Amazon prepares its first Swiss franc bond in six-part AI-capex push
Dutch eyeo raises €40m to commercialise NCOS color-splitting image sensors
Jensen Huang tells Carnegie Mellon’s class of 2026 their career starts at the AI revolution
Istanbul’s Grand Games lands a $70m Series B as Balderton doubles down on Turkey’s puzzle-game pipeline
GPUaaS is reinforcing the illusion of European AI sovereignty
TNW, Oneflow, and Flexas are hosting a free networking evening in Amsterdam
Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15m, alleging her photo has been selling its TVs without permission since 2025
Anthropic says Claude learned to blackmail by reading stories about evil AI
Nintendo shares fall 7% as Switch 2 price hike and thin pipeline land in the same forecast
Microsoft-G42 Kenya data centre stalls over government offtake demands
SoftBank to manufacture large-scale batteries for AI data centres at former Sharp plant
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Pit launches in Stockholm with $16M to build custom AI-native software for enterprise operations
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