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Exclusive: SpaceX plans to set IPO price at $135 per share, targeting record $75 billion raise, source says
In a surprise move ahead of its investor roadshow, Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to fix its IPO price at $135 per share to raise a record-setting $75 billion, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Microsoft reveals new quantum chip made with AI, says it will have systems by 2029
Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled a new quantum computing chip that it redesigned with the help of AI, saying it now believes it will have commercially useful quantum machines by 2029.
The Quantum Computer Dream is Falling Apart
Take back your personal data with Incogni! Use code Sabine at the link below and get 60% off annual plans: https://incogni.com/sabine As we continue to research quantum computing, quantum advantage – the supposed advantage that quantum computers theoretically have over regular computers – continues to dry up. Today we’re covering how more quantum computing use cases are disappearing, and an unexpected problem with quantum computing in general. Paper 1: https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.04621 Paper 2:
Seroter's Daily Reading — #792 (May 27, 2026)
Episode 792 covers Gemini Managed Agents, MCP in context engineering, worker skill atrophy from AI, evaluating multi-turn agent trajectories, AI psychosis in tech CEOs, choosing to stay human, Chrome's built-in AI APIs, the delegation problem in multi-agent AI, MCP Authorization, and the AC/DC framework for governing AI coding agents.
Bitcoin, Put Simply.
Bitcoin is simpler than people make it out to be.
The Digital Islamicate
A place for articles, conversation and recorded sound from the modern Muslim world.
The AI Paradox
The more efficient AI gets, the more energy it uses.
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Welkom bij de presentatie van Het verbetertraject. De hoofdpersoon van dit boek is een neurodivergente vrouw. Ze legt op haar werk een aantal problemen op tafel. Zo mist ze specificaties en duidelijkheid over rollen. Maar dat leidt ertoe dat zij wordt gezien als een probleem. Tegen de achtergrond van de zenuwslopende coronatijd en tegelijk met het overlijden van haar vader moet ze meewerken aan een verbetertraject.
Who Controls You Online?
We gave up our privacy for free apps. There were always better alternatives!
Microsoft Made $32 Billion in 90 Days. It Still Wants 8,750 Workers to Leave.
Microsoft posted record Q3 profit of $31.8B and 40% Azure growth. In the same week it announced a $900M charge to push 8,750 senior employees out via the first voluntary buyout in its 51-year history. The math behind the contradiction.
Half of Google's Record Profit Came From a Stake It Hasn't Sold
Alphabet's $62.6B Q1 profit jumped 81%. Nearly half came from writing up its Anthropic stake. Amazon booked $16.8B from the same source. Both companies set the price they marked themselves to.
Apple Just Bought Back $100 Billion. Tim Cook Spent the Call Warning About Three Things It Cannot Fix.
Apple set a record March quarter at $111 billion and another $100 billion buyback. Then Tim Cook warned memory costs will hit hard, admitted Siri's brain is rented from Google, and hinted at a major AI acquisition.
Google Cloud Just Tripled Its Margin. Microsoft, Meta and Amazon Are Doing AI Wrong.
Google Cloud's operating margin went from 9.4% to 32.9% in twelve months. Cloud grew 63%. Wall Street rewarded Alphabet with $200B in market cap and punished Microsoft, Meta and Amazon for spending the same money. The split is structural.
OpenAI's CFO Doesn't Believe the IPO Math. The WSJ Just Showed Why.
OpenAI missed its 1B weekly user target. Monthly revenue goals slipped. CFO Sarah Friar told the board the company isn't IPO-ready. Compute commitments now total roughly $1 trillion against $25B of annualized revenue. Big Tech earnings tonight settle the next move.
Meta Closed a $2 Billion Manus Deal in December. Beijing Just Voided It.
China's NDRC ordered Meta to unwind a $2 billion Manus acquisition that closed five months ago. Engineers are already badged in. Money already moved. Beijing just claimed jurisdiction over a Singapore company. Every Chinese-founded AI startup is now a hostage.
When AI fails, insurance may pay – but who is at fault?
If an AI tool gives the wrong advice, who is actually responsible? The company using it? The developer behind it? Or no one at all? This is becoming a real question as tools like Claude and Copilot move into everyday work. Some companies are now insuring AI systems – covering the financial cost when things go wrong. But insurance doesn’t answer the harder question: who is at fault? I spoke to experts across security, strategy, and law to understand how this is actually being approached. The answer is less clear than you might expect.
It’s Not Your Truck Anymore. They Won.#Ford #FordTruck #DigitalRights #tech #trucklife
It’s Not Your Truck Anymore. They Won.#Ford #FordTruck #DigitalRights #tech #trucklife