The Brutalist Report

TechCrunch

• Apple warns investors its new products might never be as profitable as the iPhone [483d]
• Nvidia just became the world’s largest company amid AI boom [483d]
• Canoo’s CFO and top lawyer are the latest executives to leave [484d]
• X reinstates SwapYourVote’s account after suspending it as spam [484d]
• Google ‘fixes’ issues with voting search results that weren’t actually broken [484d]
• The TechCrunch Cyber Glossary [484d]
• As generative AI gets better, what will happen to artists? [484d]
• Mozilla Foundation lays off 30% staff, drops advocacy division [484d]
• Google is opening an AI hub in oil-rich Saudi Arabia [484d]
• Nodal connects hopeful parents with surrogates as reproductive freedom hangs in limbo [484d]
• Substack is giving out free subscriptions to boost app installs [484d]
• Waymo’s latest funding round boosts it to a $45B valuation [484d]
• Rivian’s software boss is ‘super excited’ about third-party apps [484d]
• Symbiotic Security helps developers find bugs as they code [484d]
• Apple’s new widget puts Election Day updates on your Lock Screen and Home Screen [484d]
• Oil giant BP is killing 18 hydrogen projects, chilling the nascent industry [484d]
• Elon Musk’s false and misleading election claims have been viewed 2 billion times on X [484d]
• Swiggy IPO nets $606 million from institutional investors [484d]
• Meta extends political ad ban past Election Day [484d]
• Google Cloud to make multi-factor authentication mandatory in 2025 [484d]
• A comprehensive list of 2024 tech layoffs [484d]
• How a box on a roof helped Transaera land $8.2 million in funding [484d]
• Canadian authorities say they arrested hacker linked to Snowflake data breaches [484d]
• Meta found to have exposed info on North Korean defectors to advertisers [484d]
• Printful and Printify ink a merger deal [484d]