thenextweb

2026-07-30

Live-shopping app Whatnot is in talks to nearly double its valuation to $20bn

The startup, which sells everything from sneakers to sports cards over livestream, is raising again barely a year after an $11.5bn round, as live commerce catches on in the West. Whatnot, the livestream-shopping platform where hosts sell sneakers, trading cards, and vinyl to a live audience, is in talks to raise money at a valuation […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-30

G2A.COM’s Autonomous AI Agent Dave Helps Sellers Resolve 14,400 Support Tickets in 63 Days

Dave, a New AI-Powered Tool for Sellers, Helps Resolve 54% of Their Cases and Efficiently Manages Demand Spikes During AAA Game Launches. Now available in 180 countries, it has reduced the number of tickets submitted to Seller’s Support teams by 30%. G2A.COM, one of the world’s largest digital marketplaces, today announced the global launch of […]<br /> This story continues at The Next [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-30

Atlassian puts its engineers on an AI budget as the cost of ‘tokenmaxxing’ bites

The software maker cut thousands of jobs in the name of AI. Now it is handing the engineers who remain capped ‘AI wallets,’ a sign the industry’s token spending has become a line item to manage. Atlassian has started giving its engineers a fixed monthly allowance for artificial intelligence, a capped “AI wallet” that warns […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-30

Meta lifts the floor on its AI spending as revenue jumps but cash flow collapses

Meta told investors it will spend even more on artificial intelligence this year, narrowing its capital-expenditure forecast for 2026 by lifting the floor rather than the ceiling. The company now expects to spend between $130 billion and $145 billion, up from a prior range that started at $125 billion, roughly double what it laid out […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-30

Australia takes Telegram to court over terrorist content it says the app left up

The eSafety regulator has filed civil proceedings seeking up to A$54.6m, alleging Telegram hosted mass-shooting and Islamic State videos and ignored takedown demands. Telegram says it will fight. Australia’s online safety regulator has taken Telegram to court, alleging the messaging app left terrorist and violent extremist videos on its platform after being told to remove […]<br /> This [...]

Destination

2026-07-30

Samsung's mobile division posts first-ever loss due to soaring memory prices

Samsung's mobile and chip divisions are going in opposite directions, profit-wise. [...]

Destination

2026-07-30

ChatGPT and Roblox will reportedly be subject to tighter rules in the EU

Bloomberg says ChatGPT and Roblox will soon be added to the EU's 'very large online platform' list, which subjects them to stricter rules. [...]

Destination

2026-07-30

Context, not correlation, will define successful AI implementation

Discover why context, trusted data and governance matter more than AI models alone. [...]

Destination

2026-07-30

‘Three to five years is a realistic payback period’ — plug-in solar panels will be legal next month, but what do they cost, who can fit them, and is your home even suitable? We asked the experts

Industry experts answer the important questions — how much does plug-in solar cost, who can install it, and how much money can it save you? [...]