Braintrust Is Turning Customer Requests Into Working Code With Codex
Braintrust is using Codex to help convert customer asks into working software, giving teams a faster path from feedback to shipped product changes.
Boston Children’s Turns to AI to Speed Up Hard-to-Find Diagnoses
Boston Children’s is applying AI to help clinicians move faster on complex cases, surfacing patterns that could point to diagnoses that are easy to miss.
SpaceX lands $4 billion deal for ‘Golden Dome’ missile-tracking satellites
SpaceX has won a $4 billion contract to help build the missile-tracking satellites tied to the ‘Golden Dome’ defense effort, marking a major step in US space-based missile warning plans.
SpaceX lands $6.45B in Space Force launch contracts as IPO talk heats up
SpaceX just locked in $6.45 billion in Space Force launch work, a major win that strengthens its position in the national security space market as investor attention around a potential IPO keeps rising.
Nvidia’s N1X laptop chips are suddenly everywhere, and the teasers are getting louder
Nvidia’s rumored N1X laptop chips are getting an unusual amount of public hype before launch, with Nvidia, Microsoft, and Arm all pointing toward a new Windows on Arm moment.
Google turns I/O 2026 into a vibe-coded quiz in AI Studio
Google is promoting a playful I/O 2026 quiz built in Google AI Studio, framing it as a quick example of how AI-powered creation tools can turn event buzz into interactive content.
Acer unveils a Linux handheld built to stream your PC games
Acer’s latest handheld takes a different lane: Linux on the device, your PC doing the heavy lifting, and game streaming at the center of the pitch.
OpenAI teams with Skai to pull retail media advertisers closer to ChatGPT
OpenAI’s work with Skai points to a sharper adtech play around retail and commerce marketing inside the fast-growing AI assistant economy.
Cognition’s Scott Wu says AI coding agents should work with humans, not replace them
Cognition CEO Scott Wu is drawing a line in the AI coding debate: agents may get more capable, but software teams still need humans in the loop.
Xcena lands $135M to tackle AI’s memory problem, not just raw compute
Xcena just raised $135 million as investors back a growing view in AI hardware: the next big constraint may be memory movement and access, not only compute power.