2026-08-14
This Bengaluru startup is training dogs and AI to sniff out cancer early
Dognosis pairs trained sniffer dogs with artificial intelligence to flag cancer from a breath sample. It is a charming idea aimed at a real problem, with equally real caveats: this is prescreening in trials, not a proven diagnostic. A dog’s nose has long outclassed most laboratory kit, and a two-year-old Bengaluru startup called Dognosis is […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
2026-08-14
Goldman Sachs is courting investors on Nvidia’s $500bn AI-compute financing deal
Goldman Sachs has secured the role every Wall Street firm wanted, and it is now working the phones. The bank is in talks with investors about Nvidia’s $500bn AI-compute financing deal, having landed a prized mandate that effectively casts it as the lead, and for now near-sole, lender behind one of the largest infrastructure-funding efforts […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
2026-08-14
Pony.ai and Uber to put more than 2,000 Chinese robotaxis on European streets
Pony.ai and Uber have expanded their partnership to put more than 2,000 robotaxis on European roads, a deal that hands one of China’s autonomous-driving champions a route onto the continent’s streets through an American app and a scattering of local fleet owners. The arrangement is divided as Pony.ai supplies the Level 4 self-driving technology and […]<br /> This story continues at The [...]
2026-08-14
Vodafone AU's handing out free PS5s with every Pixel 11 Pro XL preorder – but you'll need to get in super quick
The PS5 has seen multiple price increases in Australia since launching in 2020 and has rarely been discounted — this Pixel 11 preorder deal could be the phone upgrade you’ve been waiting for. [...]
2026-08-14
Cl0p claims a mass hack of Shell, Philips, and dozens more
The Russia-linked ransomware group Cl0p has claimed a fresh wave of cyberattacks, naming Shell and Philips among its victims and, by some counts, dragging close to 50 companies into the mess. It is a familiar sort of headline, and one that reads more than a little like a rerun of the Oracle-linked breaches that have unsettled corporate […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
