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TikTok Is Exploring Peer-to-Peer Payments in DMs—but It Hasn’t Started Testing
18 sources0TikTok is reportedly developing peer to peer payments inside direct messages, based on code found in its U.S.
Cursor’s Origin Targets GitHub’s Outages Without Asking Developers to Leave
18 sources0Cursor launched Origin as a GitHub compatible alternative in August 2026, just as GitHub suffered a 6 hour 42 minute global degradation with error rates near 20%.
Why has the U.S. Department of Justice launched a nearly year-long Section 8 Clayton Act investigation into Andreessen Horowitz’s board seat
17 sources0The DOJ appears to be testing whether a16z’s two board representatives amount to an unlawful “interlock” between competitors—not alleging that a16z merely made two investments. The reported inquiry is unreso...
Relativity Networks Bets Hollow-Core Fiber Can Expand the Geography of AI Data Centers
21 sources0Relativity Networks is using hollow core fiber to reduce the distance penalty between AI campuses: ChronoCore is reported at about 3.5 microseconds per kilometer versus roughly 5 for conventional fiber, alth...
Vivodyne Says AI Drug Discovery Needs Better Human Data, Not Just Bigger Models
20 sources0Vivodyne argues that AI drug discovery is constrained less by model size than by a shortage of controlled, human relevant biological data.
PayPal and Venmo Can Now Pay College Tuition at Participating Schools
15 sources0PayPal and Venmo are now tuition payment options at participating U.S. colleges through existing billing portals.
Xteink X3 Review: Can This Tiny MagSafe E-Reader Really Beat Doomscrolling?
27 sources0The Xteink X3 is most effective as a habit design tool, not a phone blocker: its 58 gram MagSafe form makes a preloaded book available during the moments when you might otherwise open social media.
What is known about the CareCloud data breach disclosed in August 2026—including how more than 3.75 million patients were affected, when and
13 sources0CareCloud has reported that hackers stole personal and medical records of 3,756,469 people, making this the fifth-largest reported U.S. healthcare-data breach of 2026 so far. The figure was far above the rou...
Why are home battery systems suddenly becoming cheap and widely available, how are Tesla, Base Power, and other companies competing through
19 sources0Home batteries are becoming accessible mainly because cheaper lithium-ion cells and a new financing model let providers recover part of the equipment cost by operating fleets of customer batteries as grid re...
How to Volunteer at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Benefits, Requirements and Application Dates
16 sources0TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 volunteers receive free general admission for October 13–15 and hands on event experience, but published requirements conflict: the promotional information says at least 12 hours from...
Calendly Notetaker Explained: How Its AI Meeting Assistant and Callie Work
16 sources0Announced on August 19, 2026, Calendly Notetaker is designed to record and transcribe meetings, create recaps and action items, and draft follow up emails.
Amazon Targets Nearly 500 U.S. Cities for Prime Air Drone Delivery by 2026
25 sources0Amazon says Prime Air will reach nearly 500 U.S. cities and towns by the end of 2026—about six times its current footprint.