Life360 unveils $7.99 QR tags for pets

Snap launched its $2,195 augmented reality glasses, Specs, targeting developers and early adopters. The glasses feature dual displays and wireless connectivity, with Snap filing over 7,000 patents. Despite criticism over design and price, Snap aims to position itself in the AR market. Specs will ship later this fall in the U.S., UK, and France, with preorders available now.

Data center developers have issued $39B in junk bonds this year, per Bloomberg. The International Energy Agency expects data centers to drive half of new US electricity demand in the next five years. Oregon raised commercial power rates to protect residential consumers, increasing data center costs. Nvidia's CEO expects chip sales to double, and Amazon signed a $2.4B deal with Generac for backup power. Rapid data center expansion raises concerns about resource competition, environmental impact,

Novo Nordisk (NVO) shares rose 3.55% after announcing a collaboration with Anthropic to use AI in drug development and receiving a positive EU recommendation for its hemophilia A therapy, Frehemgo. The company plans to launch Frehemgo in select European markets in Q4 2026 and rebranded to 'Novo'. Competitors Eli Lilly (LLY) and Merck (MRK) also saw gains.

Lockheed Martin unveiled the AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM), designed to counter long-range threats from China. The company announced a framework agreement with the US Defense Department to accelerate production. The missile offers greater range and effectiveness than existing US air-to-air missiles and will be integrated on stealth platforms like the F-22 and F-35. Australia has ordered $521 million worth of JATM missiles. The exact range and full-rate production details remain

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series launch in India caused long queues and overnight waits at major outlets, including Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex. The iPhone 18 Pro starts at ₹1,64,900, and the Pro Max at ₹1,79,900. High demand led to limited stock for some configurations, with customers traveling from distant locations.

Lockheed Martin unveiled the AIM-260 missile, designed to counter long-range aerial threats, particularly from China. The company signed a framework agreement with the US DoD to increase production. The missile, intended for F-22 and F-35 fighters, offers greater range and effectiveness than existing models. Australia plans to purchase AIM-260 missiles for approximately $521 million.