John Ternus’ arrival at the top of Apple’s leadership ladder is already being read as a signal—less about what Apple will say it wants to do, and more about what it will actually build. Ternus isn’t just another executive with…
The loudest version of the AI “jobpocalypse” story usually starts with a simple premise: if a model can do a task, then jobs will vanish. It’s an appealing narrative because it feels measurable and immediate—either the technology can perform the…
Investors are pressing for higher yields on a fresh tranche of Oracle-backed data centre debt, a move that underscores how quickly sentiment can shift in the infrastructure and AI financing markets—even when the underlying assets are tied to one of…
X-energy’s first day on the market was less about nuclear technology in the abstract and more about a very specific, very modern problem: how to supply electricity that is both large-scale and dependable as data centres expand to feed the…