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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Wednesday, May 27th.

I'm Imani Moise for The Wall Street Journal.

Robin Hood Markets is launching a new feature that allows customers to delegate purchasing

and trading decisions to AI tools.

Users can connect their preferred AI agents, such as cursor or Anthropics

Claude, to a separate specialized investment account, authorizing the agent to execute trades.

Users can monitor real-time activity within the Robin Hood app and receive push notifications

for every trade the agent completes, and can also disconnect the agent at any time. For now, only

stock trades are on the table, but executives said options, crypto, and event contract capabilities

will come later. Nuclear power developer New Clio says it plans to go public through a merger

with a New York-based blank check company, New Hold Investment Corp 3.

The deal values the Paris-based developer at about $2.4 billion and is expected to close in the

second half of the year. The company says the merger will fund existing projects in Europe and

support its entry into the American power market as tech firms hunt for new power supplies to fuel the AI boom.

And Tesla's European sales surged in April, extending the electric vehicle maker's regional recovery to a third consecutive month.

Data from the European Automobile Manufactured Association shows new car registrations for Tesla jumped more than 46.5% from a year earlier

to over 10,600 units across the EU. The sales growth comes as Tesla faces intense competition

from Chinese automakers and seeks regulatory approval to roll out its full self-driving technology

across the EU. And that's your TNB Tech Minute.

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