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In June, electric vehicle sales in Europe jumped by nearly 40 percent, with their market share exceeding 25 percent.

In June, battery-electric vehicle registrations reached 275,060 in 17 European markets, leading to first-half sales exceeding 1,240,000 and a market share surpassing 25 percent.

Cisco's small open-weight AI detects bugs, outperforming Gemini.

Cisco’s open-weight Antares models identify code bugs on your machines. The company asserts that they outperform Gemini and GPT-class systems, being faster and significantly more cost-effective.

Samsung announces the Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Flip8, Watch Ultra2, and AI eyewear during Galaxy Unpacked.

Samsung unveils six products at the Galaxy Unpacked event in London, featuring its inaugural Ultra foldable, an upgraded Fold8, and AI eyewear in collaboration with Gentle Monster.

Americans are more opposed to AI data centers than to any other type of building.

A Redfin survey reveals that 53% of Americans are against having an AI data center in their vicinity, more than any other type of construction. However, in Virginia, they are discreetly financing educational institutions.

Glow, founded by a former Meta executive, has secured $180 million for its AI-driven endpoint security solutions.

Glow, established by the former Meta VP who developed the Onavo surveillance app, has emerged from stealth mode with a valuation of $1.2 billion to prevent risky software using AI.

AppLovin Supports Velocity As The AI Sector Searches For Growth Beyond Subscriptions

Velocity, supported by AppLovin and a $27 million seed funding round, is developing ad-monetization infrastructure for AI applications, claiming that intent-based advertising can provide funding for free access when subscriptions are inadequate.

9 top requirements management tools for the development of medical devices (2026)

Nine tools for managing requirements in medical device development, evaluated based on traceability, support for compliance, and readiness for FDA and EU MDR regulations.

NEURA is constructing gyms to prepare robots for real-world applications.

NEURA Robotics is launching a network of 'gyms' where robots can train in real-world conditions. Their belief is that the main limitation of Physical AI lies in experience rather than intelligence.

Revolut reaches a valuation of $115 billion and receives a banking license in Australia.

A secondary share sale has valued Revolut at $115 billion, which is a 53% increase since November, as it secures the first Australian banking license for a global fintech.

Revolut reaches a valuation of $115 billion and secures a banking license in Australia.

A secondary share sale has valued Revolut at $115 billion, marking a 53% increase since November, as it becomes the first global fintech to obtain an Australian banking license.

OpenAI appoints two banking CEOs to its board in anticipation of an upcoming IPO.

OpenAI has appointed Nubank's David Vélez and BNY's Robin Vince to its boards, enhancing its Wall Street credentials as it considers a potential stock market launch in 2027.

AI companies are purchasing vintage books to acquire clean training data.

Broker ISBNdb is offering pre-2022 print books from AI labs as the final source of slop-free training data. The process of scanning these books involves quietly destroying them.

AI companies are acquiring vintage books to ensure clean training data.

The broker ISBNdb is offering pre-2022 print books for AI labs as the final clean training data. Scanning these books involves discretely destroying them.

Substack incorporates AI detection to combat ‘Claudefishing’.

Substack has teamed up with the detector Pangram, allowing readers to check posts for the proportion of content created by humans compared to AI. This practice is referred to as Claudefishing.

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