Reflex Aerospace has closed a record €50 million Series A funding round, the largest in European New Space history. The German satellite manufacturer aims to address what defense officials call Europe’s “Achilles heel” in space-based intelligence.
Anthropic reportedly expects to grow from $5 billion to $70 billion in revenue by 2028, fueled by business demand for its AI models. The company could seek a $300-400 billion valuation in future funding rounds. New research shows AI-human collaboration increases output by 60% while reducing coordina
Researchers analyzed nearly 11 million posts across 7 social platforms and found a disturbing pattern. Lower-quality news consistently gets 7% more engagement than credible sources, regardless of political leaning.
After months of explosive growth, AI stocks are suddenly facing a reality check. Companies like Palantir and Nvidia saw significant drops this week as investors question whether profits can match the hype. Even Michael Burry is betting against the AI giants.
Nestlé is overhauling its ERP system to set the stage for AI and automation capabilities. The upgrade comes as the company plans to eliminate 16,000 positions globally over the next two years. CEO Philipp Navratil openly admitted the company “has not been the most efficient” historically.
Google has announced Project Suncatcher, a moonshot research project to launch AI chips into space on solar-powered satellites. The goal is creating space-based data centers that can harness solar power around-the-clock to power energy-hungry AI systems.
The first day of embedded world North America 2025 saw the debut of Microservice Store, a secure marketplace for embedded and IoT software. The platform aims to let developers publish microservices that vendors can integrate into devices in weeks rather than years.
Apple is reportedly working on a Chromebook-style laptop priced well under $1,000. The device targets casual users who primarily browse the web and work on documents. This marks a major shift for Apple’s typically premium-focused strategy.
Apple is developing a more affordable Mac notebook set for release in the first half of 2026. The budget machine will cost well under $1,000 and compete directly with Chromebooks and affordable Windows laptops.
Apple is breaking from tradition by developing its first budget-friendly Mac laptop. The move targets Chromebook and entry-level Windows PC customers, particularly students and casual users who might prefer traditional laptops over iPads.
