[startups]

OpenAI models are coming to Amazon Bedrock, and the joint announcement from both CEOs signals a major shift in enterprise AI distribution. Here's what actually matters.

China just vetoed Meta's bid to acquire AI startup Manus, turning a corporate deal into a geopolitical flashpoint. Here's what it really means for the global AI race.

Enterprise AI agents keep stalling — not because models are dumb, but because no one sorted out who they're allowed to act as. Workday is betting it has the fix.

OpenAI is building an AI agent phone to go head-to-head with the iPhone. The specs and timeline are more serious than you'd expect.

The mind behind AlphaGo just secured a billion dollars for a startup that's only months old. Here's why the whole industry should pay attention.

Meta just dropped Forum, a community discussion app that goes straight after Reddit's turf. No press event, no hype — just Zuckerberg making his move.

Oura just filed to go public, and with 5.5 million smart rings sold, it's not a speculative bet — it's a real business making a serious Wall Street move.

A startup just documented four years of building on Amazon Web Services before shutting down. The lessons are more valuable than the failure itself.

A new AI therapy startup just scored 95 on the Vera-MH safety benchmark. Consumer bots top out at 65. That gap is the whole pitch.

Convective Capital just closed an $85M fund and is moving well beyond fire tech. This is what happens when climate reality forces a VC to think bigger.

Waymo's robotaxis keep driving into flooded streets, and the company has now suspended operations in four cities. This isn't just a bug — it's a reality check for autonomous driving.

SpaceX dropped its IPO prospectus and the numbers tell a very different story than Apple or Google ever did. Can a rocket company really buy its way into the trillion-dollar club?