Inside the Delaware courtroom where Elon Musk and Sam Altman are litigating the soul of artificial intelligence and the high cost of open-source idealism.
Neurable wants to put BCI tech in your ears. It is a bold play to turn neural data into the next big consumer commodity.
Scholly founder Chris Gray is suing Sallie Mae for wrongful termination and data privacy concerns following their high-profile acquisition.
A defense startup's $82 million gamble focuses on placing drone manufacturing inside shipping containers, shifting the logistics of modern conflict.
Pursuit secures $22 million to solve the procurement bottleneck, backed by Bill Gurley and Jack Altman as public sector tech enters a new era of efficiency.
Five months after its first major funding, Parallel Web Systems proves that the quietest founders often carry the biggest sticks in the AI agent race.
A 13-acre property listing in Marin County signals a shift in the liquidity of private AI stock as real estate sellers bet on Anthropic over cash.
Skye secured pre-launch funding for its intelligent iPhone interface, signaling a shift toward AI-native mobile operating systems.
As John Ternus prepares to take the helm at Apple, the tech giant faces a transition from hardware dominance to a complex regulatory and AI-driven era.
Inside the $5.1 million gamble to turn iMessage from a utility into a social ecosystem for the next generation.
Cohere's acquisition of Aleph Alpha isn't about technology—it is a desperate play for European sovereignty and enterprise relevance.
Pronto's rapid valuation climb reveals a significant shift in how technology is organizing the informal labor market in emerging economies.
