In a new podcast, Cursor’s engineering head says core features like its agent and Debug Mode began as quick prototypes, not planned roadmaps. The company, with a team of about 20, prioritizes internal adoption and moving fast with minimal process.
The ports-to-telecoms giant is moving ahead with plans to list its massive retail arm. The IPO could be a major test for Hong Kong’s resurgent market.
In a new podcast episode, GTMfund’s Paul Irving argues that technical advantages vanish in months now. The only durable moat left is a unique, well-executed go-to-market motion tailored to your ideal customer.
US hedge fund manager Boaz Weinstein is taking another run at the Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, amassing a 30% stake. His campaign highlights a surge in activist investors targeting UK companies, forcing boards to defend their strategies publicly.
Semafor has raised $30 million in new funding, valuing the company at $330 million. The startup, co-founded by Justin Smith and Ben Smith, turned its first profit in 2025 with $40 million in revenue.
Resecurity researchers set up a honeypot using synthetic data blended with real, old breached information to deceive threat actors. The trap successfully snared members of the Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters group, who then bragged about their “breach” online. The incident highlights a growing, but ethica
NinjaOne, an IT management platform, announced it has topped $500 million in annualized recurring revenue. The company saw nearly 70% year-over-year revenue growth and now serves over 35,000 customers. President Chris Matarese forecasts another 60-70% growth for 2026.
Financial Times News reports that 2026 could see a historic IPO wave dominated by US tech behemoths like SpaceX and OpenAI. This looming flood of capital-hungry American listings exposes a fundamental weakness in European equity markets that rule changes can’t fix.
AI software developer Iterate.ai is making a massive pivot to a channel-first model. CEO Jon Nordmark expects partner-driven revenue to jump from 20% to 95% by 2027, fueled by demand for private, on-premises AI solutions.
According to a report, Palo Alto Networks is considering a $400 million acquisition of Israeli endpoint security startup Koi. This rumor follows CEO Nikesh Arora’s recent visit to Tel Aviv, where he also met with teams from CyberArk, the company Palo Alto is in the process of buying for $25 billion.
