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Oura just filed to go public, and with 5.5 million smart rings sold, it's not a speculative bet — it's a real business making a serious Wall Street move.
A startup just documented four years of building on Amazon Web Services before shutting down. The lessons are more valuable than the failure itself.
A thermal printer repurposed as a TTRPG utility is generating serious buzz on Hacker News. Cheap receipt hardware is now running dungeon master handouts on demand.
A confirmed bug is stopping Pixel Watch owners from using the ECG app — one of the device's key health features. Google is aware, and a fix may be coming soon.
A new AI therapy startup just scored 95 on the Vera-MH safety benchmark. Consumer bots top out at 65. That gap is the whole pitch.
A blockchain startup says a multi-layer quantum defense with a soft fork could protect Satoshi's 1.1M BTC and millions more. Here's what they're actually proposing.
Convective Capital just closed an $85M fund and is moving well beyond fire tech. This is what happens when climate reality forces a VC to think bigger.
Spotify and Universal Music just made AI-generated covers and remixes legal — and profitable. Here's what this deal actually means for music's future.
Waymo's robotaxis keep driving into flooded streets, and the company has now suspended operations in four cities. This isn't just a bug — it's a reality check for autonomous driving.
SpaceX dropped its IPO prospectus and the numbers tell a very different story than Apple or Google ever did. Can a rocket company really buy its way into the trillion-dollar club?