Morning Briefing

Good Morning from San Francisco, SoftBank just dropped $6.5B on chip designer Ampere Computing - a company bleeding cash but loaded with talent. Masa Son's expensive tech crush comes with 1,000 chip engineers and a revenue chart that looks like a ski slope. Meanwhile, OpenAI'

Good Morning from San Francisco, Nvidia flexed hard this week, unveiling chips that promise 50x more punch 🚀. Just one catch: these beasts guzzle electricity like there's no tomorrow ⚡. CEO Jensen Huang's new Blackwell Ultra will power everything from chatbots to self-driving cars 🤖, while devouring enough juice

Good Morning from San Francisco, Anthropic's pivot matters more than you think. The AI darling shuns consumer chat for a bigger prize: fixing your workday. Their AI assistant Claude will soon tackle your calendar mess and actually make meetings useful. Yes, really. 🤖 The $60 billion bet shows -

Good Morning from San Francisco, Tech's tectonic plates are shifting. Nvidia's Jensen Huang faces an awkward spotlight this week. He needs to convince Wall Street why his power-hungry AI chips still matter after a Chinese startup showed how to do more with less. His $3 trillion

Good Morning from San Francisco, Tech giants want AI regulation - but only on their terms. 👉 Google demands free use of copyrighted content for AI training, while OpenAI pushes to ban Chinese competitors. Their reason? DeepSeek's founder once met Xi Jinping. That's like calling someone a

Good Morning from San Francisco, 🍎 Oops, they did it again. Apple's grand AI promises just pulled a Houdini - vanishing faster than your battery life at 1%. While Siri takes another gap year, Google's Gemini actually delivers, and Huawei's phones are stealing Chinese hearts