Last Week in Tech – SpaceX Buys Cursor for $60B, Washington Pulls Anthropic's Top Models, and the Klue Breach Spreads — Tech Talks With Kinsoft

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Your Monday catch-up, with a security lens. This week: SpaceX makes the largest startup acquisition in history, buying AI-coding company Cursor for around $60 billion in stock — days after its own IPO. Washington uses export-control powers to force Anthropic to pull its most powerful models on national-security grounds. The Klue OAuth breach we flagged a fortnight ago balloons to nearly 200 companies, including a who's-who of security vendors. And world leaders sit down with AI's biggest names at the G7, as SoftBank pledges €45 billion for French data centres.

Trying to work out what all this AI consolidation means for your own tech stack? Visit www.kinsoft.com.au to talk through your security and IT needs.

Sources: CNBC; TechCrunch; Fortune; SecurityWeek; BleepingComputer; Global Banking & Finance.