OpenAI’s ChatGPT Images 2.0 is its first image model with reasoning: it plans compositions, searches the web, renders text in any script.

SpaceX's pre-IPO filing says space data centres use unproven tech and may never be viable. Musk told Davos they'd be the cheapest option within three years.

Netflix authorised a $25B share buyback after shares fell 10% following Q1 earnings that included a $2.8B WBD termination fee and weak Q2 guidance.

Anthropic is reportedly trading at ~$1 trillion on secondary markets, overtaking OpenAI at $880B on Forge Global.

Bain Capital is seeking a buyer for a stake in Bridge Data Centres at a $5 billion valuation, with Citi and JPMorgan running the process.

Cloudsmith raises a $72M Series C led by TCV and Insight Partners to govern and secure the AI-generated software supply chain.

Microsoft announces A$25 billion in Australian digital infrastructure by 2029, including Azure AI expansion, Cyber-Shield extension, and AI skills.

BT and Nscale will build up to 14MW of Nvidia-powered AI data centre capacity, expanding sovereign compute and joining a new UK Sovereign AI Industry Forum.

Tesla raised its 2026 capex guidance to $25B,covering six factory ramps, Optimus production from July, AI compute doubling, and an Austin chip fab.

Decade Energy raises €22M to deploy 100MW+ of BESS at French logistics depots and expand its zero-capex electrification model across Europe.

Univity raises a €27M Series A, targeting a 1,600-satellite constellation as a wholesale alternative to Starlink for telcos.

Google launches AI agent suite at Cloud Next 2026 with Workspace Studio, A2A protocol at 150 orgs, and Project Mariner. The pitch: only Google owns the full stack.