U.S. venture capital investment exceeded $80 billion in Q3 2025. The money is still flowing, but the decision to take it is more critical than ever. We break down the key considerations.
The October-December quarter is typically weak for Indian IT, but all eyes are on client budgets for 2026. AI acquisitions and TSMC’s outlook will be the real growth barometers this earnings season.
In a series of posts addressing rumors, Dan Romero stated the Farcaster protocol is not shutting down and has 250,000 monthly active users. He also announced Merkle is returning all $180M in raised capital to investors.
Forget debating if AI is truly intelligent. A group of social scientists argues we should see it as a new form of “cultural arithmetic,” more akin to a market or a bureaucracy. This perspective, detailed in a recent *Science* paper, suggests its real power is in reorganizing information, not thinkin
According to a new report, the EU’s upcoming Digital Networks Act will not impose binding rules on major tech platforms. Instead, companies like Meta and Amazon will be asked to cooperate under a voluntary framework. This is a significant departure from the bloc’s other strict tech regulations.
The ports-to-telecoms giant is moving ahead with plans to list its massive retail arm. The IPO could be a major test for Hong Kong’s resurgent market.
Apple’s annual shareholder meeting is set for February 24, where votes will include a conservative think tank’s proposal on China risks and Tim Cook’s $59 million target compensation. The company is coming off a fiscal 2025 with record revenue of $416.2 billion.
Nvidia is reportedly demanding Chinese customers pay up front for H200 AI chips with no refunds if Beijing blocks the imports. This comes as ByteDance plans to spend $14 billion on them in 2026, but Nvidia faces a major inventory and production gamble.
Warner Bros. Discovery’s board is under fire for how it’s handling competing bids from Paramount and Netflix. The Paramount offer is a higher, all-cash deal, but the board seems to be favoring the more complex Netflix proposal. This is a classic case of governance failure in motion.
France’s Ministry of the Armed Forces has signed a framework agreement with Paris-based Mistral AI. The deal allows military and affiliated agencies to use Mistral’s models, with deployment on French infrastructure for data control.
