
Waymo reportedly raising a $16B funding round
Waymo is nearing a $16 billion funding round that would value the Alphabet-owned robotaxi company at $110 billion, with most of the capital expected to come from its parent company.
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Waymo is nearing a $16 billion funding round that would value the Alphabet-owned robotaxi company at $110 billion, with most of the capital expected to come from its parent company.

Five European-linked startups reached unicorn status in early 2026, spanning cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, defence tech, ESG software, and edtech.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang rejected reports that the company is backing away from its planned $100 billion investment in OpenAI, calling the claims of friction “nonsense.”

HomeBoost has launched a consumer-friendly app and home energy assessment kit that shows homeowners where they’re wasting energy and how to cut utility bills with cost-effective upgrades.

Russian state-linked hackers breached parts of Poland’s power grid by exploiting weak security controls, according to a technical report released by the Polish government.
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman is calling on Silicon Valley leaders to stop accommodating President Trump and to take a more forceful public stance.

Bluesky has released its first transparency report, detailing increased user moderation reports, more legal requests, and enforcement actions as the platform continues to grow rapidly.

Anthropic has introduced agentic plug-ins to Cowork, expanding the tool’s capabilities for enterprise users by enabling customised automation across teams and workflows.

Blue Origin is suspending its space tourism flights for at least two years as the company shifts its focus toward lunar missions and upcoming moon exploration efforts.

Instagram is developing a feature that would allow users to remove themselves from another person’s Close Friends list, according to Meta.

A confidential informant told the FBI in 2017 that Jeffrey Epstein employed a “personal hacker,” according to newly released U.S. Justice Department documents.

OpenClaw, the open-source AI assistant project formerly known as Clawdbot, is gaining attention as its agents begin interacting on a new social network built specifically for AI systems.
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