
What’s New Today: Micron introduces its first space-ready NAND chip to power AI data processing in next-generation orbital missions.
Fast-Track Insights: Delve secures $32M Series A funding to automate compliance tasks using AI, aiming to eliminate busywork and accelerate business growth.
Here’s a quick rundown of the biggest tech headlines making waves today. Let's dive into the day's top tech stories, from Micron's launch of the space-qualified AI memory chip to AI transforming the campus hiring landscape.
Micron has launched its first space-qualified, radiation-tolerant 256-gigabit SLC NAND memory chip, designed for AI-enabled edge computing in orbit. Rigorously tested to NASA and military standards, the chip supports autonomous data processing aboard spacecraft. Micron’s memory is already in space and now expands with complete supply chain control. The company is scaling production and experiencing strong growth, despite facing pricing challenges, driven by demand for AI and an expanding high-performance memory portfolio.
Delve, an AI startup founded by MIT alumni, raised $32 million in Series A funding to revolutionize compliance automation. Co-founded by Selin Kocalar and Karun Kaushik, Delve automates complex compliance tasks across over 25 frameworks like HIPAA and SOC 2. Unlike legacy tools, Delve’s AI agents work as team members. Backed by Insight Partners, the company has grown its customer base by 500% and aims to make compliance a key driver of business growth.
Campus hiring in India is undergoing a strategic reset, shifting focus from academic pedigree to role-fit diagnostics and inclusive recruitment. AI is transforming the entire process—from resume screening to predictive assessments—reducing time-to-hire and cost while improving candidate quality. Organizations are embracing AI-led onboarding and personalized learning journeys. Despite efficiency gains, students face concerns such as AI anxiety and a lack of human interaction, underscoring the need for a balance between technology and empathy.
DeepSeek, an open-weight AI model, is transforming stock market analysis by combining technical, fundamental, and sentiment data into a unified system. It offers retail investors access to quant-grade tools without requiring coding skills, enabling them to create personalized strategies and gain faster insights. However, limitations such as hallucinations, geographic bias, and a lack of regulatory clarity in India necessitate cautious use. Best used as an analyst co-pilot, DeepSeek enhances research efficiency but still needs human oversight.
PNC Bank has partnered with Coinbase to offer Crypto-as-a-Service, enabling customers to buy, hold, and sell digital assets. This move reflects growing demand for secure, regulated crypto access and marks a shift in traditional finance. PNC joins other central US banks exploring crypto integration. Following the announcement, PNC shares rose slightly, and analysts raised Coinbase's price targets, underscoring the platform's role as a key entry point for banks entering the crypto market.