Atlassian is giving R&D staff capped “AI wallets” of $500–$2,000 a month, a cost-conscious answer to “tokenmaxxing” as AI bills climb across tech.

Meta narrowed its 2026 capex forecast to $130–145bn by raising the low end; Q2 revenue rose 28% but free cash flow fell 91% as AI spending climbs.

The eSafety regulator has filed civil proceedings seeking up to A$54.6m, alleging Telegram hosted mass-shooting and Islamic State videos and ignored takedown demands. Telegram says it will fight.

Electric Blue is the first live deployment inside Lava Network's Tokenization Sandbox, targeting up to €500M in tokenized financing for battery energy storage across Germany. The sandbox has drawn ...

Identity-based attacks accounted for nearly one in three intrusions in 2024. IntegraTRACE founder Steve Emmanuel is building a centralized visibility layer for human, non-human, and agentic identities ...

Meta’s revenue rose 28% to $60.8bn, but profit fell 14% and free cash flow collapsed 91% to $784m as its AI build-out costs climbed. The stock dropped.

Microsoft’s Azure grew 43% and passed $100bn for the year, its backlog hit $678bn, and the stock rose 2%. But AI capital spending keeps climbing.

OpenAI is giving 100,000 researchers free frontier access through 2027, the same week it revealed how it cut its agents’ token costs to afford moves like it.

Lilian Weng stepped down from Thinking Machines over stress and illness, then rejoined OpenAI within days to work on recursive self-improvement.

BMW will cut about 8,000 German jobs as China sales slump, the same week it named Qualcomm the single supplier of its cars’ compute for the next decade.

Cambridge’s Qureight raised a $20m Series B to build an AI “foundation model” of the chest, to speed up lung and heart drug trials.

OpenAI open-sourced its Codex Security CLI to scan code for bugs, but kept the scanner gated. An AppSec land grab, and a shot at Anthropic’s Claude Security.