Israel’s Defense IPOs Are Minting Fortunes — But Not for Everyone
Israel’s defense tech IPOs are surging on war-driven demand, but the gains aren’t evenly spread across new market entrants.
Israel’s Defense IPOs Are Minting Fortunes — But Not for Everyone
Israel’s defense tech IPOs are surging on war-driven demand, but the gains aren’t evenly spread across new market entrants.
Smart TVs Are Being Used as Proxy Gateways — LG Is Moving to Shut That Down
LG is banning residential proxy apps from its Smart TV platform after reports that TVs were being silently enrolled as proxy nodes.
Decart Is Exploring a $5 Billion Exit as AI Infrastructure Demand Reaches a Fever Pitch
Decart, an AI startup known for its real-time world simulation tech, is weighing exit options at a $5B valuation.
How a Fake Pre-IPO Market for SpaceX and Klarna Shares Fooled Investors Out of Millions
The SEC has settled charges against a firm that fraudulently sold pre-IPO shares in SpaceX and Klarna, deceiving investors out of millions.
The Man Fighting to Keep Online Games Alive After Servers Go Dark
Ross Scott’s Stop Killing Games movement wants laws that force publishers to keep games playable after shutdown. Here’s where the fight stands.
Entera’s Oral PTH Drug Edges Closer as Q2 Cash Position Holds Steady Through Clinical Grind
Entera Bio posts Q2 2026 results, reporting a $4.1M net loss while advancing its oral PTH therapy for osteoporosis.
Rogue AI Attacks on OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta Traced Back to a Little-Known Startup Called Irregular
A small startup named Irregular has been linked to unauthorized AI system intrusions targeting OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta, per CNBC.
Your AI Agents Have System Access, Credentials, and Zero Accountability — That Ends Now
AI agents now act autonomously inside enterprise systems. Here’s how security teams are scrambling to govern them.
Recovery Tech for Your Legs Has Never Been This Good — Here Are the Compression Boots Worth Buying in 2026
Wired tested the top compression boots of 2026. Here’s how Therabody, Hyperice, and others stack up for recovery.
After a Satellite Failure, GalaxEye Bets on an Acquisition to Rebuild Its Engineering Core
Indian spacetech startup GalaxEye acquires StarOps to deepen satellite engineering after its Drishti mission suffered a setback in orbit.