OpenAI says its agentic products, Codex and ChatGPT Work, passed 10 million weekly users, but the self-reported figure counts less than the headline suggests.

Brand perception is a business asset. Companies that look like billion-dollar brands before they are one attract stronger talent, investors, and opportunities.

Researchers show a cloud tenant could use ordinary GPU workloads to strain the power grid, an attack dubbed Bit2Watt. The worst numbers are simulated, though.

Anthropic’s Fable 5 found a 216-character counterexample to the Jacobian conjecture, an 87-year-old maths problem. Experts are split on what it means.

Google has connected Nuvem, a 384Tbps subsea cable from Sines, Portugal to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, to feed its AI and cloud demand.

Samsung Health Assistant, an AI feature the company calls a first, is now in beta for eligible US users, reading across sleep, activity and vitals data.

Microsoft will fund Mistral’s European compute build-out in a multibillion-dollar deal, without taking new equity, reviving old sovereignty questions.

Fig expands its SecOps platform with CI/CD-style workflows, security data lineage, and continuous observability to make detection resilience the default.

Infinity raised a $15M seed to build software that makes any AI chip run models in days, taking aim at Nvidia’s CUDA moat with an agent called Ignition.

Cascade, an AI pursuit platform for AEC firms, raised $3.5M to find multimillion-dollar construction projects months before any RFP is filed.

Empirical Security raised a $25M Series A to predict which vulnerabilities attackers will actually exploit, from the founders of Kenna Security and EPSS.

Adobe’s Project Indigo camera app adds an AI Playground that critiques, restyles & rebuilds your photos using Google’s Nano Banana, not Firefly.