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SoftBank is building a company that uses robots and AI to construct data centers. And it's already eyeing a $100 billion IPO. No, that's not a typo.
Uber doesn't just want to drive you to the hotel anymore — it wants to book it too. The company just made its most ambitious move beyond ride-hailing yet.
Musk spent a second day testifying in his lawsuit against OpenAI — and his own tweet history became the prosecution's best weapon. Here's the breakdown.
Google Pay and PhonePe own 80% of India's UPI payments market. Now Amazon and Meta are taking the fight to regulators.
New leaks suggest the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Flip 8 could bring a design first to Samsung's foldable lineup. Here's why that actually matters.
Tokenholders may not need the rights corporate shareholders expect — and that's not a bug, it's a feature. Here's why this reframes everything about crypto investment.
A veteran developer wants to split the Bitcoin blockchain in 2026 and redistribute Satoshi's untouched coins. The community is calling it theft — and they're not wrong to be angry.
The DTCC is moving DTC-custodied Treasuries onchain via Canton Network. And Lighter just launched LIT with a fee structure squarely aimed at Hyperliquid.
Cut off from the dollar system, Venezuela turned to digital dollars instead. This isn't crypto theory anymore — it's real-world economic survival.
European governments are making a hard push for sovereign technology to cut their reliance on American software providers. This goes way beyond politics — there are billions of dollars at stake.