Darie Nani
Editor-in-Chief·Founder, Sovereign Magazine
Aiming to inform, educate and sometimes amuse.
Visit website →Articles by Darie Nani(1637)
Artificial Intelligence, Startups, Science & TechETH Zurich spin-out raises $3.8m to build edge AI chips for AR glasses
Mosaic SoC's multi-core perception chip brings spatial intelligence to wearables without draining the battery.
·5 min read
Artificial Intelligence, Startups, FinTechAI Tax Startup Black Ore Opens Platform to CPA Firms
Black Ore, an Austin-based AI tax preparation platform backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Oak HC/FT, opened its Tax Autopilot software to thousands of accounting firms on Wednesday after a two-year invitation-only pilot.
·4 min read
FinTech, StartupsFree Gold Price Tracking App GoldLens Bets That Gamification Beats Paywalls
A free app for tracking gold and silver prices launches with a prediction game and a leaderboard. The model relies on engagement rather than subscriptions or advertisements.
·4 min read
Artificial Intelligence, StartupsKane CLI launches today: a free terminal tool that runs the browser check AI agents can't
TestMu (formerly LambdaTest) shipped Kane CLI today, a free terminal tool for the browser check AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor still can't do themselves.
·7 min read
Artificial Intelligence, StartupsTriFetch Raises $1.9M to Bring AI Automation to Independent Specialty Clinics
San Francisco AI startup TriFetch has raised $1.9 million from Nexus Venture Partners to automate the patient calls, referrals, and prior authorizations that consume staff time at independent specialty clinics across the United States.
·5 min read
Artificial Intelligence, BusinessPalantir Is About To Lose Its NHS Contract Because Alex Karp Cannot Keep His Mouth Shut
The only thing stopping the tech oligarchy is the tech oligarchy. Alex Karp is about to cost his own company a £330m NHS contract, and he is doing it by talking.
·4 min read
Artificial IntelligenceA Guide to Sabotaging Your Own Business, by Anthropic
Between March and April 2026, Anthropic suspended paying accounts, degraded Opus 4.6, removed Claude Code from the Pro plan, blocked third-party tools, and leaked its own source code.
·6 min read
BusinessJohn Ternus Is Apple's Next CEO, the First Engineer to Run the Company Since Steve Jobs
Tim Cook steps down on 1 September after 15 years. Apple's board skipped the obvious operator for a hardware engineer.
·4 min read
Artificial Intelligence, BusinessJohn Binks: The AI Author Now Selling AI To US Intelligence
The Bots & Bosses author has joined Maryland national security contractor Vibrint, where his job is to sell AI and high-performance computing into the national security community.
·4 min read
Artificial Intelligence, StartupsAI healthcare automation startup Coral raises $12.5M, led by Lightspeed and Z47
The New York startup has raised a $12.5 million seed round to build automation software for US specialty healthcare providers, with most AI capital in the category so far having gone the other way, to the insurers.
·5 min read
BusinessHow a Global Mobility Company Turned Its Marketing Team Into a Client Service
K2 Group launched Twelve Degrees after realising the communications problem it solved internally was one no relocation firm had thought to fix for clients.
·5 min read
CEO ProfilesKenneth Carnesi Lost His Career, His Possessions, and Everyone Around Him. Then He Wrote a Trilogy About Rebuilding
The South Carolina author's three books on resilience skip the studies and start with the wreckage.
·4 min read
EU FocusThe EU age verification app is open source, here is how it will work
Brussels has published the code, the spec and the cryptography behind its age verification app. Here is what the app actually does on your phone, and why the open licence is load-bearing.
·5 min read
Artificial Intelligence, Startups, ProductivityAuctor, an AI tool for system integrators, raises $20M from Sequoia
Sequoia's first visible bet behind its "services as the new software" thesis goes to a year-old YC startup selling AI to consulting firms.
·4 min read
Science & TechAI startup Orbital plans to launch its first data center into space in 2027
Ex-Spin founder Euwyn Poon has raised from a16z Speedrun to put AI inference workloads on a satellite, using orbital solar power and radiative cooling to break the grid's hold on AI compute.
·6 min read
Artificial Intelligence, Science & Tech, StartupsLondon startup Helical raises $10M to become the Hugging Face of AI drug discovery
Helical's virtual AI lab sells the governance layer pharma needs to actually use hundreds of open bio foundation models, not another proprietary one.
·5 min read
Artificial IntelligenceClaude Mythos Found a 27-Year-Old Bug. It Cost $20,000 and 1,000 Tries.
Anthropic says its new model found thousands of zero-days in weeks. The numbers behind the numbers tell a less tidy story.
·5 min read
Legal, CEO ProfilesHow J.D. Walker Turned a One-Lawyer Alabama Practice Into a Four-Office Deportation Defense Firm
The Miami immigration attorney has spent 25 years building a multi-state removal defense practice. Now he is heading to America's Top Lawyers.
·4 min read
PoliticsWhy Are Republicans Silent on Trump's Genocide Threats Six Months Before the Midterms?
The president is threatening to wipe out a civilization on social media. The party that controls both Houses has said almost nothing. The midterms are in November. The silence only makes sense if they are not worried about the vote.
·7 min read
Artificial Intelligence, StartupsTrump Capitulates on Iran and Calls It a "Win"
The president accepted a 10-point peace plan that gives Iran nearly everything it asked for. Hours later, he contradicted its central demand. Either he did not read it or he does not care what it says.
·8 min read
PoliticsJD Vance Accuses Both Europe and Ukraine of Election Interference While Interfering in Hungary's Election
The US Vice President spent two days in Budapest the week of Hungary's election. He held rallies, gave speeches, had Trump call in to endorse Orban, accused Brussels and Ukraine of interference, and praised Orban's ties to Russian energy.
·5 min read
Politics, EU FocusFive Countries Reversed Their Nuclear Policies This Year. The First New Reactor Is 15 Years Away
Europe wants nuclear power back. But the money is token, the reactors are unproven, and the energy crisis is already here.
·5 min read
Artificial IntelligenceAnthropic Blocks OpenClaw Users From Claude Subscriptions
Anthropic seals off the last third-party route into its Claude subscription tier, forcing OpenClaw and all other AI agent platforms onto metered billing.
·4 min read
Business, FinTechPayPal's Competitors Aren't Its Biggest Problem. Trust Is
PayPal still processes $1.8 trillion a year, but the company that built online trust has spent a decade destroying it on both sides of the transaction.
·8 min read