Sequoia Raises About $10 Billion and Closes Its London Office in Major Restructuring
Venture capital firm Sequoia has raised about $10 billion in new funds while closing its London office and ending its Arc accelerator and Scouts programme.


Venture capital firm Sequoia has raised about $10 billion in new funds while closing its London office and ending its Arc accelerator and Scouts programme.
A sale of existing Revolut shares values the fintech company at $115 billion, up 53% from its valuation a year ago, as it prepares to launch banking services in the United States.
A UK minister has confirmed that a widely quoted claim that AI could add £400 billion to the economy came from a report commissioned by Google. The government's own central estimate is much lower.
Google has been criticised over a policy under which schools that turn off its AI tools also have Search switched off by default. Google says schools can turn any of them back on.
Identity platform WorkOS says an attacker accessed an internal sales application on October 30 and attributed the intrusion to an open-source AI penetration-testing framework.
CrowdStrike has added a feature that lets security teams shut down a rogue AI agent, block it from restarting and cut its access to company networks.
Long-term AI commitments that don't appear on the balance sheets of five of the largest tech companies reached around $3.2 trillion at the end of September, according to Nikkei.
Vague questions get vague answers. A simple structure — context, task, format and examples — makes AI assistants far more useful for everyday work.
OpenAI says it will acquire Pierre Computer Company, whose open-source libraries already power file browsing and change review in the Codex app.
AMD reported third-quarter revenue of $13.38 billion, with its data center business up 97% from a year earlier as demand for AI chips continues to grow.
In this week's US midterm elections, voters approved restrictions on data centers in at least 38 local jurisdictions, reflecting growing local debate over the infrastructure behind AI.
Weak Wi-Fi in some rooms is often a placement problem, not a speed problem. Here's where your router should go — and what to try before buying new equipment.
Design platform Canva says about 1,271 employees — roughly 22% of its staff — will be affected by a restructuring, after its growth slowed for the first time in a decade.
A slow laptop isn't always an old laptop. These checks and fixes — most of them free — can make a noticeable difference in an afternoon.
Waymo says it will start letting riders in Austin and Atlanta book its driverless cars through its own app from January 2028, ending an exclusive arrangement with Uber in those cities.
SpaceX has chosen Qualcomm to supply hardware and software for a planned nationwide land-based 5G network under the Starlink Mobile brand, with deployment expected to begin in 2027.
Phishing emails and texts are getting harder to tell apart from the real thing. These eight warning signs will help you catch them — and here's what to do if you've already clicked.
Queen Alia International Airport is about 35 km from central Amman. Here are your transport options — airport bus, taxi, ride-hailing and private transfer — plus visa and arrival tips.
Petra's ticket price depends on whether you stay overnight in Jordan, and the Jordan Pass can also cover your visa fee. Here's how to work out the cheapest option for your trip.
Most new businesses don't fail because of bad execution — they fail because not enough people want what they're selling. Here's how to test demand cheaply first.
An emergency fund turns a sudden car repair or a lost job into a problem you can handle. Here's how much to aim for, where to keep it and how to build it gradually.
Charging too little burns you out; charging without a method scares clients away. Here's how the three main pricing models work and how to choose between them.
If customers say your emails end up in their spam folder, the cause is often missing email authentication. Here's what SPF, DKIM and DMARC do and how to fix them.
Phones get lost, laptops fail and accounts get locked. The 3-2-1 rule is an easy way to make sure your important files survive all three.