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MetaMask is splitting from Consensys, and the same executive chairs both halves
The wallet with 100 million users gets a standalone company, but the two questions investors actually want answered, a listing and a token, still…
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ASML and three of the biggest chipmakers agreed to fix a lithography tool that already shipped
The plan to double photomask size is meant to cut the throughput loss out of ASML’s newest machine, and it will not be finished…
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Clay raised $115 million and doubled its valuation to $7.1 billion in a year
The company selling AI agents to Anthropic and OpenAI now carries a price tag more than 140 times its revenue, and nobody in the…
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Circle is paying $400 million in stock for the last mile of a stablecoin payment
Tazapay already runs most of its volume in stablecoins and has built Circle’s payments network since 2025, so the deal buys licences more than…
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DeepMind put a score on every possible single-letter change to human DNA
The table is a petabyte and covers nine billion variants, and the single number it gives each one is the part its own users…
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Three US agencies told AI firms to quietly degrade China’s access, not block it
The advice is not to shut suspected accounts down but to feed them slightly worse answers, and nothing makes anyone follow it.
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Ethereum set itself a December 2029 deadline to become quantum-resistant
The schedule needs a hard fork roughly every seven months for three years, on a live chain holding hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Qualcomm gave Amazon warrants for 25 million shares to win its first big cloud customer
Stock handed over in exchange for a purchase commitment is fast becoming the standard way chip suppliers lock in a hyperscaler.
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Mistral raised EUR 3 billion, the largest round in European tech, and Samsung led it
The French lab says it will spend the money owning data centres rather than renting them, a bet its far larger rivals have mostly…
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About 4,000 bitcoin left Blockstream’s Liquid sidechain, and the taker called it a favour
Someone minted L-BTC out of a software bug, walked it through the normal exit, and then offered to return most of it once the…