David Sacks is stepping back from his role as AI czar, proving that Silicon Valley's political ambitions often clash with the reality of Washington.
AI companies are hitting a wall where code meets the physical world. From Kentucky land deals to courtrooms, the era of frictionless growth is over.
Silicon Valley's move into physical infrastructure is hitting a wall of local resistance and skyrocketing energy costs.
A potential blockbuster U.S. IPO for the Korean memory giant might fix supply chains, but it won't fix the industry's fundamental greed.
Databricks' latest acquisitions reveal a shift from simply processing information to protecting the sanctity of the human intent behind it.
Spotify is testing artist-controlled verification tools to stop AI-generated tracks from polluting authentic discographies and diluting royalty pools.
Anthropic just gave Claude Code more autonomy. Here is how the new Auto Mode balances speed with safety for developers and what it means for your pipeline.
A Kentucky landowner turned down a $26 million offer from an AI firm to convert her family farm into a data center hub.
OpenAI's pivot away from a dedicated Sora feed proves that while AI video is a technical marvel, nobody wants to hang out in a digital graveyard.
Venture capital giant Kleiner Perkins just secured $3.5 billion, signaling a massive shift toward funding the next generation of artificial intelligence startups.
Lucid Bots' recent $20M funding marks a shift from experimental robotics to the industrialization of the vertical surface economy.
Two former SpaceX engineers are translating the language of rockets into a new operating system for the world’s most complex industrial machines.
