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Snyder argues SpaceX’s $2 trillion market value depends on “almost comical” AI growth, while Grok monetization lags.
In a CEO essay and amid Azure and Copilot lawsuits, Nadella’s “token capital” idea meets hard spending math.
Emil Michael explains the surge, the guardrails, and why DoD is chasing commercial AI speed across unclassified networks.
The Freedom 250 event may have hit every engagement metric White wanted. The price tag makes it impossible to repeat.
A seven-part debt sale from Nvidia tests investor appetite for more AI funding, with maturities spanning two to 30 years.
The channel program is designed to soften “double expenses” during platform migration as VMware costs spike post-Broadcom.
A Council of Europe spokesperson says it is investigating, while victims worldwide tie the attack to CVE-2026-35273.
The Ivanti survey finds a massive governance ownership gap, and runtime control still fails when agents act fast.
Xbox is shutting down the studio behind South of Midnight as Asha Sharma prepares an Xbox “reset” and cuts costs.
The next friendslop party hit mixes chaotic disguises with slightly temperamental tools, and it works anyway.
The Israeli work-management giant says it will seed $50m first, then scale to $200m for workplace-AI bets.
What it signals about SpaceX’s fundraising math and how investors should reprice timelines and risk.
