SoftBank Group is asking the global bond market to shoulder what its banks would rather hand off. The conglomerate is in talks with lenders.
There is a number in Anthropic's forthcoming IPO pitch that no auditor will ever sign off on and no accounting standard defines.
Amazon spent 21 years running a marketplace built on one premise: there are still things people do better than computers.
Moonshot AI has spent the past month being accused by senior US officials of stealing American intellectual property.
Enflame Technology, the Shanghai AI chip designer Tencent has spent years quietly building, will open its books on September 2.
Mistral has spent two years telling Europe that renting intelligence from foreign powers is a form of surrender.
The most interesting number in IBM's Granite 4.2 release is not a benchmark score. It is zero: zero dollars, zero licensing gate.
Google Cloud spent Tuesday doing the thing legal technology has been bracing for since the first lawyer got sanctioned.
The most tedious part of using an AI agent has never been the agent. It has been the briefing.
Two days after selling a piece of its sovereign AI ambitions to Paris, Riyadh sold a distribution channel to Redmond.
Type buy 10 shares of Siemens into ChatGPT and, until this week, nothing happened. On Tuesday that changed.
Nine days after Nvidia agreed to backstop financing for an OpenAI-leased campus in Ohio, OpenAI published numbers on its own silicon.
A conventional LPDDR5X-9600 package moves data to a processor at 76.8 GB/s. Samsung says it can do better without leaving the die.
Biologists have known about the initiator since 1989. What they have never had is a reliable way to find one.
Eight days into a trial that was supposed to run until October, Meta blinked. California AG Rob Bonta announced the deal Wednesday.
Bill Gates spent five decades arguing that technology, on balance, makes the world better. On Wednesday he published a caveat.
London was supposed to be Europe's answer to Phoenix. Instead, three of the best-funded autonomous driving firms are waiting.
A developer in Russia noticed their server's CPU had been pinned high for days. The hosting provider flagged it.