Micron hits $1 trillion market cap for the first time as stock surges 19%
A global memory shortage driven by AI is spiking demand for chipmakers like Micron.
The 10 most important AI stories of May 26, 2026, hand-curated from the day's coverage. Every story links to its primary source.
A global memory shortage driven by AI is spiking demand for chipmakers like Micron.
OpenRouter has raised a $113 million Series B led by CapitalG. Its 5x growth in usage over six months indicates the multi-AI-model future is here.
OpenAI's Sam Altman and Anthropic's Dario Amodei are walking back earlier warnings of a white-collar jobs apocalypse as both companies prepare blockbuster IPOs. Altman said he is delighted to be wrong about mass unemployment from AI.
The AI data center boom is becoming an industrial arms race. CyrusOne CEO Eric Schwartz joined Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why the future of AI depends on power grids, skilled labor, and trillion-dollar infrastructure bets. (Source: Bloomberg)
A Stanford-led study finds AI hiring tools can create clear racial disparities: candidates who fail automated screens face systemic rejection across multiple employers.
CISA is entering the AI era with shrinking resources as Washington scrambles a multi-agency response to AI cyber threats. Former officials warn the agency may lack capacity to help utilities, banks, and critical infrastructure prepare for AI-fueled attacks.
A critical vulnerability dubbed BadHost was found in Starlette, an open-source Python package with about 325 million weekly downloads, putting many AI agent stacks at risk until patched.
CrowdStrike's 2026 financial services threat report names Mutant Spider as the most active group hitting banks. The primary technique is social engineering: callers trick IT staff into resetting MFA, then register attacker devices on the network.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore payments is now available in preview, it provides instant payments to paid external services with no manual billing setup per provider, stablecoin support for cost-effective microtransactions that make sub-cent transactions economically viable, and configurable spending guardrails that give you fine-grained control over agent budgets and transaction limits. In this post, we walk you through a technical deep dive of AgentCore payments.
EXO Labs ran GLM 5.1 across four Mac Studios (~$40,000 hardware) at roughly 20 tokens per second. The workshop explored kernel fusion, RDMA latency gains, and what a 100x improvement path could look for home-scale frontier inference.
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