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Why Microsoft says China-aligned hackers let AI agents run the ConnectWise breach

Microsoft says a China-state aligned group used the open-source ARTEX agent framework to turn stolen ConnectWise app credentials into sign-in attempts against more than 2,250 Microsoft 365 tenants. In so

Why ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent Want 3 Million Nvidia Cards They May Never Receive

China's three biggest tech platforms have reportedly ordered more than $35 billion worth of Nvidia's export-compliant RTX PRO 5500 cards, according to Reuters sources. Nvidia says it may only fill a sliv

Why DeepSeek Is Raising $15 Billion After Building Its Name on Doing More With Less

DeepSeek is reportedly wrapping up a roughly $15 billion round led by CATL and Tencent, a war chest that sits awkwardly with its reputation for doing more with less. Here is who is paying, what it adds u

Why Google DeepMind Researchers Are Quitting Over Who Really Controls Military AI

Two Google DeepMind researchers have quit over Google's Pentagon and Israel contracts, warning the company has no veto and little visibility once its AI goes classified. One of them is now urging colleag

Why Palantir Insists NATO Maven AI Has No Kill Switch as Europe Fears US Tech Dependence

Palantir says nobody, not even Washington, can switch off the Maven AI system inside NATO headquarters. After Ukraine's Starlink scare, Germany and France are not buying the reassurance.

Why the Anthropic Song Lyrics Fight Now Hinges on Who Pushes the Button

Anthropic concedes verbatim lyric copies are not fair use, so its courtroom clash with music publishers now turns on whether Claude users or the company own the rest. Judge Eumi Lee heard both sides on O

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