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Moody's warns that the data center boom is creating fiscal risks governments cannot ignore
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You could be facing an AI chatbot at your next job interview
Deluged by a flood of AI-generated job applications from easy-apply job boards, recruiters are turning to AI to cope. Companies are using chatbots to interview candidates, typically at the screening stage, through phone calls, text messaging or video...
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Moody's warns that the data center boom is creating fiscal risks governments cannot ignore
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North Korea stole $1.5 billion from Bybit and Iran's central bank quietly spent it
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Amazon raises its India bet to $48 billion as Big Tech turns the subcontinent into an AI proving ground
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OpenAI quietly upgraded every free ChatGPT user to a smarter model and the competition should be worried
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How to Build a Content Marketing Strategy for Startups That Compounds Over Time
Most startup content marketing burns through budget chasing page views that never convert. The ones that compound do one thing differently: they build for search intent, not for applause.Every startup founder eventually gets the same advice: start a blog, post on LinkedIn, build an audience. What they don't get told is that a content marketing strategy for startups that actually generates compound...
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Andreessen Horowitz bets $15 million that network automation is the next AI infrastructure bottleneck
DeepSeek is doubling its headcount and the real question is whether its famous efficiency survives the growth
Netris has raised a $15 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz to automate the network layer beneath GPU clusters, targeting neoclouds that are scaling AI infrastructure faster than their operations teams can handle. The round, announced June 25, 2026, puts a16z partner Guido Appenzeller on the Netris board and reflects the firm's conviction that network provisioning, not GPU supply, is the next AI buildout bottleneck.
DeepSeek is doubling its headcount and the real question is whether its famous efficiency survives the growth
DeepSeek is doubling its workforce across every department, standing up a new Harness team under former Jane Street quant Cui Tianyi, and building a coding agent product designed to compete with Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex at a fraction of the price. The move marks a clear shift from research lab to commercial product company, and raises a genuine question about whether the cost efficiency that made DeepSeek famous can survive the growth.
Adobe is buying Topaz Labs because building on-device AI from scratch would take too long
Adobe announced on June 25 it will acquire Topaz Labs, maker of the Emmy-winning Astra video upscaling and Wonder image retouching models, integrating...
AI revenue has finally outpaced the cost of building the infrastructure behind it
Global AI revenue outside China hit $25 billion in Q1 2026, topping annualized depreciation costs for the second straight quarter according to Exponen...
Apple's price hikes are the clearest sign yet that AI infrastructure is eating the consumer electronics industry
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed price increases across Mac and iPad lines are unavoidable, after the company quietly raised the Mac mini's entry pric...
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The CLARITY Act has four weeks to pass the Senate or crypto regulation waits until 2030
Senator Cynthia Lummis has committed to a July Senate floor vote on the CLARITY Act, but collapsed ethics talks and a disputed developer-liability carve-out have cut passage odds from 74% to 48% in a month. With the Senate returning July 13 and August recess looming, the bill needs seven Democratic crossovers in roughly four weeks or crypto regulation realistically waits until 2030.
Bitcoin's drop to a 20-month low is testing whether the institutional adoption story was ever real
Bitcoin fell to a 20-month low this week, trading near $60,000 as U.S. spot ETFs recorded $5.4 billion in outflows and markets priced in a near-50% chance of a Fed rate hike. With Bitcoin's correlation to the S&P 500 hitting 0.96, the macro-hedge narrative that drove the 2025 rally is under serious strain.
Binance is running out of EU doors to knock on as the MiCA clock expires
Binance withdrew its only formal MiCA licence application in Greece on June 24, with Ireland and Latvia also having blocked the exchange's regulatory approaches. As France and Italy's legacy national licences expire on July 1, rivals Coinbase, Kraken, and OKX stand ready to absorb displaced European users.
Institutional investors are treating Bitcoin like any other risk asset and the ETF outflows prove it
US spot Bitcoin ETFs shed more than $6 billion over 30 days in mid-2026, with BlackRock's IBIT losing roughly $2.7 billion in five weeks as rising Treasury yields triggered institutional profit-taking. The selloff reveals that Bitcoin has been absorbed into traditional institutional portfolios as a high-beta risk asset, not a macro hedge , a structural shift with lasting implications for how its price floor is set.
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IBM's 0.7nm chip puts nearly 100 billion transistors on a fingernail and resets the AI silicon calculus
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PropMIS Is Building HOA Management Software Where AI Was There From Day One
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Uber burned through its 2026 AI budget in four months and now every CTO is paying attention
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Zoox unveils a redesigned robotaxi but a federal waiver stands between Amazon and its first fare
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Vishal Sikka's new AI startup wants to do what Infosys once paid him to prevent
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Google delays Gemini 3.5 Pro to July as talent exodus deepens the pressure on its AI ambitions