Harvard University’s massive endowment has made Bitcoin its largest publicly-traded investment through Blackrock’s IBIT ETF. The $57 billion fund now holds over 6.8 million shares worth approximately $364 million. This move follows similar Bitcoin adoption by other elite university endowments and so
Apple’s board is ramping up succession planning as Tim Cook’s potential 2026 departure approaches. The leading candidates include hardware chief John Ternus, software head Craig Federighi, and marketing veteran Greg Joswiak. This comes as Apple faces a wave of executive retirements.
The Justice Department is targeting Starlink satellite internet terminals used by scam compounds in Myanmar. Warrants authorize seizure of devices and accounts allegedly involved in money laundering and wire fraud targeting Americans. The action is part of a new Scam Center Strike Force initiative.
Researchers have discovered crystalline hematite and maghemite in moon samples from the South Pole-Aitken Basin. These oxidized minerals formed during major impact events, suggesting temporary oxygen-rich conditions on the lunar surface. The findings could explain mysterious magnetic anomalies detec
OpenAI has partnered with nearly every major computing firm except Intel. Analysis suggests Intel’s current AI chips simply don’t meet OpenAI’s demanding performance requirements for AGI development.
OpenAI is testing ChatGPT group chats where the AI automatically decides when to chime in. The pilot is limited to Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan with no timeline for wider rollout. Group chats use GPT-5.1 Auto but don’t share personal memories between users.
RedBird Capital Partners has pulled out of its £500 million bid for Britain’s Telegraph Media Group. The collapse follows sustained opposition from senior newsroom figures and regulatory uncertainty over foreign investment in UK media.
In a major cybersecurity first, AI wasn’t just assisting hackers – it was running the show. Anthropic detected a Chinese state-sponsored group using Claude Code to autonomously carry out reconnaissance, exploitation, and data theft against high-profile targets. The AI handled 80-90% of tactical oper
Britain’s biggest companies are divided between high performers and slow-growth incumbents. The problem? Too much focus on dividends and not enough on innovation. Value creation principles could be the solution.
In what Anthropic calls the first documented large-scale cyberattack executed without substantial human intervention, Chinese hackers used Claude AI to develop automated attack frameworks and steal private data. The AI handled 80-90% of the operation, only requiring occasional human intervention whi
