C3.AI Jumps on Merger Report
The company is in talks to merge with privately owned Automation Anywhere, which would go public via the merger, The Information reported.
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Fidelity to Launch Stablecoin
Fidelity becomes the first major brokerage to launch a stablecoin.
ServiceNow Shares Dip 7% on Sales Forecast, CEO Clarifies M&A Strategy
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott said his company's recent string of acquisitions isn't a sign that it can't expand its business with products developed in-house.
Microsoft Cloud Growth Slows, But OpenAI Fuels 60% Surge in Revenue Backlog
But Microsoft said it had $625 billion in remaining performance obligations, 45% of which are from OpenAI.
Meta Forecasts 73% Jump in 2026 Capex, 40% Rise in Expenses
Meta reported stronger than projected fourth quarter revenue of $59.8 billion, up 24% year on year.
Tesla Discloses $2 Billion xAI Investment as Profit, Revenue Continue to Fall
Total revenues fell 3% year-over-year to $24.9 billion, while net income fell 61% to $840 million.
China Approves First Batch of Nvidia H200 AI Chip Imports
China approved 400,000 of the H200 AI chips for major tech firms as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visits China.
Anthropic Increases 2026 Revenue Forecast by 20% to $18 Billion
The company delays going cash flow positive till 2028, a year later than previously expected
Apple CEO Urges “Deescalation” Following Fatal ICE Shooting
The CEO’s call comes after criticism over his attendance at a White House film screening
SoftBank Said to Invest Up To $30 Billion in OpenAI
SoftBank has already sunk at least $30 billion in the ChatGPT maker.
Tether Officially Launches New U.S. Stablecoin
Tether is launching USAT to comply with U.S. stablecoin law.
TikTok Settles First Social Media Addiction Lawsuit
It is the first in a series of cases to go to trial, testing whether social media companies can be held liable for harming youth mental health through addictive product design.
Microsoft Unveils New In-House AI Chip
This week’s announcement comes after Microsoft revised its plans to roll out the chip globally following delays.
Meta to Test Premium Subscriptions for Features Including AI
The move could signal that Meta is looking to generate new revenue from its AI services, as a way of offsetting the enormous sums it is pouring into AI development.
Amazon Shutters All U.S. Fresh Stores Amid Grocery Revamp
Amazon is centering its grocery strategy around Whole Foods and its growing grocery delivery offering.
Waymo’s Price Premium To Lyft and Uber Is Closing, Report Finds
Average Waymo prices have fallen, while Uber and Lyft prices have risen, since last April, according to ride-hailing analytics firm Obi.
OpenAI CEO Says ‘ICE Is Going Too Far’ in Internal Memo
Other tech figures, including Google DeepMind chief scientist Jeff Dean, Meta's former chief AI scientist Yann LeCun and top venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, have denounced the shooting in recent days.
Pinterest To Cut Up To 15% of Staff As Part of AI Shift
The social media app has also been hurt by a shaky ad market.
China’s Moonshot AI Releases New Open-Source Model Kimi K2.5
Moonshot’s new model with an emphasis on “coding with vision” comes as DeepSeek is also moving closer to launching its new model.
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