The popular Windows package manager UniGetUI just received significant performance enhancements, cutting startup times by 25-30% through optimized code execution. This update addresses critical bottlenecks that have long plagued Windows application management tools. The improvements highlight growin
Europe is quietly building an AI powerhouse focused on specialized applications rather than consumer chatbots. Three startups leading this charge reveal a strategic shift toward solving hard industrial problems with artificial intelligence.
American AI giants are flooding into India with free plans and billion-dollar investments. But beneath the surface lies a familiar pattern of extraction versus genuine partnership that could define the next decade of global AI development.
North Korean hacking group BlueNoroff is evolving beyond macOS targeting to include Windows systems while leveraging AI to streamline operations. The group’s sophisticated campaigns target tech executives and Web3 developers through fake investment opportunities and job recruitment schemes.
Irish startups gathered in Galway for a reality check on the entrepreneurial journey. Medtech founders revealed the harsh funding landscape, while event-tech survivors shared pandemic pivot stories that offer crucial lessons for founders everywhere.
OpenAI’s acquisition of Software Applications Incorporated brings former Apple engineers and their Sky technology into the fold. This signals a major push toward desktop AI integration that could reshape how we interact with computers.
Calm/Storm has finalized its €30 million second fund focused on European healthtech startups. The Vienna-based venture firm has already deployed capital into 25 companies and claims the title of Europe’s most active specialized healthtech investor.
Vienna-based venture capital firm Calm/Storm has reportedly reached final close on its €30 million second fund, according to industry reports. Sources indicate the Austrian investor has already deployed capital into 25 early-stage healthtech startups, with the majority registered within Europe at the time of investment.
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Nvidia’s venture arm joins a major funding round for Redwood Materials, the battery recycling firm founded by Tesla cofounder JB Straubel. The investment aims to tackle energy constraints in AI data centers by converting recycled batteries into grid storage systems, according to reports.
Nvidia’s venture capital division has participated in a $350 million funding round for Redwood Materials, according to sources familiar with the deal. The investment reportedly values the battery recycling company at over $6 billion and signals a strategic move to address the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Chen Tianshi, founder of AI chip startup Cambricon Technologies, has seen his personal wealth increase dramatically during ongoing US-China trade tensions. The company’s stock surged following a quarterly report showing massive revenue growth as China pushes for semiconductor self-sufficiency.
The CEO of Chinese artificial intelligence chipmaker Cambricon Technologies has reportedly seen his personal wealth surge by billions of dollars amid escalating trade tensions between the United States and China, according to financial analysts tracking the semiconductor industry.
