Quantinuum Chases a $14.3 Billion IPO Despite Heavy Losses
Honeywell-backed Quantinuum is raising its IPO target as AI-driven appetite lifts public-market bets on quantum computing.
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View archive →Vast Unveils Project Eden, a Persistent AI World Model
Beijing-based Vast wants Project Eden to move AI 3D generation from single assets to shared, persistent virtual worlds.
Intel Bets Agentic AI Will Put CPUs Back at the Center
At Computex, Lip-Bu Tan framed Xeon 6+ and Intel 18A as a play for inference, agents and physical AI rather than GPU training.
DeepSeek Nears a 50 Billion Yuan Round, With Liang Wenfeng Putting In 20 Billion
Reuters says DeepSeek’s first major financing could value the company at 350 billion to 400 billion yuan while its founder remains the largest investor.
Claude Is Growing Ten Times Faster as ChatGPT Reaches One Billion Users
Sensor Tower data puts ChatGPT at a record one billion monthly active users, but Claude’s 640% growth is the sharper IPO-season signal.
Alibaba pitches Qwen3.7-Plus as a self-checking agent model
Alibaba released Qwen3.7-Plus on June 2, highlighting multimodal input, tool use, code generation and autonomous testing as its next agent bet.
Google quietly offers to buy private app code for AI training
A reported Google Play pilot asks developers to sell source code, including dormant projects, while the email itself avoids saying AI.
Trump order lets agencies test frontier AI models before release
A new U.S. executive order invites voluntary government access to frontier models up to 30 days before launch, while avoiding a licensing regime.
Microsoft unveils seven in-house MAI models, led by a coding flash model
At Build 2026, Microsoft presented seven self-trained models, with MAI-Code-1-Flash beating Claude Haiku 4.5 on its cited coding benchmarks.
Grant Thornton UK commits £5 million to put Claude across its workforce
Grant Thornton UK will roll out Claude from June to August, with audit, tax and advisory staff required to use it under a GT Augment governance framework.