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AI-Powered Text Scams Surge as Spammers Adopt Generative Tools
WSJ reports AI is accelerating SMS fraud at scale, with bad actors using language models to craft convincing messages. What's changing in attacker playbooks and why detection is falling behind.
Kioxia Becomes Japan's Most Valuable Firm as Chip Demand Surges
Memory chip maker Kioxia has overtaken Toyota to become Japan's highest-valued company, riding AI infrastructure demand. What this means for semiconductor supply chains.
Google Blocks Crusoe From Wyoming AI Power Deal Over Security Fears
Google raised concerns that blocked Crusoe Energy from a major AI infrastructure project in Wyoming. The startup now faces questions about its path to large enterprise deals.
OpenAI Acquires Ona Cloud Platform to Build Out AI Agent Infrastructure
OpenAI is acquiring Ona, a cloud infrastructure platform, to strengthen its ability to deploy and manage AI agents at scale. The deal signals OpenAI's move beyond models into operational tooling.
Ukraine deploys AI drones to shift battlefield advantage toward Kyiv
Ukrainian forces are using AI-guided drones to improve targeting and reduce losses in combat operations. Military officials say the technology is giving Kyiv a tactical edge as the war enters a new phase.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Send Executives to G7 AI Summit
Three major AI labs will dispatch senior leadership to Italy for Group of Seven governance discussions. What's on the agenda and why governments are pushing tech companies into the room.
KKR, Nvidia and Vistra Build $10B AI Infrastructure Play
KKR is committing $10 billion to a new company focused on AI infrastructure, partnering with Nvidia and power provider Vistra. The move signals private capital flowing toward the compute and energy stack AI builders need.
Nvidia hires veteran lobbyist Bruce Andrews for government affairs
Bruce Andrews, who previously led lobbying efforts at Intel and Qualcomm, takes the role as Nvidia faces chip export restrictions and semiconductor supply-chain scrutiny.
U.S. bank regulators tighten AI oversight at financial firms
Federal regulators are increasing scrutiny of artificial intelligence use in banking. What compliance gaps matter most and what should financial firms document now.
Ukraine's defence AI chief warns of warfare shift driven by machine learning
Mykhailo Fedorov predicts artificial intelligence will reshape military tactics and operations. What capabilities he sees emerging and why western militaries are paying attention.
Nvidia pitches Vera CPU to Chinese clients amid US export limits
Nvidia is selling its Vera CPU directly to Chinese customers as US restrictions tighten chip exports. Sources confirm the sales pitch is underway — here's what it signals about supply chains.
Scotland approves Talvey for heavily pretreated myeloma patients
Scottish Medicines Consortium backs talquetamab, a bispecific antibody targeting GPRC5D, for adults with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma after three or more prior treatments.