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Netherlands expands investment screening to AI and biotech

The Netherlands will screen foreign investment in AI, biotech, and four other technology sectors from January 2027, affecting hundreds of companies. The move follows the Nexperia controversy and last month’s block of a US cloud acquisition.

NVIDIA's Cosmos 3: The World's First Fully Open AI Omnimodel

NVIDIA has unveiled a new physical AI agent that can help researchers with data generation, simulation & evaluation for autonomous systems development

Salesforce lays off employees in a new round of cuts

The SaaS giant has been hit by concern that AI could replace some traditional software services.

US military claims first drone boat rescue of downed helicopter crew

US Navy’s Task Force 59 achieved the drone rescue at sea near Strait of Hormuz.

SoftBank tops Toyota for first time since dot-com peak

SoftBank briefly overtook Toyota as Japan’s most valuable company, the first time since February 2000 when dot-com was about to collapse. Kioxia went from 154th to top three in a year. The AI-or-nothing rally is reshuffling Japan Inc at alarming speed.

The bull and bear cases for SpaceX

The IPO is going to break records. What happens next?

High-severity vulnerability in Linux caused by a single faulty character

Use-after-free bug can be exploited to evade sandbox defenses.

Microsoft swears its OpenAI breakup isn’t a messy divorce.

Microsoft Build 2026: All the news about Windows, AI, RTX Spark, and more

Young Geniuses: Next-gen leaders powering innovation

Meet the bold minds shaping the future. They're pushing boundaries, breaking norms, and redefining what's next.

Microsoft AI chief walks back comments about AI taking over white-collar work

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Apple’s new Siri is a dark horse in the AI race

Two years ago Apple announced its first foray into artificial intelligence. Built largely on in-house models, “Apple Intelligence” promised to turn the iPhone-maker’s boneheaded Siri assistant into a perspicacious PA as clever as the whizziest chatbots but with the added advantage of access to a user’s personal data, alongside various other superpowers. The effort was an embarrassing flop, with Apple having delivered little of what it set out to offer.

Anthropic expands Mythos access despite calling it dangerous

Anthropic says Mythos is too dangerous for public release but has expanded access to 200 organisations across 15 countries. Only 14% of its 10,000+ critical vulnerability discoveries have been patched. Its claims have not been independently verified.