SpaceX has overtaken Amazon as the world's fifth-most valuable company after its stock market debut, with a valuation reaching $2.97tn. The company also announced its agreement to acquire AI coding startup Cursor for $60bn to enhance its AI capabilities.
SpaceX has surpassed Amazon as the world's fifth-most valuable company following its $60bn acquisition of AI coding startup Cursor. The deal aims to bolster SpaceX's AI capabilities, particularly its xAI business, by integrating Cursor's successful coding tool and user base.
SpaceX has become the world's fifth-most valuable company, surpassing Amazon, following its agreement to acquire AI coding app Cursor for $60 billion. This move aims to bolster SpaceX's AI capabilities, particularly its xAI business, by integrating Cursor's technology and user base.
SpaceX has become the world's fifth-most valuable company, surpassing Amazon after its stock market debut. The surge follows an agreement to acquire AI coding app Cursor for $60 billion, aiming to boost its AI capabilities and leverage Cursor's user base.
Subnautica 2, an underwater survival game, has sold over 1 million copies on Steam, reaching 460,000 concurrent players, and is also available on Epic Games Store and Xbox in early access.
Sunday’s edition of the famous rivalry felt like the least important in years, except for the uncertain futures of both managersSign up for the World Behind The Cup newsletterIt’s been a long time since a Manchester United v Liverpool game felt of less consequence. These are the two most successful sides in English league history, hailing from neighbouring cities and they have a rivalry that stretches back well over a century. Yet it felt perhaps only the seventh-most significant fixture of the weekend, behind the games involving the two title contenders, Arsenal and Manchester City, and the four sides still scrapping to avoid joining Wolves and Burnley in being relegated this season – Leeds, Nottingham Forest, West Ham and Tottenham.United’s 3-2 win sealed their place in next season’s Champions League while, barring very odd swings of goal difference, Liverpool need just three points from their remaining three games to be certain of their own qualification. For both, the biggest issue now is deciding who manages them next season – and this was a ragged enough game to cast doubts over the suitability of Michael Carrick and Arne Slot for their respective sides. Continue reading...
Sunday’s edition of the famous rivalry felt like the least important in years, except for the uncertain futures of both managersSign up for the World Behind The Cup newsletterIt’s been a long time since a Manchester United v Liverpool game felt of less consequence. These are the two most successful sides in English league history, hailing from neighbouring cities and they have a rivalry that stretches back well over a century. Yet it felt perhaps only the seventh-most significant fixture of the weekend, behind the games involving the two title contenders, Arsenal and Manchester City, and the four sides still scrapping to avoid joining Wolves and Burnley in being relegated this season – Leeds, Nottingham Forest, West Ham and Tottenham.United’s 3-2 win sealed their place in next season’s Champions League while, barring very odd swings of goal difference, Liverpool need just three points from their remaining three games to be certain of their own qualification. For both, the biggest issue now is deciding who manages them next season – and this was a ragged enough game to cast doubts over the suitability of Michael Carrick and Arne Slot for their respective sides. Continue reading...
Sunday’s edition of the famous rivalry felt like the least important in years, except for the uncertain futures of both managersSign up for the World Behind The Cup newsletterIt’s been a long time since a Manchester United v Liverpool game felt of less consequence. These are the two most successful sides in English league history, hailing from neighbouring cities and they have a rivalry that stretches back well over a century. Yet it felt perhaps only the seventh-most significant fixture of the weekend, behind the games involving the two title contenders, Arsenal and Manchester City, and the four sides still scrapping to avoid joining Wolves and Burnley in being relegated this season – Leeds, Nottingham Forest, West Ham and Tottenham.United’s 3-2 win sealed their place in next season’s Champions League while, barring very odd swings of goal difference, Liverpool need just three points from their remaining three games to be certain of their own qualification. For both, the biggest issue now is deciding who manages them next season – and this was a ragged enough game to cast doubts over the suitability of Michael Carrick and Arne Slot for their respective sides. Continue reading...
