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Intel’s new Wildcat Lake chips take aim at the MacBook Neo with AI as the differentiator

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Volvo’s parent Geely is selling a $15,000 electric SUV with massaging seats and 600 km of range

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Canva becomes the design layer inside Claude with new Anthropic partnership

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Allbirds sold its shoe business for $39 million and is pivoting to AI cloud computing

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Dropbox brings its files, Dash search, and Reclaim calendar into ChatGPT with three new apps

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ONWARD Medical raises €40.6M to advance its spinal cord stimulation implant

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EU awards its €180 million sovereign cloud contract to four European providers

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DeepL launches real-time voice-to-voice translation in 40+ languages

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AlixLabs closes €15M Series A to commercialise the atomic etching technology

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Ericsson narrowly misses Q1 profit forecasts as North America unwind

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OpenAI launches GPT-Rosalind, a specialised AI model for drug discovery and life sciences research

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Stockholm’s BioLamina secures €20M EIB loan to scale the protein matrices that make cell therapies possible

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GIC-backed battery maker Envision AESC is considering a $2 billion Hong Kong IPO

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Sequoia raises $7 billion for its biggest-ever late-stage fund

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How Elizabeta Gjorgievska Joshevski built a global tech career and is now shaping AI strategy for enterprises

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Roblox gives its AI assistant the ability to plan, build, and test games on its own

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Trusti envisions the return of human-centered recommendations in a digitally expansive marketplace

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Samsung SmartThings update adds elderly care monitoring with ambient sensing and AI

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Solidroad raises $25 million to replace manual customer support QA with AI that reviews every conversation

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Tesla’s China chief calls Shanghai factory a ‘golden key’ to mass-producing humanoid robots

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