L3Harris Technologies has secured a deal with the U.S. Navy to develop its Red Wolf vehicle for the Marine Corps. The missile is designed for long-range strikes against moving targets, including ships, beyond 200 nautical miles.
Former Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao is dismissing accusations that his exchange triggered last October’s massive crypto market crash. He claims users who lost money due to platform glitches have been made whole, while defending the company’s regulated status.
A community in Chile is staging a unique protest against AI’s environmental impact. For one day, their “chatbot” will be powered by human residents, not algorithms.
Rumors are swirling that OpenAI could go public by the end of 2026. But the path from AI lab to publicly traded company is filled with massive, unique complications. Here’s what an OpenAI IPO would really mean.
The conventional startup wisdom is to find unsolved problems. But according to a seasoned entrepreneur, that’s the wrong playbook for the AI era. The real leverage is in rebuilding the messy, complicated processes that already exist.
Telia has confirmed it will cut 600 positions, initiating union negotiations in January 2026. The move comes just over a year after the carrier laid off 3,000 workers. This is happening even as the company posted full-year 2025 revenue growth of 1.8%.
A new Seattle startup is challenging the gaming industry’s status quo with a “pay once, play anywhere” model. Sound Games just secured $6.5 million to build high-quality games that work across PC, console, and mobile with a single purchase.
Dealroom.co has raised a €5.8 million funding round to fuel its international expansion, starting with the US. The round was led by Índico Capital Partners with participation from Rabobank and existing investors. The company provides data and predictive analytics on startups and tech ecosystems.
Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.4% in extended trading, fueled by a 9% surge in Meta Platforms after a strong sales forecast. Microsoft shares, however, dropped nearly 5% on slowing cloud growth. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, as expected.
European quantum startups are getting serious funding, but they’re up against US tech giants with 15-year head starts. Public funds like the EIC are trying to de-risk investment, but is it enough to build global champions?
