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Omen AI founder Zach Laberge plans to combine his sensor technology with Aquatic Labs founder Allan Adams's ocean-sensing work by early 2027. TechCrunch reported the $16M cash-and-stock deal on November 2nd, 2026; the agreement date and closing status are not established in the reporting.

PIF keeps 51% of Humain as Aramco takes 49%, contributing $2.6B in cash during 2026 plus AI, compute, and digital assets.

The $65-per-share cash-and-stock deal pairs DoorDash's delivery network with Instacart's grocery software and awaits shareholder and regulatory approvals.

Founder Cody Tranbarger will continue Mithril's muscular-dystrophy research and start additional programs; the current evidence is preclinical.

The October 27th decision clears FCC review, but the deal still has closing conditions; Amazon plans to begin deploying its own direct-to-device satellites in 2028.

The October 26th program covers eligible staff in four countries; Reuters reports about 60,000 employees can take it, including workers in AI Experiences and Copilot.

CTech reports a $2.3B cash-and-stock deal; Intel did not disclose the price and expects the acquisition to close in the first half of 2027.

Bloomberg reports about 400 job cuts across EA, including roughly 50 at the Edmonton studio, as the newly private publisher redirects development spending.

Founder Ashoka Rajendra drew on biology research and life-sciences software work to build the platform; Orchestra had reportedly raised $20 million before the deal.

TechWolf CEO Andreas De Neve reported US ARR rising from $1 million to $15 million in 18 months and models serving millions of people. Co-founder Jeroen Van Hautte says the founder cycle matters to Ghent; local examples show a broader pattern, not a proven TechWolf effect.

CTech reports that Elon Gliksberg built Ventris, a six-person Israeli startup, without outside funding. All six employees will join Hex-Rays, which plans to expand Ventris's operations in Israel.

The all-cash deal values Varonis at $49.75 a share and would take the Nasdaq-listed company private if it clears shareholder and regulatory approvals.

The October 14th update showed 45% quarter-over-quarter growth, down from more than doubling in Q2, while some investors had expected annualized revenue above $100B by year-end.

Led by Applied Digital co-founder Wes Cummins, Base Electron is developing a planned 1.2-GW North Dakota project under a 15-year power agreement with Applied Digital.

The September 29th deal brings a platform for AI-moderated interviews and customer simulations into Salesforce; neither side disclosed a price.

Revenue reached nearly $4.6B in 2025, but a $34B accounting charge drove most of the reported net loss as Anthropic targets a valuation above $2T.

Li will join AMD as executive vice president and chief scientist, while World Labs' research team is set to continue inside the chipmaker.

The first integration puts interactive, AI-generated charts in Replit chat, extending the platform from building apps to exploring company data.

Founder Mark Klarzynski built three storage companies that were acquired before PEAK:AIO; NetApp wants its metadata technology alongside ONTAP.

Co-founders Oliver Curtis and Tim Rosenfield are taking an infrastructure builder to public markets as most of its planned data centers remain under development.

The deal gives Cognex a robotics perception stack and values RealSense at roughly 5.6x to 6.3x its projected 2026 revenue.

Josh Payne's AI infrastructure builder reported $140.6M in half-year revenue; share count, price range and proceeds remain unset.

Jackson Corey built Shadow after stepping back from agency operations; Darkroom acquired the sister company and ran on it for six months.

Sean Kennedy's Gemspring-backed roll-up adds more than 400 field and support staff across the UK and Ireland; terms were not disclosed.