SpaceX spent June convincing Wall Street it was a trillion-dollar platform company. It spent the second week of July defending that story.
Tesla told its software engineers this month that the era of unlimited AI is over. Starting July 6, 2026, every dollar counts.
When Jeff Bezos and Kleiner Perkins write checks into the same startup, the message to the market is rarely subtle.
Kaon AI wants to replace the streaming catalog with a story that writes itself around you.
Microsoft has committed $10 billion to building out artificial intelligence infrastructure across Japan through 2029.
Google Cloud is betting that the fastest path to next-generation AI runs straight through Nvidia's newest silicon.
On the morning of July 9, 2026, OpenAI flipped a switch that had been held down by Washington for nearly two weeks.
On July 8, Elon Musk did what has become a familiar ritual: he announced a frontier AI model with a social-media post.
OpenAI's newest frontier model does not just think harder. In its highest-effort configuration, GPT-5.6 Sol breaks a task apart.
When OpenAI shipped the GPT-5.6 family on July 9, the marketing map looked reassuringly simple: three durable tiers.
When the machine learning field's flagship conference handed out its highest honors this week, both Outstanding Papers went to diffusion.
For half a century, silicon chips have been machines for computing. A Harvard-led team has now turned one into a DNA writer.
When two neutron stars spiral into each other and collide, they briefly recreate conditions not seen since the early universe.
The European Union spent years building the world's most ambitious rulebook for artificial intelligence. On 29 June, it eased it.
The July 9 dual launch of GPT-5.6 and Grok 4.5 landed just before Washington's formal frontier-AI framework takes effect.