Cursor has launched a new mobile app aimed at one of the most practical problems that comes with using AI coding agents: you can’t always stay tethered to your laptop. When an agent is running—editing files, running tests, proposing changes,…
TIDAL has moved from the usual “we’ll label it” approach to something more consequential: money. According to reporting, the streaming service has introduced a policy that prevents AI-generated music from being monetized on its platform in the same way as…
In Washington, privacy debates are increasingly colliding with a new kind of data pipeline—one that doesn’t look like the old “data broker” model at all, but can still end up feeding the same downstream marketplace. A fresh push from Sen.…
Proception’s story reads like a cautionary tale—until you look closer and realize it’s also a blueprint for how early-stage robotics companies survive contact with the real world. The company, founded by CEO Jay Li, has reached a settlement with Tesla…
Campaigns have always chased an edge—better field operations, sharper messaging, more disciplined targeting. What’s changing in the run-up to this year’s midterms is the speed and scale at which that chase is being automated, optimized, and amplified. A closely watched…
Liquid cooling has become the quiet backbone of modern data centers. As chips get hotter and power densities climb, air alone can’t keep up—so operators increasingly rely on closed-loop coolant systems, cold plates, and heat exchangers to move thermal energy…
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are preparing one of the largest industrial expansions ever attempted in South Korea’s semiconductor sector, with plans to invest roughly $590 billion in new chipmaking capacity alongside support from the South Korean government. The scale…
Inflation is back in the conversation, but not in the way investors feared. The latest macro signals suggest it’s “real” rather than a statistical mirage—prices are still moving, and the underlying forces haven’t fully disappeared. Yet the magnitude appears contained.…
The US power sector is entering a new phase of consolidation, and artificial intelligence is the accelerant. Over the past year, dealmakers have watched a familiar pattern repeat—utilities buying assets, developers snapping up generation and transmission projects, and infrastructure funds…
The UK’s growth story has long been told through the lens of finance and London’s gravitational pull. But the latest shift in the economic narrative is harder to ignore: information and communications technology is expanding far faster than finance, and…
In the last decade, global markets have learned to live with complexity. Returns have been shaped by a moving mix of interest rates, energy prices, supply-chain disruptions, fiscal policy, demographic trends, and—more recently—AI-driven productivity promises. Yet a new pattern is…
Artificial intelligence progress has long been described as a race between ambition and physics: if you can secure enough compute, enough data, and enough talent, you can build systems that get better. Yet a growing strand of analysis suggests that…