Janet Harrison has over 16 years experience in the financial services industry giving her a vast understanding of how news affects the financial markets, and an early adopter of blockchain technology and digital currencies.
Janet is an active holder and trader spending the majority of her time analyzing blockchain projects, reports and watching new and upcoming projects and other initiatives in the industry. She has a Masters Degree in Economics with previous roles counting Investment Banking.
Meta faces a major security crisis after hackers discovered that its automated customer support AI could be tricked into handing over full account access.
Apple is doubling down on custom hardware to run its next-generation foundation models locally, positioning user data security as its primary market differentiator against cloud-heavy tech rivals.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed an 83-page lawsuit holding OpenAI and Sam Altman personally liable for deploying ChatGPT with a alleged utter disregard for human life.
Meta's automated account recovery assistant was manipulated by hackers into rerouting password resets, exposing the severe structural risks of giving conversational AI agents access to sensitive backend systems.
Solana closed May 2026 at $82, marking its eighth consecutive monthly decline and erasing $78 billion in market cap since its peak, even as spot ETFs see record inflows.
Startups are bypassing frozen marketing budgets by launching specialized free services that demonstrate immediate value and secure premium corporate clients.
Newer generation layer-one blockchain protocols are removing financial barriers by offering a practical, low-cost alternative to Ethereum for DeFi and NFTs.
Nvidia's RTX Spark brings an Arm-based AI superchip to Windows laptops, with Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra leading the first wave. The move gives Nvidia a more direct role in the PC processor market and pressures Intel and AMD at the high-performance edge of Windows computing.
The European Commission is pressing Anthropic for closer access to Claude Mythos Preview, the unreleased AI model behind Project Glasswing. The talks show how frontier model access is becoming a strategic lever in cybersecurity, regulation and enterprise AI adoption.
China has expanded its oversight of overseas technology deals after blocking Meta's acquisition of Manus. The move raises the compliance burden for investors and founders working across US-China AI corridors.
Goldman Sachs expects China’s June index rebalancing to trigger more than $48 billion in passive trading across major CSI and CNI benchmarks. The changes tilt more capital toward technology, telecoms and industrial names, giving China’s AI and semiconductor trade a fresh test.
Nvidia's Computex 2026 push shows how the company is extending its AI advantage from data centers into PCs, edge devices and enterprise hardware. The competitive pressure now falls on AMD, Qualcomm and Intel, while partners such as Dell could benefit if AI PCs become a real business upgrade cycle.
Berkshire Hathaway's $8.5 billion deal for Taylor Morrison gives Greg Abel his first major acquisition as CEO. The move signals a larger bet on U.S. housing demand and shows how Berkshire may deploy its record cash pile in operating businesses it already understands.
Wix is cutting roughly 1,000 jobs, about 20% of its workforce, as AI becomes part of its operating model and cost strategy. The move shows how enterprise AI is shifting from promise to pressure, with companies now being forced to prove real returns.
Wix is cutting roughly 20% of its workforce as AI and currency pressure reshape its operating model. The move shows how AI spending is becoming a margin and staffing decision, not just a product story.
Apple is reportedly preparing smart glasses for the end of 2027, with Meta's Ray-Ban momentum setting the competitive bar. The real fight is over wearable AI, privacy and whether glasses can become the next everyday platform after the smartphone.