Lucid rolled out hands-free highway driving for the Gravity SUV via UX 3.6, adding automated lane changes, adaptive beams, and Google Maps POI data. US and Canada now.

Ampera formed an Australian subsidiary to source thorium for its TRISO fuel programme, aiming to build a vertically integrated nuclear fuel chain. No reactor is operational yet.

The Pentagon's updated 1260H list now names 188 Chinese companies it says support the military, including Alibaba, Baidu, BYD, Unitree, Nio, and CXMT.

Apple unveiled Siri AI at WWDC 2026, rebuilt on a custom Gemini model with a standalone app, personal context, and a three-tier privacy architecture.

SpaceX's $75bn IPO is heavily oversubscribed at $135 a share. Order books close Monday, pricing is expected Wednesday, and trading begins Thursday on Nasdaq.

Amazon is raising C$14 billion ($10bn) in the largest Canadian dollar bond sale ever, a month after Alphabet set the previous record in the same currency.

A federal judge vacated Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling it an unconstitutional tax. The decision reprieve tech companies reliant on foreign AI talent. Appeal expected.

Apple says EU regulators rejected every proposal to bring Siri AI to iPhone and iPad under the DMA. There is no timeline for the feature's EU availability.

Micron surged 10% Monday after Friday's $1.3T chip rout. But put options on the semiconductor ETF hit an all-time high as traders hedge the AI trade's volatility.

Google has ordered 3M+ TPUs from Intel for 2028 and Nvidia is testing its 18A process, a rare vote of confidence in the struggling US foundry as TSMC strains.

Check Point patched CVE-2026-50751, a critical VPN auth bypass exploited since May 7. A Qilin ransomware affiliate used it to hit dozens of organisations.

Uber has opened a London waitlist for self-driving rides powered by British startup Wayve, ahead of a 2026 trial, as Waymo lines up a rival launch.