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Leaving a multi-billion dollar fund to make smaller bets? Sounds counterintuitive. But Vijay Pande, formerly of a16z, has a clear strategy.
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Leaving a multi-billion dollar fund to make smaller bets? Sounds counterintuitive. But Vijay Pande, formerly of a16z, has a clear strategy.

We thought rare books ended up in dusty libraries. Amazon, it seems, has other plans for their future.

Imagine being in the middle of nowhere and your phone actually works. No, it's not magic, but Sateliot's big dream, now with more cash to make it happen.

Ever wondered what happens when you hand an AI permission to browse the web and access your data? Well, some researchers just discovered that many research agents are leaving behind some seriously sketchy digital footprints — kind of like leaving your diary open on the library table.
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We thought AI was the only hype, but some are betting big on weapons. One firm just rounded up serious cash for defense startups.

Tired of hunting scattered papers, confused benchmarks, and tools that don't work? BenchFlow gathered everything you need to build and test AI agents without getting fooled.
While everyone's waiting for Nintendo's next masterpiece, Square Enix decided to play a different game: blending fast-paced combat with an 'HD-2D' aesthetic that makes pixels look like oil paintings. The result? The Adventures of Elliot, an experiment that might just change how we think about adventure games.
When the US president talks about chips, markets dance. Intel just soared 9% in premarket trading after the announcement of a collaboration with Apple to make semiconductors at home — exactly what investors and tech patriots needed to hear.

While everyone assumed AI agents would stay trapped in smartphones and computers, Microsoft decided to set them free. At Build 2026, the company unveiled Project Solara, a brand-new operating system built from scratch to run intelligent assistants on dedicated physical gadgets — think smart badges and connected desks.