TIDAL will tag fully AI-generated tracks with an AI badge and block them from earning royalties, joining a growing crackdown across music streaming.

WhatsApp is opening username reservations for its three billion users, letting people connect without sharing their phone number for the first time.

Proception founder Jay Li settles Tesla trade secret lawsuit and raises $11M from First Round Capital to ship dexterous robot hands to humanoid companies.

Google Cloud will offer SandboxAQ’s large quantitative models for drug discovery, materials science and chip-making, alongside Gemini for Science.

RELX will run a £100m share buyback in July, the latest tranche of a £2.25bn programme, as the data group keeps returning cash to shareholders.

Rocket Lab will pay $54 a share for Iridium, an ~$8bn deal that turns the launch firm into a vertically integrated space operator.

Google earthquake alerts reached 11.4 million Android users seconds before Venezuela's quakes, turning phone sensors into a seismic warning network.

The South Korea AI investment plan commits $880bn to chip fabs, 18.4GW of data centres and robots, as Samsung and SK Hynix race to lead.

Over 100,000 Flock surveillance cameras now track US drivers, amid security flaws, police misuse and poles appearing in yards unannounced.

The Momenta IPO targets up to $752M in Hong Kong at a near-$9bn valuation, as the GM- and Toyota-backed firm funds robotaxi expansion.

Nearly 400 local US newspapers are suing OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging their reporting was copied to train ChatGPT and Copilot without pay.

OpenAI is reportedly weighing an IPO delay to 2027 as Sam Altman holds out for a $1tn valuation, a move that knocked SoftBank and the banks.