Apple’s most interesting AI move right now isn’t a new chatbot, a flashier image generator, or even another Siri “upgrade” that mostly brings iPhone features closer to what Android users have already been using. It’s something quieter—and potentially more consequential—because…
Lovable is making a bold claim about its momentum: the company says it has surpassed $500 million in annualized run-rate revenue, and that its platform is now seeing roughly 1 million new projects created every week. For a product category…
Apple’s WWDC keynote didn’t just arrive late to the AI party—it tried to reframe lateness as a strategy. The message, delivered with the confidence of a company that has spent years turning privacy into a brand pillar, was simple: Apple…
Euwyn Poon has a pattern: he builds things that are supposed to work in the real world, at real-world scale, and then he tries to make the next version even more deployable. Long before “space infrastructure” became a common phrase…
Seattle is about to decide whether the city should hit pause on a new wave of data centers—at a moment when the demand driving them is only accelerating. On Tuesday, the Seattle City Council will vote on a proposed one-year…
European drug traffickers are increasingly using modern technology to sharpen the way they produce, package and move illicit substances, according to a warning from a senior official at an EU-level agency. The message is not simply that criminals are “going…
In the rush to automate markets, it’s easy to treat AI-enabled quantitative investing as a purely technical story: feed in more data, train better models, optimize faster execution, and let the math do the rest. But a recent discussion circulating…
SpaceX’s long-awaited move toward public markets is being framed as a rocket company story, but the filing—and the valuation implied by it—reads more like an attempt to get investors to underwrite a new kind of infrastructure business. With an asking…
AI is changing the economics of the internet, and with it the old assumption that technology can be left to “work itself out.” For decades, policymakers largely treated new digital tools as a kind of economic weather: disruptive, sometimes chaotic,…
The Industrial Revolution is one of those historical labels that behaves like a shortcut. People invoke it to explain everything from productivity growth to urban poverty, from labor unrest to the rise of modern capitalism. But there’s a persistent problem…
Hungary’s anti-graft watchdog has put a startling figure into the public debate: its head says as much as €160bn may have been siphoned off during Viktor Orbán’s 16 years in power. The claim is not a court finding and does…
The AI boom has a familiar look from the outside: gleaming data, flashy demos, and the relentless race for faster chips. But if you zoom out from the headlines and follow the money to where it physically lands, another story…