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Pilgrim told the WSJ its $25M seed round valued the Redwood City startup at $150M; Anthropic researchers Logan Graham and Sholto Douglas invested personally.

Their May launch put an AI flight-booking service under the name Stanley Virgint had given his AI travel companion. Soar Flights was still publicly using the Soar name on September 25th.

The deposit-backed agreement replaces part of a 2023 letter of intent; the aircraft is targeting service in 2031, pending FAA certification.

CEO Sam Tabar is selling a way to pool compute across 83 kilometers; final fiber testing to confirm commercial specifications remains underway.

TechCrunch reported a 2026 inquiry into Comma.ai, but its linked NHTSA page is generic. The available PE16-007 document concerns Tesla and Mobileye; an NHTSA FOIA log separately lists a 2016 order to Comma.ai.

The Marketo co-founder says Phave replaces rule-built campaigns with individualized sequences; the platform reached general availability in August and starts at $36,000 a year.

Bloomberg reports a December 31st target but gives no current or planned chip count for the Memphis-area cluster.

Horizon Create targets phones and Horizon Studio runs in a browser; both remain in gradual early access, with creator payouts still short on detail.

Daniel Ek's health startup is charging $499 for a one-hour scan at its SoHo clinic, its first location outside Europe.

The roughly one-year delay pushes back returns on Blue Owl's reported $3B equity stake and gives lenders a live test of who bears infrastructure risk.

The company says deliveries begin after a first truck left the line in April; 50,000 units is the factory's planned annual capacity, not current output.

Titan's September Form D reports $4M sold toward a $5M target and 16 investors, whose identities are not disclosed. It does not establish whether the offering is tied to the $3M seed announced in June.

The September 24th release handles nested arrays and their PostgreSQL functions, extending the product's post-1.0 push to behave like the database it aims to complement.

Cerebras reports a 22-second median across two successful runs using Qwen 3.8 27B, its inference hardware, parallel checks and a saved website-navigation skill.

Higgsfield's example totals 263 credits for a 15-second workflow; video steps are listed at 720p, while Audio's resolution depends on input and rates vary by plan.

Founder Sara Du is betting that agents need persistent identities, permissions and shared context inside workplace messaging, rather than another add-on to Slack.

The September 24th post promises access across Nous Portal tiers, while the Portal's pricing page describes hosted tools as a paid-tier benefit.

The Cambridge startup says its inference system can reduce costs by up to 80%; its funding backs a push to sell the runtime to engineering teams.

Aniket's September 24th post quoted $0.07 per million input tokens, while Isoquant's website now shows different rates and performance claims based on its own benchmark.

TestingCatalog reports that the proposed ChatGPT tier would add 'Fastest Work and Codex' to Pro, with higher usage limits also possible. OpenAI has not listed it on its pricing page.

Patrick Eden and Julian Kolbe are building a shared permissions and audit layer for agents using different AI assistants.

Founder Lindsey Elliott drew the design from refinery work; the startup is selling managed field service rather than asking plants to buy the robot.

Founder Ali Ansari says flow-transform 1.0 scored 96% F1 on PrivacyBench; micro1's new end-to-end benchmark is synthetic and limited to tabular data.

Anthropic is locking in seven years of CPU capacity; Akamai says the deal could expand by another $9B and estimates about $5.5B in related capital spending.