Tenable has launched Tenable One AI Exposure, a new add-on to detect and govern AI tool usage across enterprises. It aims to tackle shadow AI and data leakage risks, starting with deep support for Microsoft Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The move places them alongside competitors like CrowdStrike and
Microsoft is promising a major shift in how it develops Windows 11, following sustained criticism. The new focus is supposedly on core performance and reliability, not flashy features. The question is whether this is a real change or just good PR.
In a significant de-escalation, China has sharply reduced its proposed tariffs on EU dairy products. The move comes as it concludes an anti-subsidy probe seen as direct retaliation for European tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
European banks are sending mixed signals. Deutsche Bank met its 2025 goals and got a 1 billion euro buyback okay, but some analysts call its 2026 outlook “disappointing.” Meanwhile, 3i Group’s fate is tied to discount chain Action, which faces a tougher European market.
Liftoff Mobile, a mobile app marketing company, has announced its plans to go public. The IPO could raise up to $762 million and value the company at nearly $5.2 billion.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is reportedly in talks for a potential merger with either Tesla or his AI startup, xAI, before a planned initial public offering. The IPO is targeting mid-June, coinciding with a celestial event near Musk’s birthday. This move could let Musk beat Sam Altman’s OpenAI to Wall Street
LinkedIn users are on high alert for AI-generated content, calling out posts they believe are written by ChatGPT. The telltale signs? Em dashes, Oxford commas, and dramatic metaphors. But the hunt is creating a new wave of paranoia and accidental accusations.
Michael Burry, the investor famous for “The Big Short,” posted on X that Elon Musk is a “desperately incentivized futurist.” He argues that the combined value of Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI is less than $1.6 trillion, despite their lofty market valuations.
Nvidia appears to have cleared a major regulatory hurdle in China. After CEO Jensen Huang’s personal diplomacy, companies like DeepSeek and Tencent are now getting approval to purchase its H200 AI GPUs.
A new partnership aims to link a renewable-powered data center in Hokkaido with facilities in Singapore and Indonesia. The goal is to attract Southeast Asian AI compute demand to Japan using a low-latency network.
