Elon Musk tried to hire OpenAI leader for Tesla

“Billionaire Elon Musk would have tried to hire some members of the OpenAI founding team — including Sam Altman, Greg Brockman and Ilya Sutskever — to create a laboratory dedicated to the development of Artificial Intelligence within Tesla. The attempt would have taken place in 2018 and was revealed through information shared in court as […]

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Dante’s Inferno May Have Cast Meteorite Impact 500 Years Before Modern Science

Dante Alighieri’s Inferno, the first part of the Divine Comedy, is perhaps not just one of the most important poems in Western literature. According to a new study presented at EGU General Assembly 2026 in Vienna, the Florentine poet anticipated the concepts of modern meteoritics by 500 years — the science that studies the impact […]

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TON price doubles after Telegram made a move critics say cuts against crypto’s core promise

Toncoin (TON) surged from roughly $1.32 on May 1 to an intraday high of $2.90 by May 7, pushing its market cap to approximately $7.8 billion. The catalyst was Pavel Durov’s announcement that Telegram would replace the TON Foundation as the network’s primary driving force and become its largest validator within two to three weeks. […]

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Apple chooses Intel to manufacture the next generation of chips for the MacBook Neo

Pump! Apple and Intel signed a preliminary agreement so that the Blue Team start to manufacture part of the chips used in devices from Appleaccording to the investigation of the The Wall Street Journal and other international media outlets. The two companies had been negotiating more than a year ago and finalized the formal terms […]

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Intel and Apple close preliminary agreement to manufacture chips, says newspaper

Intel has reached a preliminary agreement with Apple to manufacture chips to be used in the iPhone creator’s devices, according to information from The Wall Street Journal published this Friday (8). The publication says that it has not yet been decided which Apple products will receive Intel semiconductors, according to people familiar with the matter. […]

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Why the EU sees Chinese solar technology as a risk

The European Commission has taken steps to block European Union funding for solar energy production technologies made in China, over fears that they could pose a threat to the security of the European electricity grid and even cause major blackouts. The decision, confirmed on May 4, reflects growing concern in Brussels that Europe’s dependence on […]

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WHOOP response to the Fitbit Air is doctor access in its app

WHOOP is adding on-demand clinician video consultations in its app in the US this summer. The company hasn’t said whether clinician access is included in membership pricing or costs extra. The updates, which include other AI features, arrive a day after Google launched the Fitbit Air. With Google launching its Fitbit Air yesterday, WHOOP doesn’t […]

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Next week’s CLARITY Act markup could fall apart over Trump family crypto ethics fight

The CLARITY Act is finally moving toward a long-awaited Senate Banking Committee markup next week, but its path is being complicated by a fight over whether Congress should impose new ethics restrictions on federal officials and elected leaders involved with the crypto industry. On May 7, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett reported that the draft text […]

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Seven Magnificents recover US$3 trillion in April and widen the gap between Wall Street and the Brazilian Stock Exchange

The consolidated value of the Seven Magnificents in May corresponds to 21.6 times the total size of the Brazilian stock market. The calls Seven Magnificent returned to the center of attention of the global market after leading a historic recovery in market value in April 2026. After losing US$2.28 trillion between January and March, US […]

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