E-Scooter Founder Raises $5M to Build Space Data Centers, Betting on SpaceX’s Starship
A former e-scooter founder is leading a new space data center company with a $5 million seed round.
Apple’s AI Partnership with Google Raises Questions About User Privacy
Apple claims its AI is still private despite running on Google’s servers.
Tools for Humanity Conducts Layoffs Amid Financial Struggles and Regulatory Concerns
Sam Altman’s company Tools for Humanity is reportedly downsizing as it faces challenges in creating revenue and navigating regulatory hurdles.
macOS 27 Ditches Intel Support, Apple Silicon Takes Center Stage
Apple’s macOS 27 Golden Gate release requires Apple Silicon chips, marking the end of Intel Mac support.
Apple’s WWDC AI Demos Look More Real After $250M False Ad Settlement
Apple’s WWDC demos featured pre-taped, real-time footage of new AI features to avoid a repeat of last year’s false advertising scandal.
Sequoia’s Dual-Pricing Valuation Tricks Exposed by Mercor Co-Founder
Brendan Foody accuses Sequoia of using dual-pricing valuation tricks to inflate startup valuations, sparking controversy in the venture capital industry.
Amazon’s Leo Satellite Broadband Constellation Gets Reprieve from FCC Deadline
FCC waives July deadline for Amazon to launch half of its 3,232 satellites.
Apple’s Measured AI Approach Starts to Pay Off
Apple’s slow and steady AI strategy is gaining traction as the company launches its biggest AI update yet.
Russian Satellites Identified as Source of Widespread GPS Interference Across Europe
Researchers pinpoint Russian satellites as source of mysterious GPS interference bursts across the continent.
OpenAI Files Confidentially for IPO Amid Intensifying Competition from Anthropic
OpenAI has filed confidentially for an initial public offering (IPO) as it races to beat its main rival, Anthropic, in the highly competitive AI market.