GOG enters game publishing through Retrovibe partnership
The Retrovibe by GOG website lists five unreleased games, including two retro shooters also planned for Steam.
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Collective secures US$100 million to expand finance services for solo businesses
The San Francisco startup plans to put the funding toward marketing and the development of banking and insurance products.
Fujifilm plans fivefold increase in magnetic tape capacity
A ¥10 billion (€56 million) investment will expand a Japanese factory, with most additional capacity dedicated to LTO Ultrium 10 cartridges.
Google introduces Gemini 4 Carbon, with cybersecurity testing planned first
Google reports a score of 59 on the AA Index v5.0 benchmark, narrowly exceeding Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra.
Amazon cuts up to 250 devices and services jobs
Reuters reported that software developers were the main group affected. Amazon confirmed job cuts but did not disclose how many roles were eliminated.
GMO says cybersecurity team found clues that could identify hackers
The company received 270 tips on the first day of a $1 million bounty after refusing a ransom demand involving clients’ personal data.
Ravical secures US$17 million seed round for accounting AI expansion
MMC Ventures led the investment as the Belgian startup prepares to broaden its European operations and launch in the US.
Anthropic IPO filing excludes Ben Mann from founder voting group
A single Class F share will carry 50.1% of shareholder voting power, with seven co-founders deciding how it is voted.
Microscopy platform captures deep-brain activity in mice without tissue removal
Researchers report that redesigned laser delivery improved fluorescence generation efficiency roughly 250-fold while keeping average laser power unchanged.
Anthropic manager removes coding tests from his team’s hiring
Felix Rieseberg says he now looks for prototypes in candidates’ portfolios, though he has not settled on how to assess engineers who build with AI.
