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Google’s chip warrant ties Marvell’s stock to Google’s own orders
The option is worth $12.2B exercised in full, and most of it vests only if Google keeps buying through fiscal 2033.
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China’s humanoid games have a retail category now
2,056 robots arrive in Beijing on Saturday, and the events that matter are the ones set in hotels and hospitals.
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An AI model designed working protein binders for 14 of 15 targets
Independent labs synthesised the designs without modification and confirmed hit rates roughly double the industry baseline.
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Harmony’s consensus counted signatures that were never there
An attacker minted 4 billion ONE against a quorum check that tallied listed keys instead of actual signers, and the supply endpoint hid it.
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Nvidia has arranged $500B in loans against its own chips
Six Wall Street firms will lend to Nvidia’s customers with GPU compute as the collateral, which requires GPUs to hold their value.
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A California county is writing humanoid robot permits before the robots arrive
San Mateo County wants kill switches, a trained human on site, and a count of the jobs displaced.
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DeepSeek is ending the price war it started
V4 Pro output tokens go from a flat $0.87 to $3.96 at peak, and the company is introducing surge pricing by hour of day.
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Fidelity wants to stake the ether inside its ETF
An amended filing would let FETH stake up to all of its holdings and pay shareholders cash every quarter, once the SEC allows it.
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IBM ran fusion fuel chemistry on a quantum computer
The first known fusion-material calculation on quantum hardware went after tritium, the supply problem that decides whether fusion plants can refuel themselves.
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LG’s humanoid is a 2027 promise built on NVIDIA’s stack
Three LG divisions supply the body and NVIDIA supplies the brain, but nothing gets unveiled until the first quarter of next year.