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The cybersecurity giant fell short of Wall Street's revenue expectations while net new ARR failed to meet the high analyst bar.

Devin Gaffney plans to pair Graze's feed engine with Flipboard's advertiser relationships after 21 months of running lean.

The connector extends Charlie Tafoya and Michael Bridge's decade-long data bet into a third major AI interface, two months after a $140M-plus investment.

Codebreaker Labs, Ryan Gill's Boulder startup, wants to turn engineered genetic variants into experimental training data for biology AI.

METR found roughly 700 agents joined the July attack after 1,200 instances created a shared message board and traded over 70,000 items.

Project OT considered cuts of up to 60% in some teams; Meta still eliminated about 8,000 jobs in May and redeployed thousands more.

Benchmark and Index are in talks to lead the round after Kleiner Perkins backed a $75M Series A earlier in August.

The prescription sensor reads both markers every minute and is due in the U.S. later in 2026, with insulin-pump integrations starting by year-end.

Manil Lakabi's YC-backed tool plans, designs and packages React Native apps for testing and App Store review.

Actinide says its Texas-built electromagnetic separator enriched natural uranium to 15.38% uranium-235 - HALEU - and produced it as a solid, potentially skipping a missing industrial step in America's nuclear-fuel buildout.

Portable Computer keeps models and files on a DGX Spark, while cloud escalation still requires approval and credits.

The public-preview model handles 85+ languages, custom jargon and up to three speakers across live and recorded audio.

Stanford, Oxford and METR analyzed three separate samples of about 250,000 conversations through Anthropic's privacy filter.

Google says its latest speech-to-text model handles structured strings, filler removal, formatting and custom vocabulary, while pricing and the access path remain undisclosed.

Blackroot's new guide translates a January architecture that trades some MoE experts for hashed N-gram embeddings.

Anna Marie Wagner and Renee Wegrzyn's startup aims to turn tacit laboratory know-how into data that scientists, software and robots can use.

TQ Ventures led the Series A, with Benchmark, Nexus, Atreides, South Park Commons and Zscaler backing former Google employees Drishan Arora and Dhruv Malrana.

An SEC filing shows 18 investors backed the equity offering, which includes converted securities and leaves $3.2M still available.

Risklytics, the YC-backed brokerage, uses AI for intake, then puts licensed humans between frontier-tech founders and policy forms.

The same-day follow-up puts Qwen's new model on QwenCloud with a default 1-million-token context and OpenAI and Anthropic API compatibility.

Cuberg founder Richard Wang plans 2027 pilots for a system that turns scrap aluminum into firm onsite power without combustion.

The former Meta researchers behind Isaac 0.5 are betting one model can handle perception, reasoning and control without a stack of specialized systems.

Menlo Ventures and Unusual Ventures backed Praneet Sharma, Grace Johnson and Toby O'Brien as Oliver AI tests its performance case against internal benchmarks.

Costanoa led the round, with Flare and CVS Health Ventures joining as Akshay Agarwal expands the platform beyond manual payer reviews.