Technology
AI Funding This Week: Capital Moves Down the Stack Into Chips, Energy and the Physical World
AI is no longer attracting capital as a single technology category. It is starting to pull entire industries into its orbit. This week, investors backed everything from AI data infrastructure and photonic networking to physical-AI processors, energy systems, construction robotics, satellite computing, healthcare and fintech. The breadth matters because the funding is no longer clustering […]
Ray enters the US betting on a 300,000-station charging market that’s just 3% built
The global power bank-sharing market was valued at $2.8 billion in 2025 and is forecast to grow at 14.7% per year. In the US, the market remains largely undeveloped: Ray estimates the country has between 5,000 and 10,000 stations in total, against demand for more than 300,000, roughly 3% of that potential. New York, September […]
Arcos Raises €5.5M to Build the Missing Link Between an Alarm and Action
Europe already has alarms. It has cameras on warehouses, sensors around critical infrastructure, fire systems in buildings and emergency buttons inside homes and lifts. What it does not always have is one place where those signals make sense together. A camera can see movement. An intrusion system can raise an alarm. An emergency device can […]
iPhone 18 Pro Camera Explained: From Variable Aperture to Image Proof
For years, smartphone photography moved in one direction: more decisions disappeared behind software. Exposure, focus, HDR, depth and image processing increasingly happened before the photographer needed to think about them. The iPhone 18 Pro moves in two directions at once. Apple is putting physical and manual control back before the shutter, with a 48MP Main […]