Products — Page 10
Launches, updates, hands-on coverage.
- SerpApi launches Extract API for webpage data and bounded crawling
Founder Julien Khaleghy is extending SerpApi from search results to page content, with crawl limits and billing tied to successfully extracted pages.
- U-wifi launches $55 5G internet with ads that could erase the bill
U-wifi CEO and co-founder Donald Workman is betting that self-installation, T-Mobile connectivity and voluntary ad viewing can make home internet cheaper to buy and keep.
- Meta puts camera-free Ray-Ban glasses on sale for $349
Meta is adding a prescription-ready, audio-first option to its EssilorLuxottica partnership, with Meta AI and up to 12 hours of battery life.
- Lightmatter and Flex fit a 204.8 Tbps photonic switch into one rack unit
Founder Nick Harris is taking Lightmatter's Passage optics from chip-level promises to OCP-standard hardware, with one tray for production validation and a separate XPU proof of concept.
- Higgsfield schedules AI video production, with each run still costing credits
Higgsfield now pitches chat-based batches and scheduled Supercomputer tasks, with credit charges and human review still part of the workflow.
- Marvell adds six memory channels to CXL expanders for AI servers
Marvell's new controllers support up to 9TB of DDR4 or 6TB of DDR5, but are expected to begin sampling in Q1 2027.
- insidepacket unveils a white-label on-ramp from enterprises to GPU clouds
insidepacket founder Eli Karpilovski's platform lets operators and GPU providers sell private AI connectivity under their own brands; Zayo Europe is the first named partner.
- Valen's borrow checker permits mutable aliases by tracking where references point
Evan Ovadia's experimental language builds on Nick Smith's group-borrowing proposal, with Rust interoperability as a design target.
- Tesla says 300 Cybercabs serve Austin as its driverless fleet scales eightfold
The October 10th claim comes as Texas records list 319 Cybercabs statewide, while federal regulators examine the vehicle's safety certification.
- carrier-explode makes phone firmware searchable for carrier settings
Maintainer Alec Dusheck began by inspecting iPhone carrier bundles by hand. The project's homepage says version 2.0 is out, with a much-improved backend and decoders still in development.
- Pine AI launches a cloud computer for agents working across business software
Pine AI's private-beta product reads interface changes as structure and returns completed work; its benchmark shows more checkpoint progress but fewer finished tasks.
- Cloudflare adds production flamegraphs to Workers, exposing where CPU and memory go
The on-demand profiles cover Workers and Durable Objects; Cloudflare's examples show what brief, traffic-dependent captures can reveal and what they miss.
- Goodfire monitors AI agents from inside the model to cut review costs
Goodfire's Baseten launch uses small probes to flag risky behavior before escalating it. Goodfire reports cost and detection results on Kimi K3, plus separate probe results on GLM-4.5-Air.
- Meta brings ESPN's live college football to Quest ahead of its $1,299.99 VR glasses
The October 10th Texas-Oklahoma game starts a weekly slate on Quest, while Meta pitches more than 100 immersive sports events a year for its 2027 glasses.
- Cogent maps enterprise attack paths and picks the fix that breaks them
CEO Vineet Edupuganti is extending Cogent's vulnerability-remediation platform across cloud, identity, network and code. Its VR-1 model identifies and prioritizes exploitable routes.
- Gremlin turns chaos tests into AI-generated fixes for reliability risks
Gremlin's Foresight AI extends co-founder Kolton Andrus's fault-injection work at Amazon and Netflix into a product that proposes fixes and retests them.
- gtlds.fyi turns ICANN's new domain applications into a searchable directory
The directory groups proposed strings, applicants and overlaps from ICANN's 2026 application release.
- Atomic Machines ships its first Matter Compiler relay for evaluation
The 150-amp PrimeSwitch PS-150 is designed for power distribution, including 800-volt DC systems in AI data centers. Atomic Machines says it has raised $250 million to date and spent six years developing its manufacturing system.
- Replit previews a Windows app that builds and runs software locally
Amjad Masad's company is opening a waitlist for a desktop preview that isolates each build with Microsoft and NVIDIA runtime technology.
- Gusto brings selected client payroll into one AI conversation
At Gusto Next, Josh Reeves's company paired a redesigned Gusto Pro with a multi-client MCP that prepares payroll work for accountants to review.
- Apollo previews field-level controls for AI agents using enterprise APIs
CEO and co-founder Matt DeBergalis is extending Apollo's API-orchestration platform to agent access, with Intuit piloting the service in private preview.
- Atmosfy launches Atlas to license its place-tagged video to AI companies
Founder Michael Ebel is turning his local-discovery app, built to help small businesses, into a data product. Its scale figures remain company-reported.
- Olyzon launches agents to coordinate CTV ad buying across existing platforms
Olyzon CEO Jules Minvielle is extending a CTV business built from his earlier adtech ventures into software that plans, activates and measures campaigns across buyers' existing tools.
- Linux Foundation launches OpenGrid to move grid models across software
The Linux Foundation's OpenGrid, chaired by former Xcel Energy planning chief Alice Yake, starts with shared standards and a data hub; its first translator is planned for 2027.