Half a dozen Anthropic backers told the Financial Times they expect an October float at $2 trillion or more. That would be the largest IPO in history. Measured against the revenue the company last ...

Hud says AI generates or assists 42% of shipped code, rising to 65% by 2027. Its new integration with ClickHouse’s ClickStack connects function-level runtime intelligence with infrastructure-wide ...

In 48 hours DeepSeek shipped its flagship model out of preview, announced a rival to Claude Code, and raised peak prices more than fourfold. Then it deleted its own announcement. Read together, the ...

The new Instagram logo is a font. The app icon everyone actually recognises has not changed at all, and Meta will not say whether it is next. For a company that redraws its identity roughly once a ...

The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation have sued Donald Trump over a Trump Media service that sells paid early access to his Truth Social posts.

Stockholm legal-AI startup Legora is said to be seeking funds at more than $10bn, roughly double the $5.6bn it was worth in spring, as its arms race with Harvey intensifies.

Taiwan says it was targeted in July by an AI-driven hacking campaign that used agents like Open Claw to steal passwords and personnel records in about four days.

Anthropic is reportedly in talks to buy Israeli startup Decart for about $6bn, its largest deal yet, a wager on efficiency rather than scale as it readies an IPO.

Navi, the Indian fintech founded by Flipkart co-founder Sachin Bansal, has hired banks for a roughly $315m IPO, targeting a filing in early 2027.

More display panels now go into refurbished phones than into new ones. That crossover happened for the first time this year, and it is the clearest evidence yet that the memory shortage has stopped ...

High-bandwidth memory is the part of an AI system that nobody photographs. It sits next to the processor and feeds it data, and if it is too slow the expensive chip waits. It is made by stacking ...

SpaceX’s Starlink has begun taking orders in Vietnam, where a first year costs about $1,190 and the state allows full ownership but caps subscribers at 600,000.