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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei speaks at a conference ahead of the company's planned $2 trillion IPO

Anthropic’s Math for a $2 Trillion IPO Requires Revenue Growth the World Has Never Seen

Anthropic is targeting a $2 trillion valuation at its October IPO — potentially the largest in history — built on a revenue projection that would outpace any technology company's growth on record.

August 15, 2026

by Economy Desk

Illustration of spyware threatening mobile device security as US courts begin tracking government surveillance tool use

US Courts to Disclose Government Spyware Use for First Time, Starting 2029

For the first time, U.S. courts will track how often the government uses spyware, adding the category to its Wiretap Report starting with 2028 data. Public disclosure arrives in 2029, after three years without any official count of a surveillance

August 14, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

JPMorgan Chase Tower in Houston as bank debanked Polymarket while pursuing its IPO

JPMorgan Cut Polymarket’s Banking Access Over Regulatory Worries While Quietly Pursuing Its IPO

JPMorgan Chase ended its banking relationship with Polymarket in October 2025 over regulatory concerns, then invited

USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) aircraft carrier underway in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, 2026

Trump Orders Navy to Abandon EMALS, Return to Steam Catapults on Ford Carriers

Trump signed an NSPM ordering the Navy to scrap EMALS on future Ford-class carriers and return

Official portrait of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services

CDC’s Own Vaccine Page Now Hedges on Autism as AI Chatbot Users Believe the Myth More

A new KFF poll finds Americans who use AI chatbots weekly for health advice are far more likely to believe the MMR-autism myth. The finding lands weeks after the CDC quietly rewrote

July 2, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·Health·News

Vint Cerf, Google vice president and co-inventor of the TCP/IP protocols

Vint Cerf Is Retiring From Google. His Parting Warning Is About AI, Not the Past

Vint Cerf, who co-invented the internet's core protocols, is retiring from Google next week after 21 years. At his own send-off, he warned that AI agents talking to each other in plain

July 2, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

A fighter jet flies in formation near the SpaceX sign and Starship spacecraft at Starbase, Texas

Musk Denies SpaceX AI Device Report, Just Like He Denied It in February

SpaceX reportedly showed investors a phone-like AI device prototype ahead of its IPO, according to the Wall Street Journal. Elon Musk called the report ‘utterly false,’ the same two-word denial pattern he

July 2, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

Official PlayStation graphic announcing the end of physical game disc production starting January 2028

Sony to End Physical PlayStation Game Discs Starting in 2028

Sony will stop manufacturing physical discs for new PlayStation games starting January 2028, citing a shift to digital sales. The announcement leaves unanswered what becomes of PS5 disc drives and the used-game

July 2, 2026

News·Technology

The Samsung SmartThings app open on a Galaxy phone beside a connected smart-home device

Samsung Is Charging Developers $5 a Month for SmartThings API Access. The Exact Limits Are Still a Mystery.

Samsung will require non-commercial developers to pay $4.99 a month for SmartThings API access starting in October 2026. The company has not published rate limits, call caps, or a clear definition of

July 2, 2026

News·Technology

Meta AI datacenter infrastructure supporting new Meta Compute cloud business 2026

Meta Is Building a Cloud Business to Sell Its Excess AI Compute

Meta is building a cloud computing business to monetize surplus AI infrastructure, a move that sent its stock surging 8% while hammering shares of CoreWeave and Nebius — two firms that had

July 1, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

Boeing 737 MAX aircraft on the assembly line at the Renton, Washington factory during Q2 2026 production

Boeing IT Outage Shut Down Factories Coast to Coast on the Last Day of Q2

A company-wide IT failure knocked Boeing's computer systems offline on June 30 — the final day of its second quarter — halting inspections, paperwork, and deliveries across 737 and 787 factories from

July 1, 2026

Business·News·Technology

Frustrated worker at laptop as manager points to AI chatbot output on screen

Workers Are Quitting Because Their Bosses Trust ChatGPT More Than Them

A viral Reddit post titled "My Boss Has AI Psychosis" gave a name to a phenomenon surveys now confirm is widespread: managers outsourcing decisions to chatbots and holding employees accountable to the

July 1, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

Netflix Requires a Unique Email for Every Profile. The Real Reason Goes Beyond Security.

Netflix began requiring every adult profile on a shared account to link a unique email address on June 15, 2026. The stated benefits are real but limited. The actual data architecture it

June 29, 2026

News·Technology

A Software Flaw Let Hackers Into 14.2 Million Email Accounts Across Six Japanese ISPs

KDDI disclosed a June 17 breach of its shared email backend that exposed up to 14.22 million credentials across six Japanese ISPs. The company has not named the vulnerable software or identified

June 29, 2026

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Anthropic’s Math for a $2 Trillion IPO Requires Revenue Growth the World Has Never Seen

US Courts to Disclose Government Spyware Use for First Time, Starting 2029

JPMorgan Cut Polymarket’s Banking Access Over Regulatory Worries While Quietly Pursuing Its IPO

Trump Orders Navy to Abandon EMALS, Return to Steam Catapults on Ford Carriers

CDC’s Own Vaccine Page Now Hedges on Autism as AI Chatbot Users Believe the Myth More

Vint Cerf Is Retiring From Google. His Parting Warning Is About AI, Not the Past

Musk Denies SpaceX AI Device Report, Just Like He Denied It in February

Sony to End Physical PlayStation Game Discs Starting in 2028

Samsung Is Charging Developers $5 a Month for SmartThings API Access. The Exact Limits Are Still a Mystery.

Meta Is Building a Cloud Business to Sell Its Excess AI Compute

Boeing IT Outage Shut Down Factories Coast to Coast on the Last Day of Q2

Workers Are Quitting Because Their Bosses Trust ChatGPT More Than Them

A Software Flaw Let Hackers Into 14.2 Million Email Accounts Across Six Japanese ISPs

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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