Unprecedented Cyberattack Used Malware Ads To Spy On Journalists, Report Says

A new report from Citizen Lab researchers shows how spyware companies can hack anyone viewing an online advertisement.

Two Dozen-Plus Biotechs Went Public This Year—With More In The Works

In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, the bumper crop of biotech IPOs, Isomorphic’s reported $40 billion valuation fundraise, and the impact of drugmakers’ gifts to doctors.

Know Your Airline Passenger Rights As U.S. And EU Rules Diverge

New U.S. and EU air passenger rules are diverging. Here’s how delayed and canceled flight rights differ—and why your airline and departure airport matter.

The U.S. Government Isn’t Ready For Quantum-Powered Hackers

The threat of quantum computers to government systems, how AI is upending math and the ongoing Pentagon-Anthropic saga. All that and more in this week’s Prototype.

This Green New Deal Could Be A Global Gamechanger

This week’s Current Climate also looks at how Trump’s war with Iran is helping used EV sales and the compelling economic case for the clean energy transition.

OpenAI Asked The Chip Industry To Build Faster. Then It Built Its Own Chip Team.

Richard Ho, who helped create Google’s first TPU chip, also built OpenAI’s semiconductor unit from scratch. Now he’s grappling with deploying the first chips, doomerism and “competing among friends” with Nvidia.

AI-Powered Bond Rating Startup Says Open AI Debt Is Junk, Anthropic Is Barely Investment Grade

OpenAI and Anthropic are spending hundreds of billions to build AI. Now an AI-powered credit firm is using the technology to judge their finances.

European tech weekly recap: €818M in deals and September’s highlights
European tech weekly recap: €818M in deals and September’s highlights

Last week, we tracked more than 70 tech funding deals worth over €818 million and over 10 exits, M&A transactions, rumours, and related news stories across Europe.📊 Our latest monthly report, publ…

Ukraine’s Drone Makers Now Come With A Silicon Valley Price Tag

Airlogix, the Ukraine-based maker of strike and reconnaissance drones seeks to raise $100 million from investors. The deal would make it the most valuable Ukrainian defense startup.

This $6 Billion Company Is Betting Companies Want To Own Their Computing Infrastructure

Seven years ago, Oxide made a contrarian bet that companies will own their own hardware infrastructure, instead of renting from the likes of AWS. With rampant AI demand triggering a global compute shortage, it’s paying off.