Convergence Tech

Khosla Ventures backs a Mountain View AI lab targeting the hallucination problem blocking AI adoption in finance, healthcare and insurance.

The Israeli medical-imaging company withdraws its annual revenue target as deployment delays and a $14m quarterly loss test its cash runway.

A BC battery-materials campus becomes a shared launchpad for onshoring North America's manganese supply chain.

A strategic investment unites rechargeable lithium-ion tech with integrated soldier systems as military power demands escalate.

Bilateral meetings in Baku signal growing sovereign appetite for sukuk, waqf tokenisation, and blended Islamic finance structures worldwide.

Nasdaq-listed XCharge moves beyond charging hardware into commercial energy storage, targeting European sites constrained by grid capacity.

Rocket Lab's Electron rocket will carry two climate-sensing and one solar-irradiance mission for NASA, reinforcing small-launch dominance.

A First Nation majority-owned entity takes control of a strategic Ontario biofuel facility, backed by port infrastructure and favourable Canadian clean-fuel policy.

Independent abuse testing validates Eos Z3's zinc chemistry for dense urban energy storage, reshaping siting and insurance calculus.

A Canadian tech firm channels a private placement into space communications infrastructure, betting on persistent orbital connectivity as a foundational layer.

A UAE construction giant and a global robotics firm are running autonomous site-monitoring robots at a $463m Dubai residential megaproject.

Anthropic's missing emissions data forces businesses onto spend-based proxies, exposing a structural gap in corporate AI sustainability reporting.

Africa's leading payments platform claims continental infrastructure now sets the pace globally, with stablecoins recast as regulated financial plumbing.

Two new capabilities replace CAPTCHA-era bot detection for AI agents operating across MCP, payments, and regulated API surfaces.

PayPal and PPRO expand cross-border checkout coverage, targeting a European international e-commerce market the companies value at €359bn.

The tie-up gives 350,000 European merchants instant access to Italy's most-used domestic card network, closing a critical acceptance gap for small

Rome summit delegates called on Europe to control chips, compute and defence procurement before rivals move faster and further ahead.

A $17Bn direct-to-consumer market in mobile gaming signals a structural break from platform billing across the entire app economy.

A live broadcast studio at CUD's Dubai campus creates a direct link to the New York Stock Exchange, fusing fintech media with higher education.

A Franco-German venture alliance targets 20 dual-use deep-tech companies to keep European defence capital, talent and IP on the continent.