The Brutalist Report - techcrunch
- Tumblr+ kills Post+, its ill-fated subscription offering for creators [35m]
- Europol arrest hackers allegedly behind string of ransomware attacks [43m]
- Pika Labs, which is building AI tools to generate and edit videos, raises $55M [1h]
- Candex lands $45M infusion to grow its procurement management business [2h]
- Solve Intelligence helps attorneys draft patents for IP analysis and generation [2h]
- Vimcal raises $4.5 million to expand its team offerings [3h]
- NXTP closes largest fund with $98M for early-stage B2B founders in Latin America [3h]
- AWS brings Amazon One palm-scanning authentication to the enterprise [4h]
- Meta’s EU ad-free subscription faces early privacy challenge [5h]
- As pet owners turn to mobile insurance apps, Lassie raises $25M Series B led by Balderton [6h]
- Augment provides an MBA-like program, but exclusively online [7h]
- Wind.app makes DeFi accessible to the average consumer [10h]
- Amazon announces three new serverless offerings to kick off re:Invent [10h]
- Paris-based startup studio Hexa raises some funding to launch even more startups [10h]
- Apple partner Foxconn to invest $1.5 billion in India [12h]
- Inflow connects small fashion brands with manufacturers in Vietnam [13h]
- European startup funding halved to $42B in 2023, says Atomico [14h]
- Cradle’s AI-powered protein programming platform levels up with $24M in new funding [15h]
- Amazon’s iRobot purchase sucks up formal competition concerns in EU [15h]
- Terran Orbital sues former CTO who joined call for leadership shake-up [16h]
- Shein files confidentially to go public in the US [16h]
- Max Q: The Thanksgiving edition [16h]
- This virtual garage sale lets you haggle with AIs to buy Tesla stock, a PS5 or a toilet magazine [16h]
- Ukraine detains Victor Zhora, former top government cyber official [16h]
- Reddit might once again be flirting with an IPO [17h]
- Meta turned a blind eye to kids on its platforms for years, unredacted lawsuit alleges [18h]
- A comprehensive list of 2023 tech layoffs [18h]
- Google’s new tools help discussion forums and social media platforms rank higher in search results [18h]
- This week in AI: The OpenAI debacle shows the perils of going commercial [18h]
- Sweden sides with Tesla, says transport agency must deliver plates or pay up [18h]
- Affirm’s head of product discusses its new approach to buy now, pay later [18h]
- Rivian launches leasing program for its all-electric R1T pickup in 14 states [19h]
- With AI chatbots, will Elon Musk and the ultra-rich replace the masses? [19h]
- Contrary to reports, OpenAI probably isn’t building humanity-threatening AI [20h]
- Prefab home builder Veev reportedly shutting down after reaching unicorn status last year [20h]
- The best tech gifts under $50 to consider in 2023 [20h]
- Ransomware ‘catastrophe’ at Fidelity National Financial causes panic with homeowners and buyers [21h]
- What to look out for in this week’s deluge of SaaS earnings reports [21h]
- California’s privacy watchdog eyes AI rules with opt-out and access rights [21h]
- Lapse, a photo app that forced users to invite friends, is running out of steam [22h]
- Cyberattack on legal tech provider causing widespread disruption to UK law firms [22h]
- Crypto enforcers wielded a heavy hand this year, but don’t expect it to get softer in 2024 [22h]
- Construction marketplace Construex takes in first capital to expand in Latin America [22h]
- VCs have a jargon problem and this is how to fix it [22h]
- Evernote pushes users to upgrade with test of a free plan limited to only 50 notes [23h]
- TC Startup Battlefield master class with Lightspeed Ventures: Use generative AI to supercharge efficiency [23h]
- Securing generative AI across the technology stack [23h]
- Judge to deliberate competition harm vs Google’s gains in search antitrust trial [23h]
- How soon can I get a computer-brain implant? [23h]
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