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The 2027 Chevy Bolt is the McRib of the automotive world | TechCrunch
Few products attract a cult-like obsession like this one. Even after being off the menu for years, true fans yearn for its return, their devotion bordering on an almost cult-like obsession. Well, they’re in luck. It’s back for a limited time only. It’s not the McRib, but the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt. Like McDonald’s McRib, there…
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Anthropic sues US government for calling it a risk
Anthropic’s lawsuit is against President Donald Trump’s executive office; several government leaders, including Hegseth, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick; and 16 government agencies, including the Department of War, Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Energy.
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Flipkart moves its headquarters back to India ahead of IPO | TechCrunch
Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart has moved its headquarters back to India from Singapore as it prepares for a potential IPO in the coming months. The relocation comes more than a decade after Flipkart moved its headquarters overseas. The company is targeting a stock market debut in India in the financial year ending March 2027, people…
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Anthropic sues US government over supply chain risk designation
Anthropic has filed a lawsuit to prevent the Pentagon from adding the company it a national security blocklist. This comes days after the Department of Defense sent a letter to Anthropic confirming the company was labeled a supply chain risk; at the time CEO Dario Amodei had all but guaranteed Anthropic would fight back with…
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Amazons Zoox will test its robotaxis in Dallas and Phoenix
Amazon’s self-driving subsidiary Zoox on Monday that it will begin testing its autonomous vehicles in Dallas and Phoenix. The company will initially deploy Toyota Highlander SUVs with human safety drivers to map the new cities before eventually rolling out its robotaxis. Zoox says these two cities will offer a chance to test its sensors and…
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Panics gaming ambitions hinge on the weird and whimsical
A game about an annoying goose with a button dedicated entirely to honking isn’t the obvious recipe for a hit. But doing the less-obvious thing has become the norm for Panic’s gaming efforts, which have included everything from the Playdate handheld to the surprisingly popular Untitled Goose Game. So when it came time for developer…
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How Live Nation allegedly terrorized the concert industry
SeatGeek was close to a deal that would bring its ticketing business to the next level. The company was in negotiations with the Dallas Cowboys, aiming to take over first-party sales at its stadium. But there was one sticking point: “the concert issue.” The team feared that if it dropped SeatGeek’s rival Ticketmaster, Ticketmaster’s parent…
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Rings Jamie Siminoff is still trying to calm privacy fears, but his answers may not help | TechCrunch
When Ring founder and CEO Jamie Siminoff decided to use the company’s first-ever Super Bowl commercial to introduce Search Party, an AI-powered feature that uses Ring camera footage to help find lost dogs, he expected Americans to love it. Instead, the TV spot set off a firestorm. Practically since the moment the ad aired in…
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Best VPN services 2026: Expert tested and recommended
Adam Breeden/ZDNET Have you ever heard ofvirtual private networks (VPNs)? A VPN is software that encrypts your traffic and reroutes it through a network to disguise your IP address, giving you protection from spying eyes. Not only can this stop surveillance, but it can also reduce the volume of data third parties can collect on…
