The UK announced a £1.1bn AI Hardware Plan, £200M adoption package, AI legal assistants, and a Homelessness Data Lab at London Tech Week. The supercomputer arrives in 2030.

Lovable's build economy report shows 80% of builders are non-technical, 720M monthly visits, and 8 in 10 plan to monetise. The $500M ARR and usage data are self-reported.

The EU ordered Meta to restore WhatsApp access for rival AI assistants within five days. Meta will appeal. Fines could reach 10% of global revenue. No investigation deadline set.

Atomicwork launched AI agents for enterprise IT with defined roles, spend limits, and audit trails. Founded by Freshworks alumni. Customer data undisclosed. $40.3M raised.

SpaceX's $75bn IPO is massively oversubscribed with $10bn+ individual orders. Prices Wednesday at $135/share for $1.8tn valuation. Morningstar values it at half that.

Thoma Bravo's Orlando Bravo says the 'SaaSpocalypse' is over and AI is a software tailwind. But the rebound is uneven and AI-agent costs are mounting.

Klarna launches US high-yield savings at 3.28% APY through FDIC-insured WebBank. The rate trails Marcus (3.4%) and SoFi (3.8%). Deposit details are undisclosed.

Anthropic says Mythos is too dangerous for public release but gave 150 more organisations access. Only 14% of 10,000+ critical flaws found have been patched. Claims are unverified.

The Netherlands adds AI, biotech, nanotechnology, and three other sectors to its investment screening regime from January 2027, affecting hundreds of companies after the Nexperia debacle.

SoftBank briefly overtook Toyota as Japan's most valuable company for the first time since February 2000. Kioxia went from 154th to top three in a year. Is the AI rally 2000 repeating?

Azure jobs in Beijing and Shanghai, its third China downsizing in two years, as the US and China tighten cross-border data laws.

French defence startup Alta Ares raised €50M led by Air Street Capital for AI interceptors that have already downed Russian drones over Ukraine.