Fearing a bubble in U.S. tech stocks, global investors are increasing wagers on Chinese AI companies. They’re betting on giants like Alibaba and a wave of chipmaker IPOs, drawn by lower valuations and China’s push for tech self-reliance.
Everyone wants to deploy AI agents, but most are choosing the wrong tasks. A new article lays out five essential rules for picking use cases that deliver real ROI and avoid costly automation mistakes. It starts with focusing on simple, repetitive work you already understand deeply.
Stowlog, a Castellón-based SaaS platform, has closed a €1 million investment round. The funding will fuel its mission to digitize safety and security processes in port logistics worldwide.
Norwegian software giant Visma is ramping up for a colossal IPO, adding 11 more banks to its advisory lineup. The deal, targeting the first half of 2026, could be one of Europe’s largest this decade and may list in London. The company was last privately valued at €19 billion.
A Swiss investigation reveals Palantir was rejected by government agencies at least nine times over seven years, largely due to data access fears. This has sparked calls from UK MPs for a review of Palantir’s major NHS and Ministry of Defence contracts.
After a period of effectively zero market share, NVIDIA and AMD are re-entering the Chinese AI chip market under revised US export policies. The return comes with major strings attached, including a hefty new tax and intense scrutiny from Beijing. It’s a high-stakes, costly comeback.
IO Interactive’s 007 First Light has been pushed back from March to May 27, 2026. The developer says the delay is for final polish on the already fully playable game. This is the first major Bond game in over a decade.
Google is introducing a native App Lock feature to its Android Automotive OS. This will let drivers PIN-protect specific apps, like messaging or navigation history, even when their main profile is unlocked for a passenger.
Chris Roberts has confirmed the long-awaited single-player game Squadron 42 will take over 40 hours to complete and is on track for a 2026 launch. The game features a massive Hollywood cast and comes alongside major tech updates for the persistent Star Citizen universe.
The distributor’s hands-on talent incubator, launched in 2022, places students in paid, real-world roles. Partners are now hiring graduates directly from the program.
