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IQM Nasdaq Debut Puts Quantum's $1.9B Bet on Trial
IQM went public at $1.9B, but shares sagged as it warned quantum computing demand may never go mainstream.

Microsoft Bets $2.5B to Drag Enterprise AI Into Work
Microsoft is spending $2.5B and sending 6,000 experts into customer AI projects to turn pilots into measurable business wins.

Anthropic Samsung Chip Talks Threaten Nvidia's Grip
Anthropic's Samsung chip talks show AI labs want tighter control over compute, not just bigger cloud deals.

Bezos Expeditions Piles Into 5 AI Startups in June
Bezos Expeditions made five direct AI bets in June, signaling a push into physical-world automation, robotics and design tools.

$30M Rescue Mission Races to Save NASA Swift Telescope
NASA is racing a $30M mission to keep Swift, a $250M fast-response telescope, from burning up as its orbit decays.

Melinda Gates Bets $46.6M on Magnify Ventures Fund II
Pivotal Ventures backed Magnify’s $46.6M Fund II, signaling that care economy software is no longer a polite niche.

Lucid Motors CFO Exit Puts Gravity SUV Gamble on Trial
Lucid's CFO exit turns Napoli's reset into a credibility test as weak deliveries raise pressure on the Gravity SUV.

Microsoft Frontier Wages $2.5B Fight on AI Rollout Pain
Microsoft is putting $2.5B and 6,000 experts behind Frontier to turn enterprise AI from demos into working systems.

Rivian R2 Faces the Heat as EV Sales Forecast Jumps
Rivian lifted its 2026 delivery target to 65,000 to 70,000 EVs, putting the new R2 under pressure to prove it can scale.

OpenClaw Dating Weaponizes Soccer Pain for 200 DMs
OpenClaw dating turned World Cup heartbreak into automated Instagram bait, landing 1M views and 200 DMs.

Power Crunch Pulls AI Data Center Antitrust Into Fight
AI's data center boom is turning electricity access into an antitrust flashpoint as power planning falls behind demand.

Google Antitrust Ruling Hits Search Giant With $1.9B Loss
A Swedish court ordered Google to pay Klarna’s PriceRunner $1.9B over shopping-search favoritism. Google can still appeal.