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Amazon (AMZN) launched an AI health assistant inside its One Medical app this week. It answers medical questions, reads your lab results and meds, books appointments, and manages prescriptions.

Space company Blue Origin just announced TeraWave, a 5,408-satellite internet network built for businesses, data centers, and governments. 

iPhone Fold could refresh Apple’s (AAPL) story by lifting prices and excitement, but only if software makes folding feel useful, not just new.

Quantum machine learning just crossed a line from academic curiosity into early operational use in drug discovery.

Robotics company Serve Robotics (SERV) just crossed a line it will never uncross. The company that made its name trundling burritos down sidewalks is buying its way into hospitals.

Biotech company Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY) just connected its cancer franchise to Microsoft’s (MSFT) AI radiology stack to spot lung cancer earlier.

Apple (AAPL) is preparing to ship a foldable iPhone priced around $2,000 later this year, and Citi (C) thinks volumes will reach into the millions almost immediately.

Since spinning out of data storage solutions provider Western Digital (WDC) in late February 2025, memory/storage company Sandisk’s (SNDK) stock has surged an astounding 627%.

Quantum computing just took its first real step into modern AI workloads, and while nothing changes tomorrow, the direction changed this week.

Micron (MU) just said the quiet part out loud. The AI boom has broken the memory chip market, and it is not snapping back anytime soon.

Oshen just sent tiny ocean robots straight into a Category 5 hurricane, marking a breakthrough in hurricane data collection and proving they can send live data back from extreme conditions.

Researchers just ran a language meaning test on an actual quantum computer, and the result matters even though it changes nothing today.

After the easing of Canada EV tariffs, Tesla (TSLA) is suddenly back in the fast lane in Canada. A 6.1 percent duty and a generous quota replaces last year’s 100 percent wall.

OpenAI just told the market what 2026 is really about, and it is not magic models or sci-fi demos. It is about AI infrastructure.

Elon Musk announced that his robotics digging firm The Boring Company will build a one mile tunnel for free. The winner gets real infrastructure, not a feasibility study or a consultant slide deck.

America’s next construction boom is not about housing. It is about the systems that keep the country running. Data centers, power infrastructure, and healthcare will drive the next wave of building.

Meta’s (META) metaverse vision didn’t fail because the idea was strange. It failed because the timing, the technology, and the way it was sold never lined up with how people actually behave. 

China blocks Nvidia (NVDA) chips, and the fallout is immediate. Beijing just slammed the door on Nvidia’s H200, freezing shipments that were expected to fuel a massive AI buildout.

New quantum tech is quietly rewriting the rules of radio measurement, and a Canadian team has built a radio sensor that cuts straight through decades of compromise by ditching metal entirely.

Elon Musk just turned up the heat on the biggest AI lawsuit with OpenAI and Microsoft (MSFT) demanding as much as $134 billion, and he is right to do it. 

The Wegovy pill launch just reminded the market that health-tech company Novo Nordisk (NVO) still runs the obesity drug game. Early prescriptions for the Wegovy pill hit hard and Wall Street noticed.

Ads in ChatGPT mark the moment the product quietly changes forever. OpenAI says the ads will sit at the bottom of answers, clearly labeled, harmless, and disconnected from how responses are generated.

Bitcoin in public finance just crossed a line most governments have been tiptoeing around. Texas put public money into bitcoin and it did it without waiting for Washington to finish arguing with itself.

2026 is shaping up to be the year of obesity pills in the health-tech market, and we don’t think that’s hype. We think it marks a real shift in how weight-loss medicine fits into everyday life. 

Bitcoin is becoming a Wall Street product, and the debate is over. Big banks are no longer asking whether crypto belongs in finance. 

OpenAI has acquired health-tech startup Torch, the company said Monday. The acquisition marks an important step in their AI health assistant development. 

SpaceX rival Eutelsat said Friday it has signed an agreement with French startup MaiaSpace to launch future low Earth orbit satellites in space, adding a new European option to its launch plans.

Alibaba Group Holding (BABA) plans to connect its main shopping, travel and payment services to its Qwen AI app, marking its largest move yet to turn Qwen into a single consumer platform.

OpenAI robotics strategy is taking shape as the company seeks US-based suppliers while preparing a broad expansion into hardware, robotics, and data center infrastructure.

Residents across central California saw a rare overnight sight as a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule cut across the sky during its return from space to Earth.