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TechnologyPentagon in Talks to Lend Fluidstack $5 Billion for Data Center Supply Chain
The Pentagon is in talks to lend AI cloud startup Fluidstack roughly $5 billion through its Office of Strategic Capital, which would be that office's largest deal to date. The money would go toward US manufacturing of data center components rather than a new AI facility.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Air Jordan 4 'London' at $220, Shelton vs. Tiafoe in the US Open Semifinals, Jhené Aiko's Westside Whimsy, and Apple's $1,999 iPhone Duo — September 11, 2026
The UK-exclusive Air Jordan 4 "London" drops September 12 at $220, Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe meet in the US Open semifinals, the 49ers beat the Rams 27-7 in Melbourne, and Apple's foldable iPhone Duo starts at $1,999.
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TechnologyPositron AI Raises $875 Million at $5 Billion Valuation for Inference Chips
Reno-based Positron AI raised $875 million at a $5 billion post-money valuation, five times its February price, to tape out its memory-first Asimov inference chip and ramp its Titan systems. It is deploying more than 50 of its Atlas racks at Oracle Cloud.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Penny Hardaway's Knicks Huarache 2K4 at $200, 49ers vs. Rams in Melbourne, NYFW Opens With DVF, and Cognition Raises $2B — September 10, 2026
Penny Hardaway's Knicks PE Nike Air Zoom Huarache 2K4 drops at $200, the 49ers and Rams play the first NFL regular-season game in Australia on Netflix, NYFW opens with Diane von Furstenberg, and Cognition raises over $2B at a $48B valuation.
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TechnologyHarvey Raises $550M at a $15.5B Valuation, Up From $11B in March
Legal AI company Harvey raised $550 million at a $15.5 billion valuation co-led by Lightspeed and Diffusion, up from $11 billion in March. Harvey says 80% of the Am Law 100 use the platform.
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TechnologyCognition Raises Over $2B at a $48B Valuation as Run-Rate Revenue Nears $900M
Cognition, the company behind the AI software engineer Devin, raised more than $2 billion at a $48 billion valuation in a Series E led by Andreessen Horowitz and Accel. Run-rate revenue has nearly doubled to $900 million in four months.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Terror Squad x Nike Air Force 1 at $150, Gauff vs. Andreeva at the US Open, Ralph Lauren Shows Spring 2027, and Qualcomm Signs Amazon — September 9, 2026
The Terror Squad x Nike Air Force 1 'University Red' drops today at $150, Coco Gauff faces Mirra Andreeva in the US Open quarterfinals, Ralph Lauren shows Spring 2027 on NYFW eve, and Qualcomm signs a custom AI chip deal with Amazon.
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TechnologyMistral Raises €3B (~$3.5B) Series D Led by Samsung at Over €21B (~$24.5B) Valuation
Mistral AI raised 3 billion euros (~$3.5 billion) in a Series D led by Samsung Electronics at a post-money valuation above 21 billion euros, nearly doubling the French company's valuation in twelve months.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Air Jordan 7 'Tennis Day' Drops September 9 at $215, Alcaraz Faces Shelton in the US Open Quarterfinals, CFDA Bans Fur at NYFW, and Isar Aerospace Reaches Orbit — September 8, 2026
The Air Jordan 7 'Tennis Day' releases September 9 at $215, Carlos Alcaraz meets Ben Shelton in a US Open quarterfinal at Arthur Ashe, the CFDA bans animal fur from NYFW, and Isar Aerospace becomes the first private European rocket to reach orbit.
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TechnologyPixxel Raises $100M Series C Led by Temasek and Seraphim Space
Bengaluru-based Pixxel closed a $100 million Series C co-led by Temasek and Seraphim Space, the largest single round for an Indian space-technology company. The money funds a next-generation satellite constellation and an orbital data center carrying Nvidia GPUs.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Air Max 95 'Greedy' Returns at $200, Team USA Beats Italy 55-52, The Odyssey Retakes No. 1, and NHTSA Probes Tesla's Cybercab — September 7, 2026
Nike's Air Max 95 Big Bubble 'Greedy' returns September 8 at $200, Team USA beats Italy 55-52 at the FIBA Women's World Cup, The Odyssey retakes No. 1 with $13 million, and NHTSA opens a probe into Tesla's Cybercab.
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TechnologyNHTSA Opens Investigation Into Tesla Cybercab Hours After Austin Launch
NHTSA opened an audit query into how Tesla self-certified the Cybercab as road-legal, announced hours after the first steering-wheel-free robotaxis entered paid service in Austin on September 4, 2026.