When Gov. Gavin Newsom stepped to the microphone in Sacramento on June 29, he did not announce a pilot or another task force.
Britain's National Grid, one of the oldest and most conservative names in global utilities, is placing a $1.75 billion wager.
When Bloom Energy and Brookfield first agreed to build and finance fuel-cell power for AI data centers, the number was $5 billion.
Ottawa-based Dominion Dynamics has closed a $139-million CAD Series A, described as Canada's largest defense-tech round.
Verkada, the cloud-based physical security company whose cameras and sensors watch over 30,000 organizations, is going deeper on AI.
Google shipped two image models on Tuesday, and neither one was the model everybody is waiting for.
When OpenAI unveiled its GPT-5.6 model family on June 26, the headline benchmark scores were not the most consequential number.
When xAI slipped Grok 4.3 onto Amazon Bedrock in mid-June, it did not arrive as a headline-grabbing frontier launch.
Enterprise AI rarely stalls on model quality. It stalls on procurement, governance sign-offs and data residency.
For 29 years, a single line of C code in one of the internet's most widely deployed proxy servers quietly leaked secrets.
Teaching a robot what humans actually want has long been one of the most expensive problems in artificial intelligence.
When Dario Amodei stood up in San Francisco on Tuesday, he did not pitch Anthropic's newest product as a chatbot with a lab coat.
Spy agencies do not usually agree on the wording of a press release, let alone on a deadline.
The world's first fully independent, UN-backed scientific body on artificial intelligence delivered its verdict on Wednesday.
The most consequential meeting in the generative-AI industry this week was not a product launch. It was a video call.
Speaking to a room of central bankers in Sintra, Portugal, one of the Bank of England's most senior officials floated a kill switch.