White House officials threaten Silicon Valley donors backing a new $100 million bipartisan AI super PAC for 2026 elections, calling the effort a 'slap in the face' and warning tech leaders including Marc Andreessen and OpenAI's Greg Brockman to avoid 'getting on the wrong side of Trump world.'
Chinese autonomous vehicle company Zelostech secures $100 million in Series B4 funding led by Ant Group, bringing total Series B funding to $400 million as the firm operates over 10,000 driverless logistics vehicles globally for clients including China Post and DHL across multiple countries.
Andreessen Horowitz launches massive $10 billion fundraising campaign targeting AI and defense sectors while conspicuously omitting crypto from new fund plans, despite remaining one of Silicon Valley's biggest digital asset investors with recent $105 million in blockchain deals.
Woz AI Platform secures $6 million in funding to deliver production-ready app development as competing coding tools suffer massive traffic drops, with Vercel's v0 plummeting 64%, Bolt.new declining 27%, and Lovable falling 40% since May amid growing concerns over security vulnerabilities in auto-generated code.
DeepSeek unveils groundbreaking OCR model using vision-text compression technology that slashes AI processing costs by 95% while achieving 97% accuracy, potentially revolutionizing operations across finance, science, and medical industries.
Capital Rx secures $400 million in funding and rebrands as Judi Health, accelerating its AI-powered platform that unifies pharmacy, medical, dental, and vision benefits for enterprise clients.
LangChain secures $125 million Series B funding at $1.25 billion valuation, achieving unicorn status as the AI agent framework company attracts backing from IVP, Sequoia, and Benchmark while serving major clients like Cisco and Workday despite growing competition from tech giants.
AI infrastructure company Groq raises $750 million at a $6.9 billion valuation, led by Disruptive with BlackRock participation, as the firm powers over two million developers and Fortune 500 companies with fast compute solutions across multiple continents.
Amazon holds 850,000 shares in quantum computing company IonQ as the stock rockets 90% since September, with IonQ's room-temperature trapped-ion technology offering superior accuracy over competitors and the CEO projecting $1 billion in annual sales by 2030.
Cortical Labs launches CL1, the world's first commercial biological computer that harnesses 800,000 lab-grown human neurons to process data with submillisecond response times, offering a $35,000 energy-efficient alternative to traditional computing for pharmaceutical, financial, and AI research applications.