The Brutalist Report

TechCrunch

• Wayve raises $1 billion to take its Tesla-like technology for self-driving to many carmakers [424d]
• The Kendrick-Drake feud shows how technology is changing rap battles [424d]
• TechCrunch Space: Launch pad decongestion [424d]
• The Net Gala hosts its first event for the stylish and chronically online [424d]
• Lucid loses longtime Apple and Intel exec who steered software division [424d]
• Global crypto firms turn to Hong Kong for refuge — and opportunity [424d]
• DocuSign acquires AI-powered contract management firm Lexion [424d]
• Opera’s AI assistant can now summarize web pages on Android [424d]
• Apple iPad event: What to expect [424d]
• TechCrunch Minute: Newchip, Techstars, and what happens when startup accelerators fail [424d]
• Police resurrect Lockbit’s site and troll the ransomware gang [424d]
• How to choose a deep tech startup program [424d]
• Dorsey leaves Bluesky, tech giants do more with less, and the next IPO [424d]
• Apple iPad event 2024: Watch Apple unveil new iPads right here [424d]
• Alphabet-owned Intrinsic incorporates Nvidia tech into robotics platform [424d]
• Stack Overflow signs deal with OpenAI to supply data to its models [424d]
• Biden administration plans $285M in CHIPS Act funding for digital twins [424d]
• Quora CEO Adam D’Angelo talks about AI, chatbot platform Poe, and why OpenAI is not a competitor [424d]
• Sequoia’s Jess Lee explains how early-stage startups can identify product-market fit [424d]