// STARTUPS
Funding, acquisitions, and who is actually making money.
Users juggling several cheap subscriptions to stretch usage will hit a 'Device limit reached' wall. OpenAI points them to pricier credits instead.
The Munich startup records clicks, keystrokes and screenshots to map real workflows so its AI coworkers can take them over.
The oil giant puts about $2.6 billion and its own AI tech into the state-backed firm building 3 gigawatts of data centers by 2030.
A reported guarantee would leave the chipmaker holding the keys if Nscale can't pay to build its West Virginia campus. The AI buildout now runs on vendor-backed credit.
Zuckerberg touts 10 million Muse activations and big-ticket purchases, but executives from DoorDash to Hilton describe agent-driven sales as tiny so far.
Intel shares fell about 28% after a weak fourth-quarter forecast blamed on memory prices driven by AI demand, wiping $12 billion off the US government's stake.
The family organizer that bet on privacy goes dark on November 6. Its CEO blames a crowded field led by Muse and Instinct.
