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Ratio makes the discounts unnecessary by giving SaaS companies capital upfront so they can offer customers more flexible payment options. Ratio bags $411M in equity, credit for flexible subscription payment models by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch... →

Long-time visitors to the Detroit auto show will be disappointed. The glitz and glamor are gone. In 2022 the show is much, much smaller than in the past. Ford, General Motors, and Stallantis are exhibiting, and Toyota has a simple booth. That’s about it: No Volkswagen, BMW, Honda or other industry giants. And that’s great […] Mobility startups are filling the void in the much, much smaller Detroit auto show by Matt Burns originally published on TechCrunch... →

European Union lawmakers have proposed a new set of product rules to apply to smart devices that’s intended to compel makers of Internet-connected hardware — such as ‘smart’ washing machines or connected toys — to pay fulsome attention to device security. The proposed EU Cyber Resilience Act will introduce mandatory cybersecurity requirements for products that […] The EU unboxes its plan for smart device security by Natasha Lomas originally published on TechCrunch... →

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AI Dungeon realized the dream many gamers have had since the ’80s: an evolving storyline that players themselves create and direct. Now, it’s going further with a new feature that enables players to generate images that illustrate those stories. Developed by indie game studio Latitude, which was initially a one-person operation, AI Dungeon writes dialogue […] Latitude brings AI-generated artwork to AI Dungeon by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

Big news in the world of digital creative tech: Adobe today announced that it would acquire Figma for $20 billion, taking out one of its biggest rivals in the realm of digital design. Both the WSJ and Bloomberg reported earlier this morning that Adobe was close to announcing the deal to acquire Figma. In the […] Adobe is buying Figma for $20B, taking out one of its biggest rivals in digital design by Ingrid Lunden originally published on TechCrunch... →

Denim, the fintech platform for freight and logistics formerly known as Axle Payments, today announced that it raised $126 million in a Series B funding round led by Pelion Venture Partners with participation from Crosslink Capital, Anthemis, Trucks VC, FJ Labs, Tribeca Early Stage Partners and Refashiond Ventures at a “nine-figure” valuation. CEO and co-founder […] Denim, a fintech platform for freight brokers, raises $126M in equity and debt by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

When financial institutions want to offer a debit card or credit card, they hire an issuing processor to help them with those services. When they want to offer merchants the ability to accept cards, they sign up with an acquiring processor. But when it comes to cross border payments and international fund transfers generally, banks […] Payall lands $10M in a16z-led seed round to help banks facilitate more cross-border payments by Mary Ann Azevedo originally published on TechCrunch... →

Студия выиграла 143 дела, судебные процессы продолжаются... →

Сделку планируют закрыть в 2023 году после получения необходимых разрешений.... →

Сумма сделки — $15 млрд, говорит источник.... →

Сумма сделки — $15 млрд, говорит источник.... →

Google's John Mueller said on Twitter this morning that word count is not a sign or factor for what Google considers to be thin content or unhelpful content. John wrote, "Word count is not a sign that a page is thin content."... →

Google has made changes to how your feeds work for countries, removing the need to list a primary country and additional countries, and replacing them with target countries.... →

Изменения вступят в силу с 1 октября 2022 года.... →

Earlier this month, Google said it might remove the word count reference from the best practices for your article pages help document in the Search Console news errors page. Well, it did, it removed the whole section and error around "article too short."... →

Companies (and VCs) spend billions of dollars on cybersecurity, but primarily focus on protecting infrastructure or endpoints. That’s not always the right approach in a world where — thanks to the pandemic — data is increasingly distributed across clouds, software-as-a-service apps, and storage systems. According to one 2021 survey, 61% of security leaders in the […] Cybersecurity firm Fortanix secures capital to provide confidential computing services by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

U.K.-based fintech Lightyear is extending its stock-trading offering to include a wide selection of U.K. and European stocks, as well as exchange traded funds (ETF). The news comes just a couple of months after Lightyear launched outside the U.K. for the first time, arriving in 19 European markets, with the support of $25 million in […] Lightyear opens to stocks and ETFs across the UK and Europe by Paul Sawers originally published on TechCrunch... →

Google is promoting the Google Lens feature in the mobile search results based on the type of query you enter. Google has a promotion box smack in the middle of the search results page that says "search what you see, camera search" with a picture of a dog on its back.... →