Janet Harrison

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.

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Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

The SEC is turning tokenized equities into a real Ethereum market.

The SEC has not issued a simple green light for tokenized equities, but its 2026 guidance and proposed exemptions have pushed onchain stocks much closer to regulated U.S. market structure. That shift matters for Ethereum, where custody, compliance, and settlement infrastructure may be first to benefit.

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

Xcena raises $135 million to prove that memory bandwidth is the real ceiling on AI progress

Xcena raised $135 million in a Series B at a $570 million valuation, betting that memory bandwidth rather than GPU supply is the defining limit on AI infrastructure. The startup, founded by Samsung and SK Hynix veterans, designs compute-near-memory chips to eliminate costly data movement overhead that scales with every AI inference request. Production chips are due from Samsung's foundries by end of 2026, with revenue expected in 2027.

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

Amazon scraps AI leaderboard to stop workers boosting usage scores , Senior executive tells staff 'don't use AI just for

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

Blue Origin Rocket Explodes as SpaceX Nears Historic IPO

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes on the pad at Cape Canaveral, destroying the only launch site capable of flying the vehicle, as SpaceX prepares to go public at a $1.8 trillion valuation.

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

Starbucks scrapped its AI inventory agent after nine months and the postmortem matters for every enterprise betting on agentic AI

Starbucks has retired NomadGo, an AI-powered inventory tool deployed across more than 11,000 North American stores, after the system hallucinated stock counts and forced baristas to manually verify and correct inaccurate scans. The nine-month deployment, part of CEO Brian Niccol's operational turnaround, became a case study in the gap between enterprise AI pilot performance and production reliability. The pullback arrives as Gartner projects over 40 percent of agentic AI projects will be cancell

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

Perplexity is betting Bumblebee can turn developer trust into business

Perplexity did not launch another coding copilot. It launched a narrower product that sells something enterprises increasingly value: visibility without write access.

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

Claude Opus 4.8 just made honesty a market advantage

Anthropic's new flagship model won't lie to make you feel better.

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

Billionaire Eric Sprott doubles down on Americas Gold and Silver USAS by converting his guaranteed silver payout into pu

Glean crossed $300M ARR by pitching AI cost savings to CFOs, not just capabilities to CTOs. At roughly 24x revenue, the budget-cutting narrative demands customers spend more to save,the central tension of enterprise AI in 2026.

Janet Harrison · May 29, 2026

This 8TB SanDisk SSD is over 1,000 off at Best Buy - and I recommend it

Observable Space raised 90Manda90Manda94M Space Force contract on the same day. The message: laser communications are the bottleneck for orbital AI, and defense money is the fastest path to scale.

Janet Harrison · May 28, 2026

Space surveillance startup raises 184million

Janet Harrison · May 28, 2026

CNN's Perplexity suit could push AI search toward licensing

CNN's lawsuit against Perplexity AI puts the legal future of AI answer engines in focus, and it could push the sector toward licensing deals with publishers.

Janet Harrison · May 28, 2026

Wiwynn warns AI hardware shortages are spreading beyond memory

Wiwynn says AI shortages are spreading beyond memory chips, a sign that the build-out is running into tighter supply across networking, power and cooling hardware too.

Janet Harrison · May 28, 2026

MiniMax's revenue surge shows China's AI labs are learning to sell

MiniMax has more than doubled sales as it prepares a new model launch, showing that Chinese AI labs are starting to turn technical momentum into real revenue.

Janet Harrison · May 28, 2026

Australia's AI data center boom is turning into a new startup map

Australia's record data center investment shows AI compute is becoming a global buildout, with hyperscalers and sovereign buyers pushing capacity deeper into Asia-Pacific.

Janet Harrison · May 28, 2026

Salesforce is betting debt and buybacks can steady its AI-era story

Salesforce is leaning on debt to accelerate a 25 billion buyback as investors worry about AI disruption and softer SaaS growth. The move highlights a bigger question for legacy software: can capital returns support the stock while Agentforce matures?

Janet Harrison · May 28, 2026

MCP security flaws are turning AI infrastructure into a supply-chain risk

Fresh disclosures in vLLM and MCP tooling are pushing AI teams to treat open-source inference and agent middleware as a supply-chain risk, with patches already available for some affected versions.