According to a new report, SpaceX is preparing for a massive 2026 IPO to raise capital for an audacious project: building AI data centers in orbit. The move aims to solve Earth’s resource constraints but faces immense technical hurdles. Here’s what we know.
A Munich biotech spin-off has secured €5 million in Seed funding to industrialize its DNA-origami platform. The tech aims to make standard lateral flow tests up to 100 times more sensitive without a major cost hike.
Bethesda’s Todd Howard shared his views on AI in game development during a Fallout TV show event. He sees it as a tool for efficiency but insists creative intention must remain human.
AI adoption is exploding in marketing, with over half of professionals already on board. For small businesses, it’s a powerful equalizer but comes with major risks if used carelessly. The key is starting small and keeping a human in the loop.
Safebooks has raised a $15 million seed round to build an AI layer that automates financial data reconciliation. The platform claims to have already monitored over $40 billion in transactions. It’s a big bet on fixing a universal but unglamorous corporate headache.
HashKey Holdings is launching an IPO to raise as much as $215 million. The crypto exchange operator plans to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange on December 17.
Ulta Beauty just posted strong third-quarter results, with net sales hitting $2.9 billion. A big driver? Their digital strategy, which includes a supercharged app and new AI tools, is showing clear results on the top line.
The robotics AI space is seeing massive valuations. A new report suggests Skild AI, which builds a foundational model for robots, could see its worth nearly triple in just months with a huge investment from SoftBank and Nvidia.
Anthropic has integrated its Claude Code AI directly into Slack, letting engineers delegate coding tasks from bug reports to pull requests without leaving the chat. The move comes as the coding agent has surged to over $1 billion in annualized revenue just six months after launch. It signals a major
Paramount has launched a hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, offering $30 per share in cash. This tops Netflix’s recent $72 billion acquisition offer and could mean an $18 billion bigger windfall for shareholders.
