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Jensen Huang met the Rebellions CEO in Santa Clara. It would be Nvidia's fourth licence-and-hire deal in a year, after Groq and Poolside.

New York passed the Bay Area on tech headcount in CBRE's 2026 report, mostly because San Francisco lost 23,900 jobs. It still tops the ranking.

Patreon's discovery network favoured big creators. Jack Conte says that is Patreon's fault, and the algorithm will now compare posts, not creators.

Broadcom is in talks to raise more than $60bn in debt to finance AI chips for Anthropic and others, with Apollo and Blackstone.

Nvidia is paying Poolside $6bn to license its model-building software and hire 109 staff. The letter insists it is not an acquisition.

Mark Zuckerberg bought a 440-acre Irish estate the week Meta went on trial over children. Yet, the castle is not the problem.

DeepSeek's experimental multimodal model wins three of eleven benchmarks against Anthropic's Opus-4.8, on DeepSeek's own published table.

Samsung will return up to $80bn to shareholders, a Korean record. The stock fell 2.6%, because the buyback split is still unknown.

YouTube Premium prices are rising across Europe. A notice seen by TNW shows subscribers must actively accept, or lose the service.

Castelion raised $1bn at a $13bn valuation to mass-produce hypersonic missiles. The Navy has so far ordered 50 pre-production prototypes.