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Runlayer and Rippling have dropped their competing lawsuits without a settlement, ending a brief dispute over AI gateway technology and intellectual property.
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Runlayer and Rippling have dropped their competing lawsuits without a settlement, ending a brief dispute over AI gateway technology and intellectual property.

Castelion raised $1 billion at a $13 billion valuation to scale production of Blackbeard hypersonic missiles and expand its U.S. defence manufacturing capacity.

Linkdaze’s smart calendar combines shared schedules, chores, meal planning, and shopping lists into a touchscreen family organiser, with no required subscription.

Some Grok users are receiving gibberish responses on Grok.com, with xAI describing the problem as a rare temporary generation glitch affecting chats.

A Pew Research study found signs of AI authorship in 35% of English-language web pages published since ChatGPT launched in November 2022, showing rapid growth.

Adit Singh joins Mayfield as a partner focused on AI infrastructure, semiconductors, cybersecurity, and physical AI following his early investment in Cerebras.

SpaceX wants up to one million orbital data-centre satellites, raising questions about hardware lifespans, atmospheric reentry, space debris and electronic waste.

Australia’s eSafety regulator says Roblox safeguards failed to fully prevent adults from contacting children, prompting legally enforceable safety changes.

Meta ran ads promoting an AI nudify app that could create non-consensual sexual deepfakes, including content resembling female U.S. politicians.

LAIKA’s new Wildwood trailer reveals a sweeping stop-motion fantasy from director Travis Knight, following Prue into a dangerous hidden forest.

Moderna and Merck say their personalised mRNA cancer therapy met key Phase 3 goals in melanoma, reducing the risk of recurrence and distant metastasis.

The FCC has dropped its long-term 1 Gbps broadband goal while retaining a 100/20 Mbps benchmark, arguing that policy should remain technology-neutral.
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