Arm has confirmed ByteDance and Oracle as customers for its in-house AGI CPU, validating its shift from CPU-IP licensor to silicon vendor and adding hyperscaler-side pressure to Intel and AMD.

Mach Industries, the three-year-old US defence-tech startup founded by 22-year-old Ethan Thornton, has raised a $300M Series C at a $1.8bn valuation, nearly 4x its June 2025 mark.

Alphabet plans to raise $80bn in equity for AI infrastructure, including a $10bn private placement to Berkshire Hathaway and a $40bn at-the-market programme.

STMicroelectronics now expects about $1bn in data-centre revenue in 2026, up from above $500m, citing AI-infrastructure demand and an AWS deal.

Apple plans a bill-splitting feature in iOS 27 that photographs receipts, assigns items to friends, and generates Apple Cash requests, challenging Splitwise and Venmo.

The AI support bot added a hacker's email, sent a verification code, and offered a password reset button. No access to the victim's email was needed.

Atlas Menu, a GTA V cheat service promising "enhanced privacy," was breached, exposing 64,000 accounts with emails, passwords, and IP addresses posted to GitHub.

Quantinuum raises its IPO to $1.46B after massive oversubscription, targeting a $14.3B valuation for the Honeywell-backed quantum computing firm with $31M in 2025 revenue.

Anthropic files draft S-1 for IPO at $965B valuation, potentially beating OpenAI to Wall Street this fall, with projected Q2 revenue of $10.9B and first profitable quarter.

Florida becomes the first US state to sue OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT violates product liability laws and harms children, weeks before the company's IPO.

Revenue fell 26%. GoPro warned of "substantial doubt" about its ability to continue. It's exploring a sale or pivot to defence.

Akeso's ivonescimab reduces death risk by 34% in phase three lung cancer trial, the first Chinese drug selected for ASCO's plenary in 61 years, targeting a $20B market.