Elon Musk's xAI is set to purchase $2.8 billion worth of natural gas turbines over the next three years, as revealed in SpaceX's IPO filing. This move comes while the company faces a lawsuit concerning its data center generators.
OpenAI has introduced two new initiatives to improve the detection of AI-generated images. The company is now supporting the open C2PA standard and integrating Google's SynthID technology within its products, making it simpler to identify images created by AI models.
Mach Industries announces a $50 million acquisition that significantly improves the unit economics across its five vehicle programs. This strategic move comes as the company gears up to scale operations, marking a pivotal moment in its growth trajectory.
The New York City public healthcare system revealed that hackers accessed and stole personal, medical, and biometric data, including fingerprint scans, marking one of the largest data breaches recorded in 2026.
Stainless, founded in New York in 2022, quickly made a name for itself in the AI space by streamlining the development and upkeep of software development kits (SDKs). These SDKs are essential libraries that enable developers to easily connect with APIs, accelerating software integration and innovation.
While companies like Chai Discovery and Isomorphic Labs focus on creating advanced drug discovery models, SandboxAQ believes the main challenge lies in accessibility. By integrating Claude, their models become easier to use, removing the need for specialized computing expertise.
Dive into the heart of this year's most talked-about tech courtroom drama, revealing what's at stake and what the jury will truly decide between Elon Musk and Sam Altman.
The recent surge in power prices by 76% on America's largest electricity grid underscores a more significant issue: the current U.S. power grid infrastructure is struggling to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving, AI-centric economy. As technological advancements drive increased energy consumption, the disparity between grid capacity and industry needs continues to grow, signaling urgent calls for modernization and investment.
RJ Scaringe, Founder and CEO, is renowned for his exceptional ability to secure funding. His three startups have collectively amassed over $12.3 billion, reflecting his talent in attracting investor confidence and capital.
Legal tech companies like Clio are experiencing significant growth, with Clio recently reaching $500 million in annual recurring revenue. This milestone highlights the increasing adoption of legal technology solutions even as competitors like Anthropic intensify their efforts in the market.
