
SpaceX gives Cursor a $60B lifeline after “Cursor dead” chatter
The AI coding assistant that got written off tries to reclaim its edge with SpaceX money and momentum.

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The AI coding assistant that got written off tries to reclaim its edge with SpaceX money and momentum.

The New York startup is pitching Git-style protection for factories that cannot afford corrupted or encrypted PLC software.

In the Marshall Islands, scientists are using unmanned mapping to locate reefs that can survive warming and seed recovery.
ZDNet’s test of the Ugreen FineTrack 2 highlights what it does differently, and why that matters versus AirTag.

A CEO-level tour of how “AI agents” shift compute demand and what that means for platform and procurement decisions.

The move cuts allied access to advanced AI models, triggering a new race for trusted access and AI sovereignty.

BCI trials are accelerating, but durability and broader patient access still decide whether the tech scales or stalls.

An MIT Technology Review essay traces how quantified goals mutate into outsourced rankings, and why that’s a governance problem.

Two Paris availability zones mark Alibaba Cloud's first France launch and signal how regulators are forcing Europe to re-plan its cloud.

What the US is warning about and the commercial reality that makes ASML's alleged move hard to justify.

The Grand Limousine’s specs turn the car interior into a media platform, with real implications for premium EV buyers.
Banks, fintechs, and AI vendors have until July 18 to comment on proposed amendments tightening governance for personal data.