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How JPMorgan Turned Startup Banking Into a Pipeline for Dominating Tech Investment Banking
17 sources0JPMorgan became the leading technology investment bank by building relationships with startups early, then monetizing them later through lending, IPO underwriting, M&A advice, and capital markets services.
Why Kioxia’s Profits Are Surging in 2026: AI Storage Demand, Rising NAND Prices, and a Memory Market Rebound
17 sources0Kioxia’s 2026 profit surge is driven by booming AI data‑center demand for NAND flash memory, rising memory‑chip prices, and a broader rebound in the memory cycle, helping push expected quarterly operating pr...
Applied Materials Forecasts $8.95B Q3 Revenue as AI Chip Boom Drives Stronger 2026 Outlook
17 sources0Applied Materials forecast about $8.95B in third‑quarter revenue and $3.36 EPS—both above Wall Street estimates of roughly $8.09B and $2.88—while projecting more than 30% semiconductor equipment growth and o...
Cannes and AI: From Industry Backlash to Cautious Acceptance
14 sources0The Cannes film world is moving from resistance to cautious acceptance of AI: filmmakers increasingly use it to cut VFX costs and accelerate production, but the festival has ruled that films primarily create...
Anthropic’s $1.5B AI Copyright Settlement: Why a Judge Paused the Deal and What It Means for AI Training
25 sources0A U.S. judge delayed final approval of Anthropic’s proposed $1.5 billion settlement with authors, requesting more information about legal fees and payments to lead plaintiffs; the case centers on whether AI...
Tiger Global’s Q1 2026 13F Reveals New Intel and Robinhood Bets Amid Semiconductor Buying Wave
13 sources0Tiger Global’s Q1 2026 SEC 13F filing disclosed new positions in Intel and Robinhood and exits from companies such as Circle Internet Group and Workday, reflecting a broader institutional surge into semicond...
Why Gemini Space Station Stock Jumped After Earnings: The $100M Bitcoin Bet by the Winklevoss Twins
18 sources0Gemini Space Station’s stock surged more than 20% after its founders injected $100 million (funded in bitcoin) and the company reported a smaller than expected quarterly loss with revenue up 42% to $50.3 mil...
Why U.S. Senators Are Calling Big Tech CEOs Back to Congress Over Kids’ Online Safety
25 sources0The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee has invited the CEOs of Meta, Alphabet, TikTok, and Snap to testify about children’s online safety amid growing bipartisan frustration with social media platforms and a su...
X Agrees to Tougher UK Rules on Hate Speech and Terror Content After Ofcom Pressure
20 sources0X has agreed to review suspected illegal hate or terrorist content reported in the UK within an average of 24 hours and assess at least 85% within 48 hours, while restricting access to accounts linked to ban...
FTC Antitrust Probe Into Arm: What Regulators Are Investigating About Its Chip Licensing
15 sources0The U.S. FTC has opened an antitrust probe into Arm Holdings to examine whether its chip‑technology licensing practices—such as potentially rejecting or downgrading CPU blueprint licenses—could illegally mon...
SpaceX’s Reported $75B IPO: Timeline, Ticker SPCX, and What We Actually Know
16 sources0Multiple reports say SpaceX is targeting a Nasdaq IPO as early as June 12 under ticker SPCX, with pricing around June 11 and a possible $75 billion raise at roughly a $1.75 trillion valuation—but these detai...
DayOne’s $20B IPO Ambition: Why the Data‑Center Giant Is Considering a Singapore–U.S. Dual Listing
17 sources0Singapore‑based data‑center operator DayOne is exploring a dual IPO in the U.S. and Singapore that could raise about $5 billion at a valuation near $20 billion, though sources say the Singapore listing compo...