Archer Aviation is buying Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu from Boeing in an all-stock deal leaving Boeing with roughly 16.5 percent of Archer - three years after Wisk sued Archer for stealing its technology.
Intel is raising $15 billion in new stock, its first public share sale since 1971, to fund AI compute capacity even a doubled share price could not cover alone.
Pipedrive acquired Outfunnel, its top-rated marketplace app, on 5 August 2026. What the deal signals for any business depending on a platform's marketplace apps.
Days after a margin-call scare forced Situational Awareness to sell its public stocks, it added $400 million to a private chip-manufacturing bet. What the split says about real risk.
Switch confidentially filed for a US IPO on August 7, 2026, seeking a valuation approaching 50 billion dollars, with a possible November listing and up to 10 billion raised near 80 billion. What the filing reveals about AI infrastructure economics.
EQT's newly launched Scaleup Europe Fund joined Iceye's already-closed EUR 1 billion-plus Series F on August 5, its first-ever investment alongside lead investor General Atlantic.
Nvidia is reportedly putting up to $3 billion into Lancium, the Blackstone-backed power developer behind Stargate's first site, betting on grid-connection rights over silicon.
Bank of America is acquiring UK red-team firm MDSec, its first deal in five years. Here is what the pentest buying signal means for owners and CISOs.
Cyera signed a letter of intent to buy Oasis Security for about $1 billion, signaling that non-human identity - securing AI agents, API keys and service accounts - is now its own enterprise security budget line.
Moove closed a $250 million Series C at a $2.1 billion valuation led by Mubadala - and is already the sole operator behind Waymo's London robotaxi launch.
Edinburgh-founded legal AI firm Wordsmith closed a $14M Series B extension led by Intact Private Capital and is expanding into regulated financial services and insurance legal work.
Moss raised EUR30m at a EUR1bn valuation, but the real news is a survey where 48% of finance leaders want AI control and just 6% want autonomy.
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