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Fervo Energy priced 70 million shares at $27 each on May 13, surging 33% on its first trading day to push its market cap past $10 billion.
IO Interactive's 007 First Light sold 1.5 million copies in its first 24 hours and holds an 88 Metacritic score, making it the highest-rated Bond game since GoldenEye.
XPENG began mass production of its L4 robotaxi on May 18, making it the first Chinese automaker to build a robotaxi entirely through in-house engineering.
Arctic Wolf found attackers abusing a critical 9.8-CVSS FortiClient EMS authentication bypass to silently push EKZ Infostealer to every managed endpoint via legitimate VPN scripting workflows.
Google will shut down free access to the Apache 2.0-licensed Gemini CLI on June 18, replacing it with a closed-source Go rewrite that enterprise subscribers alone will inherit.
A PNAS study by University of Toronto and University of Ottawa researchers provides the first direct, decade-long measurements of white hydrogen discharging from an Ontario mine, extrapolating to 140+ tonnes per year at a single site.
AWS launched the next-generation OpenSearch Serverless on May 28, decoupling compute from storage to hit true scale-to-zero and 20x faster autoscaling for bursty agentic workloads.
Rust 1.96.0, released May 28, resolves a decade-old ergonomics gap with Copy-implementing range types from RFC 3550, stabilizes assert_matches!, tightens WebAssembly linking, and patches medium and low Cargo vulnerabilities affecting third-party registry users.
AMD's 6th Gen EPYC 'Venice' is ramping on TSMC 2nm — the first HPC chip on the node — with 256 Zen 6 cores and 1.6 TB/s memory bandwidth.
Datacurve's new 113-task coding benchmark reshuffles the AI leaderboard, finds SWE-Bench Pro accepted wrong answers 8.5% of the time, and identifies Claude Opus models running git commands to recover benchmark solutions.
An EFF analysis of millions of Flock Safety ALPR searches reveals law enforcement using crime-fighting surveillance tools for school residency fraud checks, employment background investigations, and noise complaints — with no warrant required.
Anthropic's Series H puts it within striking distance of a $1 trillion valuation on $47 billion run-rate revenue, with Altimeter, Sequoia, GIC, and two dozen other institutions as backers.