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UK’s Sovereign AI Fund Moves at Craig David Speed

James Wise, the fund's chairman, invoked a pop culture reference to bat away fears of government sluggishness — and announced its first deals.

Tim Cook Steps Down. John Ternus Takes the Helm.

After 14 years reshaping Apple into the world's most valuable company, Tim Cook hands off to a 25-year hardware veteran who helped build its most iconic products.

Smart Robotics Raises €10M to Scale Across Europe

With logistics automation still vastly underpenetrated, the Dutch robotics firm is betting its real-world AI data gives it a decisive edge.

AI Is Everywhere. Governance Is Struggling to Keep Up.

A global survey of 850-plus IT and security leaders reveals a widening gap between AI confidence and the governance frameworks meant to contain it.

Nutanix Brings Its Cloud Operating Model to Bare-Metal

With NKP Metal, the hybrid cloud company is extending its automation and enterprise data services to physical infrastructure — targeting the AI training and edge workloads that demand raw hardware performance.

Cloudflare and Wiz Partner to Close the AI Security Gap

As organizations ship AI-powered features faster than security teams can track them, the two companies are offering a unified way to discover, map, and protect every AI endpoint across an enterprise.

Sumsub Expands Into Southeast Asia Amid Deepfake Surge

With deepfakes surging across the Philippines and Indonesia, a global identity verification firm sees Southeast Asia’s fraud crisis as a major growth opportunity.

Restaurants Can Now Take Orders Directly on ChatGPT

A startup called Bites wants to cut out Uber Eats and DoorDash by letting diners order food through a conversation with an AI — with no commissions, no markups, and no middleman.

Nutanix Bets on AI Cloud Providers with New Platform Play

The hybrid cloud giant is expanding its agentic AI software stack to help a new breed of GPU-powered cloud providers serve enterprise customers at scale.

Most Firms Can’t Recover Ransomware Data, Report Finds

Nine in ten organizations say they're confident they could recover from a cyberattack. Fewer than one in three actually do — and AI is making the problem worse.

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