Samsung Electronics plans a 90 trillion won buyback over three years, tied to a special bonus for its chip division. Shares rose more than 6%.

Meta’s $399 Starfire glasses, designed with Kylie Jenner, let Meta AI speak in her voice and headline its new own-brand range.

The Trump administration is pushing Meta, the lone holdout among major US developers, to submit its AI for federal review, the NYT reports.

A US legal-tech firm with Canadian developers has sued Washington over the export order that forced Anthropic to disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide.

Jonathan Gray told Nikkei that Blackstone will invest $30B in Japanese AI data centres over three to five years, eyeing facilities above one gigawatt.

The maker of the Digit humanoid robot is reportedly in talks to go public through a SPAC merger valuing it at about $2.5B, per a WSJ report.

Google’s YouTube has settled with a teen plaintiff weeks before a second California bellwether trial, leaving Meta, Snap and TikTok to face the jury.

Anthropic launched Claude Tag in research preview, an always-on AI that follows Slack conversations, learns company context, and proactively flags updates.

ByteDance announced Seedance 2.5 at its Beijing conference, generating 30-second native 4K clips from up to 50 reference inputs, with public launch in July.

Security firm AIR built a harmless fake skill, got it past Cisco and NVIDIA scanners, and says it reached 26,000 agents, exposing a blind spot in how skills are vetted.

SpaceX attracted $89 billion in orders for its first investment-grade bond sale, seeking to raise up to $25 billion to refinance a bridge loan from its IPO.

Oracle shed 13% of its workforce while spending $55.7 billion on data centres. Its SEC filing explicitly cites AI adoption as the cause of job losses.