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With the new funding, Pietra enters the commerce enablement sector with a revamped monthly subscription membership for access to free software tools. Pietra helped creators start DTC businesses; now it has a roadmap for everyone by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch... →

Google Chrome укрепил позиции в списке популярных браузеров для ПК... →

Компания Match Group, владеющая сервисом, планирует полностью покинуть рынок до 30 июня... →

Поддержка социальным инициативам от платформы и её пользователей достигнет более 100 млн рублей к 2024 году... →

Citymapper is lowering the paywall around its premium features and introducing a new subscription plan purely for removing ads. The move comes less than two months after the popular transit and travel planning app was scooped up by mobility tech company Via. London-based Citymapper, which gives city-dwellers real-time transport and routing information across hundreds of […] Citymapper lowers the paywall for premium features but keeps monthly subscription for removing ads by Paul Sawers originally published ... →

A month after internal, sensitive data from Samsung was accidentally leaked to ChatGPT, Samsung is cracking down on usage of the generative AI service. The electronics giant is planning a temporary block of the use of generative AI tools on company-owned devices, covering computers, tablets, phones, as well as non-company-owned devices running on internal networks. […] Samsung bans use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT after April internal data leak by Kate Park originally published on TechCrunch... →

Worldwide, about one in six people live with a disability. Whether through injury or illness, disability can manifest itself as an impediment to mobility. There have been fantastic advancements in communication and operational technologies, but there’s always room for improvement, and Augmental, an MIT Media Lab spinoff, thinks that it might be on to something […] Augmental lets you control a computer (and sex toys) with your tongue by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch... →

When I visited Viam’s Manhattan offices late last year, I was struck by two things. First, there’s a killer view of Lincoln Center. As the weather is getting warmer and they’re starting to do those all-ages outdoor movie screenings, you can probably just hang out up there and watch the whole thing from the other […] Viam’s robot prototyping software hits general availability by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch... →

In early 2022, you may remember, we called for experts to submit applications to present breakout sessions and roundtable discussions at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023, taking place on September 19–21 in San Francisco. After spending dozens of late nights poring over thousands of applications and consuming frightening levels of caffeine, it’s time to reveal the Audience […] Vote for the breakout sessions you want at Disrupt 2023 by Lauren Simonds originally published on TechCrunch... →

Self-driving trucking company Kodiak Robotics plans to introduce an electric autonomous Class 8 truck to its fleet in 2024. The news comes as California, one of the states Kodiak hopes to do business in, recently voted to ban the sale of new diesel heavy duty trucks by 2036 and will require that all trucks be […] Kodiak Robotics is adding an electric, autonomous semi truck to its fleet next year by Rebecca Bellan originally published on TechCrunch... →

The battery industry is on the cusp of a radical change, and a $10M seed round raised by Chemix shows why. The era of software-defined battery startups is here by Tim De Chant originally published on TechCrunch... →

Startups working on driverless cars fully may no longer attract the kind of nine-figure acquisition or funding offers that were prevalent just a few years ago. But there are still pockets within the broader automated vehicle technology sector that have captured the interest and investment of strategic investors. “We’re looking for solutions that can integrate […] Woven Capital, Nvidia back Foretellix’s autonomous vehicle validation tech by Rebecca Bellan originally published on TechCrunch... →

We’re currently deep in the cycle of every enterprise-adjacent company integrating a large language model into its services. Today, New Relic is throwing its hat in the ring with Grok, which it calls the “world’s first generative AI assistant for observability” (and I’m sure it won’t be the last). Unsurprisingly, the idea here is to […] New Relic launches Grok, it’s AI observability assistant by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch... →

Volkswagen’s software arm Cariad is beefing out its U.S. tech hub with semiconductor experts, including the company’s new CEO, Scott Runner.  Runner has a 30-year career building hardware and semiconductor teams at companies like Qualcomm, and his appointment signals a push by Cariad, and therefore VW, to build greater semiconductor capabilities in the U.S. Cariad […] VW’s software arm Cariad hires semiconductor expert as US-based CEO by Rebecca Bellan originally published on TechCrunch... →

Кампания «Качественно, вкусно — и точка» разработана совместно с ГК «Родная речь»... →

С 2016 года он боролся с онкологией... →

Traditionally, Mixpanel has provided information about product usage to product teams. Increasingly, especially with the end of cookies and third party data, product data has taken on greater value for other parts of the company, and Mixpanel is making it easier for marketing people to get at it too with a new product called Mixpanel […] Mixpanel moves into marketing data with its latest product by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch... →

We’ve seen a number of enterprise software companies making announcements related to generative AI in the last six weeks from established companies like Salesforce and Adobe to startups like Ada and Forethought. Box is the latest to be announcing its own flavor of the technology under the moniker Box AI, and it will be teaming […] Box is partnering with OpenAI to bring generative AI tools across the platform by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch... →

Several years ago, entrepreneur Dhiraj Sharma’s first company, a software consultancy, was hired by an HR tech firm to develop an app to improve the employee onboarding experience. Instead of creating a one-off, ad hoc solution, Sharma spearheaded a platform, Simpplr, which later spun off into its own company. Today, Simpplr sells what’s essentially an […] Simpplr raises $70M for its AI-powered intranet platform by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

While last month's Google webmaster report was filled with the Google March core update, the product reviews update, Bard, AI, sitenames and more; this month was just as packed. We had the reviews update, a local look at the core update, big updates to the Google ranking systems document, a new search engine for Google code-named Magi and so much more.... →