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Delta-v led the round as HiddenLayer reported 10x ARR growth and aimed its security platform at coding agents, model files and enterprise workflows.

Bar Winkler and Roey Lalazar's Wonderful is valued at $5B and says it has 650 employees while operating in more than 35 markets.

Bessemer is leading the reported financing, which would bring Upwind's disclosed funding to about $728M across its listed rounds if it closes.

RuntimeWire is testing Google's callable model against the Fable 5.1 model, while Google's public catalog still stops at Gemini 3.7 Flash.

Charlie F. Ruan leads an open-source runtime that uses WebGPU, WebAssembly and compiler-generated artifacts to run language models on users' devices.

Dean Ball, hired in July to shape frontier policy, says he will keep issuing candid warnings even when they complicate OpenAI's message.

Deep33 and Dell Technologies Capital backed the founders' push to turn combat-tested drone coordination into an export business.

The first cohort will include up to 100 New York-area superintendents, education leaders and educators, with SkillsBuild learning, credentials and responsible-AI capstone projects this fall.

The former Ukrainian defense minister is taking wartime operating experience to market, though the product, funding amount and Palantir's role remain undefined.

Maverick Silicon led the round at a $1.6B valuation, backing Apple and PrimeSense veterans Alexander Shpunt, Arman Hajati and Yuval Gerson.

The Predator Atlas 7 pairs Intel Arc G3 options with an 80 Wh battery; North American availability starts in Q4.

Altimeter and Madrona co-led the financing, though an Altimeter investor post describes a $38M seed round while SciFin announced $44M.

The University of Stuttgart-trained founders will finance preparations for a second SR75 flight, expand production and push their three-stage SL1 vehicle toward orbit.

First Round led the $9M seed for a San Francisco team packaging years of GPU infrastructure work into clusterdOS.

A September 1st post describes remote commands in version 0.6.2, while DumboDB's September 2nd roadmap still lists clone, push and pull as future work.

LatchBio found 59.2% red-team refusal and 64.8% routine completion, showing how far behavior can shift under one model name.

Twitch lets creators, editors and moderators export mid-set moments to social platforms, reopening a growth channel blocked when the licensed program launched.

Map Fixer restores Lake Ontario and Gulf of Mexico labels in Chromium browsers, because geography now has regional settings.

Alibaba says the September 2nd update improves coding and Cowork performance; its Singapore service lists $2 per million input tokens and $6 per million output tokens.

The reported coding model could arrive 20 days after Gemini 3.7 Flash, though Google has yet to publish benchmarks, pricing or a model card.

Baseten's technical essay turns latency, throughput and model quality into a framework for deciding where expensive inference gains come from.

Basis, Clay and Exa Labs show three ways founders are turning bounded internal processes into agent workflows, from onboarding and account triage to tested developer integrations.

Scott Wu's Cognition drew nearly $10B of investor interest for a financing that could lift its valuation about 81% from May. Terms remain under negotiation.

Pivotal is pitching public-safety and defense missions alongside personal-aircraft sales, drawing on Ross's aviation and autonomy background.