Armis has secured $435 million in new funding, valuing the cybersecurity company at $6.1 billion. The company is targeting an IPO in late 2026 or early 2027 while aiming for $1 billion in annual recurring revenue.
Fairphone is making its long-awaited US debut, but starting with headphones rather than phones. The company cites right-to-repair legislation as a key reason for entering the market now. Here’s what to expect from the sustainable tech brand’s American expansion.
Amazon has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity to prevent its Comet AI agents from making purchases on Amazon’s platform. The legal battle represents the first major conflict between retailers and AI companies over agentic shopping technology that could bypass traditional e-commerce revenue streams.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra appears to be embracing its design heritage with significantly rounder corners. The change represents a departure from the boxy designs of recent years and a return to the phone’s original identity.
Tsuga emerges from stealth with €8.7 million to challenge the observability status quo. The French startup’s BYOC platform aims to solve the data overload problem that’s hitting enterprises hard.
Walmart marketplace sellers can now apply for working capital loans and lines of credit directly from their dashboards through a new partnership with lender Lendistry. The collaboration uses real-time sales data to streamline underwriting and match financing to business growth stages. Lendistry has
Microsoft has finally fixed a long-standing bug where “update and shut down” actually restarted PCs instead. The company is also dealing with false end-of-support warnings for Windows 10 users and simplifying update names after IT admin backlash.
AMD just revealed it received U.S. government approval to export its Instinct MI308 AI chips to China. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s Blackwell chips remain stuck in licensing limbo. This gives AMD a potential opening in China’s massive AI market.
Kabilio just secured €4 million to bring AI to Spanish accounting firms. The platform claims to boost productivity by up to 50% by automating repetitive tasks. Founded just last year, they’re already working with nearly 100 firms.
The Rust Foundation is launching a $625,000 fund to support key maintainers. This comes as the Rust ecosystem faces a serious security vulnerability in a popular tar library.
