Cypherium’s COLOSSUS-X aims to help AI data centers monetize idle GPUs through blockchain mining and compute-based financial products.

As AI agents take on more responsibility in software development and financial transactions, digital asset infrastructure companies introduce tools.

AI agents rapidly adopt crypto payments, but mass adoption hinges on solving authority revocation, security, and legal liability.

America’s youngest billionaires on the 2026 Forbes 400 are dominated by AI founders from Anthropic, OpenAI and Cognition, plus a Walmart heir and a Robinhood cofounder

Nvidia's CEO told CNBC that HBM will be used for years and that Nvidia will keep using large amounts of LPDDR memory

Net new annual recurring revenue grew about 60% through the first three quarters of fiscal 2026, the identity security company said

Meta plans a dividend of one Class C share per existing share, which it expects to work like a two-for-one split for Class A stock

Revenue rose 28% from a year ago to $6.06 billion, and the chipmaker forecast fourth-quarter revenue of $5.8 billion to $6.3 billion

Claude Duet, in a research preview for U.S. Pro and Max subscribers, sends daily briefs and runs tasks in the background

Meta's filing lists $355.73 billion in future leases and $454.52 billion in non-cancelable commitments, mostly for cloud capacity and infrastructure

Comparable operating profit rose to €605 million from €448 million as sales to AI and cloud customers grew 123%

Volunteers are eligible for bonuses tied to program success as SpaceX expands its Colossus 1 and 2 data centers

The seven-year yuan loan from six Chinese lenders is Huawei's first offshore syndicated borrowing since 2020

Meta forecast fourth-quarter revenue of $73 billion to $76 billion and narrowed its 2026 capital spending range to $135 billion to $145 billion

Annual recurring revenue exceeds $200 million, and the new valuation compares with $5.6 billion at the previous round

The round, led by Index Ventures and Lux Capital, values the year-old company at four times its January level

Better education technology reduces administrative burdens, preserves teacher judgment, and creates more time for personalized instruction.

Mathematicians are weighing the breakthroughs against errors, verification concerns, and the future of mathematical research