Google launched the $99 screenless Fitbit Air and $9.99/month Gemini health coach. One day later, Whoop responded with on-demand video consultations with licensed clinicians.

Coinbase went offline for seven hours after an AWS data centre overheated in Virginia. The outage capped a week of 700 layoffs and a $394M quarterly loss.

The Pentagon released 162 UFO files on war.gov/ufo, including unexplained Apollo 17 photos and military sighting videos. Of the files, 108 are partially redacted.

Lime, the Uber-backed micromobility operator, has filed for a US IPO under the corporate name Neutron Holdings. Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan lead.

A Trump-administration rule would lift H-1B prevailing wages by up to roughly 30% at the entry-level tier, raising the salary floor for foreign tech hires in San Francisco to $162,000.

Hugging Face hosts 352,000 unsafe model issues. ClawHub's registry contains 341 malicious AI agent skills. The AI supply chain is now the most attractive target in software security.

Intel's stock has tripled under CEO Lip-Bu Tan, who has won over Trump, partnered with Musk on Terafab, and attracted Apple. The factories still lag behind TSMC.

The Trump administration announced the Tesla Model Y passed NHTSA's new ADAS safety benchmark. The same agency is investigating 3.2 million Teslas for Full Self-Driving crashes.

Founders looking for media coverage at this year's EU-Startups Summit in Valletta got a fairly direct briefing from the people who decide what gets published.

Rocket Lab reported record Q1 revenue of $200M, a $2.2B backlog, and a $30M Anduril hypersonics deal. The stock surged 30% but Neutron has still not flown.

Poland's ABW disclosed ICS breaches at five water treatment plants using default passwords. The US EPA found 70% of American water utilities fail basic cybersecurity standards.

Cloudflare cut 20% of its workforce after AI usage rose 600% in three months. Q1 revenue beat estimates at $640M but the stock fell 24% on the restructuring news.