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PhysicsX hits $2.4bn valuation in Temasek-led funding round
UK AI startup PhysicsX reached a $2.4 billion valuation after securing investment led by Singapore's Temasek. The company builds physics simulation software for engineering and design workflows.
Software M&A deals hit lowest level since pandemic as AI valuations crater
Software acquisition activity has collapsed to pandemic lows following the AI funding rout. Learn what this means for vendor consolidation and enterprise software strategy.
South Korea's chip and defense exports surge on AI demand and geopolitical tensions
South Korea is capitalizing on the global AI race and regional military concerns to boost semiconductor and defense shipments. Here's how geopolitics and chip demand are reshaping Seoul's economy.
Financial Times: Don't Give AI Agents Legal Personhood
A Financial Times opinion piece argues against granting AI agents legal personhood. The argument touches on governance risks and liability frameworks as AI systems grow more autonomous.
Putin's security team bans AI cameras over espionage fears
Russian officials fear AI-powered surveillance systems could be weaponised for espionage. The Kremlin's response reveals how geopolitical tensions are reshaping adoption of AI infrastructure in high-security settings.
Google's Data Center Strategy Shifts to Build-Own Model
Google is taking a different approach to securing infrastructure for AI, moving away from traditional outsourcing. Here's what the shift means for the cloud market.
WSJ: When Will AI Actually Deliver on Its Promise
The Wall Street Journal examines the gap between AI hype and real-world impact. What timeline matters most for your business—and why most estimates are probably wrong.
Nvidia Tops WSJ's 2026 Best Companies for Future List
WSJ ranked Nvidia first among companies positioned for long-term growth in 2026. The ranking reflects investor and analyst views on which firms will shape their industries over the next decade.
StepFun, Chinese AI startup, files for Hong Kong IPO
StepFun, a Chinese AI startup, is preparing to go public in Hong Kong. The move signals continued appetite for AI infrastructure plays in Asia despite US-China tensions.
Nvidia Seals Korea Chip Deals as Samsung, SK Hynix Bet on AI Infrastructure
Nvidia has signed agreements with Samsung and SK Hynix to supply AI chips for their infrastructure buildouts. The deals signal intensifying competition for GPU capacity among Korean tech giants.
Naver Adopts Nvidia AI Models to Defend Korea Market Position
South Korea's Naver will integrate Nvidia's AI models into its services, a move aimed at strengthening its competitive stance in the domestic market. Details on timing and specific deployment targets remain unclear.
Nvidia and SK Hynix team on multi-year chip development pact
Nvidia and SK Hynix signed a multi-year agreement to jointly develop next-generation memory chips. The deal signals deeper chip supply coordination between the GPU maker and a top memory supplier.