Anthropic faces the music over scraped song lyrics, Canada tells Trump to go jump in Lake Ontario, and South Korea shakes up both its cabinet and high-stakes ETF markets.
Apple takes a bigger bite out of subscriber wallets, Milo gets shown the departure gate, and OpenAI cuts the cord on Musk's Cursor. Plus, Chelsea banks on crypto while leaked Iron Man gameplay suits up early.
Today on the briefing: Anthropic wins big against the Pentagon, tech giants sound the alarm for cyber defense, Hugging Face unleashes a waddling robot, Schwab expands crypto access, and the U.S. drills into a massive Venezuelan oil play.
Meta puts teen screen time on a multibillion-dollar diet, Apple prepares to fold into a new CEO era, and Nvidia looks to embrace Hugging Face. Plus, cyber cops disrupt a massive state-backed botnet, crypto builds real-world mortgages, and Abercrombie fits into stylish profits.
Today we dish out the heat on OpenAI's new Jalapeño chip and Apple's souped-up Macs, while US-Canada trade tensions cross the border and CIA diplomacy makes a quiet landing in Moscow.
Nvidia and SpaceX reach for the stars with orbital AI while Washington tightens the screws on Iranian lifelines and foreign visas. Plus, Apple readies a mini refresh, Australia unplugs robo-tunes from the charts, and XPeng strikes humanoid gold.
Dr. Dre embraces the AI groove while Nvidia and Perplexity tune into a $30B valuation dance. Meanwhile, Term Labs faces a sour DeFi heist, Hugging Face sizes up a massive price tag, and oil markets tap the brakes ahead of sanctions.
Robots outrun world records in Beijing while Tesla readies its Cybercab, cyberattacks trip up UK power, and major AI containment gaps spark alarm. We break down the fastest breakthroughs, defensive maneuvers, and market shakeups of the day.
Today's briefing serves up high stakes and fresh leaks: Trump looks to beef up grocery savings with discounted imports while trade ties with Canada hit a sticky wicket. Meanwhile, Take-Two subpoenas GTA 6 leakers, Uber hits a massive GDPR speed bump in Europe, and Walmart finally taps into contactless checkout.
From Micron's massive chip hub to Washington's crypto clarity push, we decode today's biggest headlines. Plus, James Harden nets a huge Cavs deal, Huawei goes ultra-wide, and Sega swings back into action.
Today on the briefing, the White House declares an 'Economic D-Day' against Iran while NASA's high-stakes satellite rescue spins out of control. Meanwhile, Evergrande's founder receives a life sentence, Meta drops a dedicated Mac app, Nvidia eyes a massive AI data deal, and Fire TV users get a free Alexa+ upgrade.
Today's briefing covers Apple's bittersweet earnings as Tim Cook prepares to step down, OpenAI's price cuts alongside a State Department AI map misstep, FIFA's $20 billion enterprise sparking a global boycott, and major developments from Gemini Robotics, Zoox, and Coinbase.
In today's briefing, Samsung's AI-driven chip profits surge while Apple faces pressure over Chinese suppliers, SpaceX nets a massive $1.6 billion defense launch deal, and Shell doubles its profits. Meanwhile, the EU prepares to crack down on ChatGPT and Roblox, Australia takes Telegram to court, and a guilty verdict is delivered in the trial over the 2022 attack on Salman Rushdie.
Today's briefing highlights DoorDash taking flight with FAA drone certification, BNY Mellon moving fund administration on-chain, and GlobalFoundries landing a $300 million CHIPS Act deal for silicon photonics. Plus, Qualcomm partners with BMW for next-gen auto chips, Microsoft faces UK regulatory heat over Copilot bundling, and Middle East tensions escalate following a drone strike on a US-owned gas tanker in Egypt.
Markets take a massive hit as South Korean chip giants plunge, while Xbox gamers find themselves logged out worldwide. Meanwhile, Nvidia rallies allies to protect open-weight AI, Circle scoops up IBM's massive blockchain patent portfolio, and YouTube Premium prepares to nest with Peacock.
On today's episode: Nvidia places a billion-dollar bet on Korean AI, Apple envisions smart glasses with private eyes, and Shein gets caught in a global tariff thread. Plus, foreign policy shifts in Gaza, UK military tech for Ukraine, and big-money moves in finance and sports.
Today we cover Katy Perry slamming the White House for using her anthem over military strikes, Kazakh diplomats urging a freeze in Ukraine as North Korean troops assemble, Brazil turning away U.S. officials, and Final Fantasy XIV making a massive leap onto the Switch 2.
Today's briefing covers tech's fight against AI with Meta and World Foundation rolling out biometric proof-of-humanity checks, while South Korea launches a massive $950 billion AI chip push and Verizon connects with Google in a billion-dollar fiber deal. Plus, Waymo and Uber hit a bump in their robotaxi partnership, Donald Trump talks diplomacy with Russia and China over Iran, and gamers get fresh updates on God of War and Tomb Raider.
Today we take a look at face value as Google rolls out selfie sign-ins, while oil markets face a crude awakening past $100 amid Middle East tensions. Plus, Congress eyes an AI kill switch, Ford maps out a new EV future with Apple, and Robinhood gets caught in a memecoin scam.
Today on the pod, Xbox takes a step back into classic PC gaming while AMD and Anthropic leap forward with a multi-gigawatt AI deal. Meanwhile, Tesla's profits take a hit from heavy AI spending despite record deliveries, Samsung turns up the heat with new Galaxy Watches, and a mega media merger gets a conditional green light across the pond!
Today on the briefing, Microsoft expands European AI, the US threatens sanctions over distilled Chinese AI models, and Trump proposes phased tariffs on generic drugs. Plus, Apple debuts a Klarna-backed lease program, Light launches a minimalist flip phone, RoboCop hits Prime Video, and Liverpool FC eyes a multibillion-dollar investment.
A White House teleprompter operator gets caught betting on the President's words, while Trump Media launches high-speed feeds to monetize them for traders. Plus, the EU forces Google to share its secret sauce, Roblox lets users prompt their way to new games, and Merck drops a new daily pill for cholesterol.
In today's briefing: Meta faces a lawsuit over algorithm-driven layoffs, the UK slaps a midnight internet curfew on older teens, and OpenAI plans a screenless smart speaker. Plus, JPMorgan makes banking history, and Frontier Airlines gets a Starlink upgrade.
Today, we navigate a sea of trouble as the US eyes a 20% toll in the Strait of Hormuz, while smartphone shipments sink to a decade low due to a memory drought. Meanwhile, Intel chips in ‐5 billion in Ireland, Trump's IRS lawsuit gets dismissed as a taxing affair, and a blockbuster Paramount-WBD merger faces a major script rewrite from state attorneys general.
Today, we unfold Samsung's creaseless leaks and Apple's EU-friendly Pencil redesign, while Ukraine shuffles its cabinet deck. Plus, South Carolina prepares for a Senate shakeup, and the stablecoin market experiences a slight slip.
