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Waymo brings its robotaxis to Las Vegas, its first Nevada market
Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving unit, is opening its robotaxi service to the public in Las Vegas, starting with a few dozen vehicles. It's th
GitLab's Flex pricing shift seen as modest drag, not a reset
GitLab's new Flex pricing model is rolling out more gradually than investors expected. UBS estimates it will shave only 1-2 points off fisca
DeepSeek hires first CFO as Chinese AI startup eyes STAR Market IPO
DeepSeek is reportedly bringing on GL Ventures partner Yan Wentao as its first chief financial officer, a move that signals the Chinese AI s
Music industry targets AI-generated streaming fraud that cheats artists
AI can now produce convincing songs and armies of bots to stream them, defrauding royalty systems and squeezing out human artists. The indus
Palantir's AIPCon pushes data sovereignty as Nvidia runs Ontology on-premise
Palantir's AIPCon spotlighted data sovereignty—AI running inside customer walls. Oppenheimer notes Nvidia's on-premise use of Ontology and a
Big Tech pushes AI labs for strict zero-retention data promises
Major corporate AI buyers are pressing OpenAI and Anthropic to make zero data retention non-negotiable. The dispute centers on how long AI l
Temporal raises $550M at $12.55B valuation as AI reliability demand soars
Temporal has raised $550 million at a $12.55 billion valuation, more than doubling its worth in seven months. The company's cloud service no
Roblox's new tools impress Wedbush, but monetization timing remains unclear
Roblox announced Roblox Everywhere, a Wallet, and an AI build feature at its developer conference. Wedbush praised the moves but kept a neut
Kioxia weighs $10 billion US listing with top banks
Kioxia, Japan's memory-chip maker, is reportedly considering a US listing of American depositary receipts that could raise at least $10 bill
Pony.ai to test Level 4 robotrucks in Europe, eyes Middle East launch
Pony.ai showcased its Level 4 robotruck at a major European transport show and is preparing for road tests across the continent. The company
EU probes Broadcom's VMware licensing changes after cloud complaint
EU regulators are questioning cloud providers about Broadcom's VMware licensing changes after a complaint. The probe could affect how VMware
Hyundai pushes in-house driver-assist software to 2029, taps Nvidia for 2028
Hyundai Motor Group is delaying its in-house driver-assist software, Atria, to late 2029. In the meantime, it will co-develop Nvidia-powered