Qualcomm’s Dragonwing Q-2390 and IQ-2390 put 1.1 TOPS, TSN Ethernet and optional LTE on one cheap die for kiosks and factory panels, not flagship models.
Daisy Chain Fields raised $20 million for women and girls, then left a sold-out Irvine crowd walking miles after dark as the city pitched 2027.
Shein’s Hong Kong IPO raised $1.74 billion at about $26.5 billion, a listing that priced a Guangdong sewing-floor business next to soaring robot and chip debuts.
Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho told Lionel Messi the next Copa America and World Cup will not be the same after Argentina retirement.
Sony and Warner want $150,000 per Claude lyric after a $3,000-a-book pirate deal, while Warner already licenses AI training to Suno.
Howard Stern’s HBO Max series recuts one Monday SiriusXM tape for Thursdays, after the live week, a sister channel, and a dozen jobs were cut.
South Korea’s AI for All beta starts this month, routing free unlimited chat through SK Telecom, Kakao and KT with 512 state-supplied Nvidia B200 GPUs.
Spicehaus led xorlab’s €5 million Series A+ as existing backers bet Swiss email security can travel with DORA-era European buyers.
Coinbase is not opening a new Canadian app. It is putting Webull on Crypto-as-a-Service rails that CIRO already recorded in June, while its own shop waits.
Andrew Bailey’s G20 letter puts AI cyber risk first, then asks banks that share a few vendors to fund offline recovery while US model rules stay...