Rapidus Corporation is launching a suite of AI tools called Raads to revolutionize chip design. The company claims the AI-assisted solution will dramatically reduce both development time and expense for next-generation semiconductors.
OpenAI has officially launched its ChatGPT app store, moving beyond simple integrations to a full-fledged, discoverable platform. You can now connect and @-mention apps like Spotify, Expedia, and Canva directly in your chat to create playlists, book trips, or design graphics instantly.
The no-code app development platform Lovable has raised a massive $330 million Series B round at a $6.6 billion valuation. The round was led by Google’s CapitalG and included Nvidia’s venture arm, tripling the company’s valuation since July.
Funcom is betting big on new content to revive its survival hit, Dune Awakening. Chapter 3 promises a complete endgame overhaul and new progression systems, launching after a rocky start despite selling a million copies.
A new report details how companies are using ultimatums to force AI on their workforce. This strategy of fear is creating the opposite of genuine progress.
A busy day in tech biz. Amazon is shaking up its top AI leadership as Rohit Prasad departs. Meanwhile, Oracle’s massive $10 billion data center project faces a funding snag. And in a surprise move, the Oscars are leaving ABC for YouTube.
The parents of a 16-year-old sextortion victim are suing Meta in a landmark UK case. Meanwhile, new research shows a third of UK citizens are turning to AI for companionship, raising serious safety concerns.
ExpressVPN is unifying its desktop apps for Windows, macOS, and Linux on the Qt framework. This promises faster updates and new features like a Linux GUI and restored Mac split tunneling. It’s a major backend shift aimed at ending platform drift.
The future of payments isn’t about a new card or app. It’s about invisible infrastructure—APIs, data, and AI—that lets transactions happen anywhere, automatically. Paysafe is betting that the next step is “agentic commerce,” where software agents shop and pay for you.
Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi says Gen Z is propping up the economy by taking on record credit card debt while they still have jobs. But with real wages lagging and wealth concentrated elsewhere, this spending might be a ticking time bomb.
