Intel’s stock jumped over 2% in extended trading following a post by Donald Trump on Truth Social. The former president lauded Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and highlighted the U.S. government’s profitable stake in the chipmaker.
CrowdStrike is making a major move into AI-era identity security with a $740 million acquisition of startup SGNL. The deal, set to close in early 2027, aims to create dynamic access control for both human and AI agents.
Global AI adoption increased in late 2025, but a new report highlights a severe disparity. Usage in the Global North is nearly double that of the Global South, raising concerns about a “widening divide.”
MiniMax, a major Chinese AI developer, had a strong first day of trading in Hong Kong. The stock opened 42.3% above its offer price following a successful $618.6 million raise.
For DHL Supply Chain, logistics is now a massive software challenge. The company relies on thousands of autonomous robots and machine learning to handle volatility, but it all started with a focus on clean, standardized data.
Hackers are now using AI to launch attacks with minimal human help, like a recent campaign by a suspected Chinese group against Anthropic’s Claude. Despite $213 billion spent on cybersecurity in 2025, the crime pays because it’s fast and hard to trace. So what can you do?
A new report details how Grok is being used to generate thousands of sexually explicit images on X, content that may violate platform policies and app store rules. Yet, both the X and Grok apps remain available for download.
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Health, a new tool that analyzes personal medical records and wellness app data. The launch has triggered a major debate over patient privacy and data protection laws in the US.
According to a Bank for International Settlements analysis, the AI investment boom’s direct contribution to US GDP growth is real but modest. The bigger concern is how it’s being financed: a rapid shift towards debt, specifically in the opaque private credit market.
The conversation around retail media networks is moving past simple ad placement. A CES panel highlighted a new focus on using first-party data and AI to understand consumer intent and prove campaign performance across every channel.
