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June 16, 2026
Plaud hits $100M ARR with 2M AI notetakers shipped
Plaud has reached a significant milestone of $100 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) following the shipment of over 2 million AI-powered meeting notetakers. The company continues to compete in the saturated AI productivity tool market.
Fox Corporation eyes acquisition of Roku
Fox Corporation CEO Lachlan Murdoch is reportedly planning to acquire Roku to expand his media empire. The deal aims to secure direct access to Roku's 100 million households and bolster Fox's position in the U.S. television market.
SpaceX acquires AI coding startup Cursor for $60 billion
SpaceX has acquired the AI coding startup Cursor in a massive $60 billion deal. The move is intended to significantly bolster the development capabilities of xAI.
Mobileye shifts from supplier to robotaxi operator
After 25 years of providing autonomous driving hardware and software to major automakers, Mobileye is launching its own robotaxi service. This marks a significant strategic pivot for the company from an 'arms dealer' to a direct service operator.
Principal Mineral Acquires AI Server Component Firm
Principal Mineral has acquired a Cerberus-backed firm specializing in printed circuit board components. These components are essential for hardware ranging from automotive systems to AI servers.
Genesis AI unveils Eno, a wheeled humanoid-alternative robot
Genesis AI has introduced Eno, a wheeled robot designed to challenge the industry's focus on bipedal humanoid machines. It features a foldable tower and dexterous hands powered by a foundation model for human-level manipulation.
Microsoft Surface Laptop 8: 20-hour battery and GPU upgrades
Microsoft has announced the Surface Laptop 8, featuring significant improvements in battery life and GPU performance. The device is positioned as a premium competitor to the MacBook Air, starting at a price point of $1,599.
Mobileye launching standalone robotaxi service in US by 2027
Mobileye has announced plans to enter the US robotaxi market with a standalone service. The initiative will utilize the company's Moovit platform to facilitate operations starting in 2027.
Helion secures worldβs first regulatory licenses for fusion plant
Helion Energy has become the first company globally to receive regulatory approval for a fusion power plant. The facility is currently under construction in Washington state.
Linux 7.1 drops Intel 486 support for legacy cleanup
Linux 7.1 has been officially released, marking the end of support for the aging Intel 486 CPU architecture. The update also introduces significant improvements to NTFS file system support.
Limitless Labs raises $20M for AI-driven factory software
Limitless Labs, a two-year-old startup, has raised $20 million in Series A funding to scale its software for programming factory floor machinery. The company is already working with Blue Origin to automate rocket part production.
Big Tech executives join US Army as reserve officers
Several high-profile technology executives, including leaders from Cloudflare and Sutter Hill Ventures, have been commissioned as officers in the US Army's Detachment 201. This unit serves as a direct advisory bridge between Silicon Valley and military leadership.
AI-Assisted Insurance Models Disrupting Traditional Markets
A new wave of AI-driven insurance models is emerging in disaster-prone regions, potentially challenging the role of FEMA. This shift raises questions about the efficacy and ethics of algorithmic risk assessment in climate-sensitive areas.
Sideloading unofficial apps to enhance Android Auto utility
Users are sideloading unofficial apps to expand Android Auto functionality, including YouTube and web browsing capabilities. This workaround bypasses standard app store restrictions to customize the in-car experience.
Swedish startup Lightbringer aims to replace patent attorneys
Lightbringer has raised $10 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-native patent firm into the US market. The startup intends to fully automate patent filing and prosecution, effectively replacing human patent attorneys.
Testing real-world fast charging speeds on flagship phones
A comparative test of fast charging speeds across iPhone, Samsung, and OnePlus devices using both OEM and Anker chargers. The results reveal discrepancies between advertised speeds and actual performance.
SpaceX valuation hits $2.7T, surpassing Amazon
SpaceX has seen its valuation surge to $2.7 trillion following the start of share trading on Friday. This massive increase of $1 trillion positions the aerospace company ahead of Amazon in market valuation.
Startup Probably raises $9M to fix AI hallucinations
Probably has secured $9 million in seed funding to develop technology that catches AI factual errors. The startup challenges the industry trend of building larger models, focusing instead on smaller, more precise systems.
EU ratifies Turnberry trade deal affecting tech sector
The European Parliament has ratified the Turnberry Agreement, which eliminates most tariffs on US industrial goods. This deal marks a significant shift in EU-US trade relations with potential implications for tech hardware imports.
Sam Altman Adopts βEmotional Fluidityβ Leadership Style
Executive coach Joe Hudson is working with Sam Altman to foster 'emotional fluidity' in leadership. The approach emphasizes human-centric skills as a key differentiator in the evolving AI landscape.