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  1. Cohere to acquire German AI company Aleph Alpha as it looks to expand in Europe

    Schwarz Group — a key backer of Aleph Alpha — plans to invest $600 million in Cohere's upcoming Series E round as part of the deal.

  2. TSMC shares jump to record high as Taiwan eases single-stock investment caps for funds

    TSMC, whose shares had a hit a record high on Thursday as well, last week reported a 58% increase in first-quarter profit.

  3. People will be 'living and working' on the moon in the 2030s, says space tech CEO

    A lunar base will be operating on the moon by the end of the 2020s, according to Dylan Taylor, who said humans will be living there in the next decade.

  4. China's DeepSeek releases preview of long-awaited V4 model as AI race intensifies

    Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has released a preview version of its long awaited V4 large language model.

  5. Alibaba’s Qwen AI is coming to cars, allowing drivers to order food and book hotels by voice

    Alibaba is rolling out its Qwen AI across multiple car brands, promising hands-free features like ordering meals and managing deliveries from the driver’s seat.

  6. Cramer says look to these 4 stocks to go with your high-flying tech names

    CNBC's Jim Cramer urged investors to look beyond the market's high-flying names and focus on already beaten-down sectors.

  7. Intel's stock soars 20% as results top estimates, with chipmaker showing signs of growth

    Intel has been a Wall Street darling of late even as the business has yet to find much momentum.

  8. Texas Instruments' stock jumps 19% for best day since 2000 as AI demand soars

    Texas Instruments beat on earnings and revenue and gave upbeat guidance.

  9. OpenAI announces GPT-5.5, its latest artificial intelligence model

    The model is better at coding, using computers and pursuing deeper research capabilities, OpenAI says.

  10. Meta will cut 10% of workforce as company pushes deeper into AI

    Meta plans to lay off 10% of its workforce, about 8,000 employees, as the company continues to ramp up investments in artificial intelligence.

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