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South Korea is spending a chip windfall on more chips
The record budget is paid for by a semiconductor tax windfall, and it commits the country to that windfall continuing through 2027.
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Twenty-one banks are forming one company to issue a dollar stablecoin
The group has a currency, a market and a compliance plan, and everything else, including the company itself, is still subject to formation and…
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Brussels put ChatGPT in the same rulebook as Google Search
The rules land on ChatGPT’s web-search feature, not the chatbot that writes the answers, and the Commission has not said how a framework built…
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An MSCI rule change could force $2.8 billion in Strategy sales by December
MSCI is deciding whether a company that mostly holds bitcoin still counts as an operating business, and a deletion would trigger selling no fund…
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Nvidia is putting $3.5 billion into MediaTek to stay in the deals its GPUs miss
The money buys convertible bonds and a place on NVLink Fusion, the interconnect Nvidia is pushing as its biggest customers design chips to need…
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The Pentagon added ChatGPT and Grok to its AI platform, and left Anthropic off
GenAI.mil now carries models from Google, OpenAI and xAI, and the vendor a judge just cleared of a security label this month is still…
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An Nvidia-backed cloud firm borrowed $1 billion to buy more Nvidia chips
It is the third chip-backed financing Lambda has closed since May, and it lands while the company raises a $3 billion round ahead of…
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Cronos halted its entire blockchain to contain a $75 million exploit
An attacker pumped a thinly traded token roughly a hundredfold in twenty minutes, borrowed against it, and the network’s response was to stop producing…
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Sony and Warner’s publishers sue Anthropic, five weeks after its last copyright payout
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell filed weeks after a court signed off on Anthropic’s $1.5 billion settlement with book authors over the same…
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AI-generated bug reports hit Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, and some were real
The flood of machine-written vulnerability reports was mostly noise, and then some of it was not.