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VCs just deployed $19.8B in Q1 2026, but timelines and contracting risk could punish overvalued early bets.

The enterprise software bet targets Microsoft Office and Google Apps, with AI baked in from day one.

Amazon’s hardware chief confirms custom chip design for core devices, signaling a bigger in-house AI push for future gadgets.

A fresh publisher steps in to carry Blood Bowl 3 forward, with a tabletop-rule update now under new ownership.

China’s humanoid push is getting real, with emotion-aware AI and lip-sync tweaks that look almost human.

Which? investigation says AI summaries glossed over serious complaints, including sexual harassment and hygiene lawsuits.

If the update is real, it is a cleaner entry point to MacBook upgrades right when iPhone and iPad cycles heat up.

A revamped base MacBook Pro could arrive in the first half of 2027, with iPad Pro updates also targeting spring internal improvements.

Cisco Talos traced how a targeted email lure leads to token theft, persistence, and Outlook-level inbox control.

The control gap is ownership, not models: most enterprises can’t detect drift until humans find it.

The new Sonnet 5 is positioned as more agentic, cheaper than Opus, and more guardrailed for offensive cyber attempts.

The Justice Department says Alibaba and its US payment processor will resolve allegations about failed controls for illegal medicines.