Bird has secured $450 million in bank debt to fund a payout to its shareholders, and it runs on a team of 120. The Dutch-founded messaging company, formerly MessageBird,... Read more »
How content-addressed storage, immutable state, and explicit lifecycle events can make digital credentials easier to verify Digital Credentials Have a Verification Problem Digital certificates are easy to distribute. Verification... Read more »
The Eurosystem’s new blockchain settlement bridge went live September 21, 2026, with 13 institutions onboarded. It replaces stablecoin and commercial-bank-deposit settlement with central bank money for tokenized asset trades.... Read more »
Google Cloud holds roughly 6 percent of enterprise AI spending among U.S. businesses. Anthropic and OpenAI together account for more than 80 percent. The new Accenture Gemini Enterprise Business... Read more »
The AI Your Company Never Approved Unapproved generative AI is already in daily work. Spotting it means watching prompts, SaaS, and endpoints. Managing it means sanctioned tools people will... Read more »
OpenAI closed the largest private funding round in history on March 31, 2026: $122 billion at an $852 billion valuation. Eight weeks later, Anthropic topped it, closing a $65... Read more »
Global Humanoid Robot Shipments Nearly Triple in H1 2026, Led by China’s Agibot Agibot shipped somewhere between 8,400 and 9,700 humanoid robots in the first half of 2026, enough... Read more »
AI Is Changing the Crimes Generative AI is raising success rates on fraud, impersonation, and intrusion by making those attacks cheaper and harder to dismiss as fake. The FBI... Read more »
The countdown The Gentlemen set for Glassdoor ran out on September 4. Two weeks later, no stolen data has surfaced, no company has confirmed a breach, and the story... Read more »
Three Indian companies just settled corporate bonds as digital tokens on infrastructure built and run by the country’s own securities regulator. No public blockchain was involved, no wallet address... Read more »
