TechCrunchTechCrunchTwo years ago, a controversial dating app was launched and quickly shuttered: for people with good-to-excellent credit. Now, the founder is relaunching it, open to anyone.
Helion's Polaris device hit 150 million degrees C recently, a milestone that nudges the company toward its commercial power plant that will sell electricity to Microsoft.
If a passenger accidentally leaves a Waymo door open, the vehicle can get stuck in place.
The longevity-obsessed investor Bryan Johnson is charging $1 million to sign up for his "Immortals" program.
Pinterest's stock tumbles after an earnings miss, with higher-than-expected usage its only bright spot.
IBM plans to triple its entry-level hiring in the U.S. in 2026, but these jobs will have different tasks than in previous years.
The company's annual revenue was boosted by its technology joint venture with Volkswagen Group.
"I really want to see a mass driver on the moon that is shooting AI satellites into deep space."
Didero functions as an agentic AI layer that sits on top of a company’s existing ERP, acting as a coordinator that reads incoming communications and automatically executes the necessary updates and tasks.
The infusion of funding for the AI startup takes place as it is vying for customers and cultural attention with its competitor, OpenAI.
When Apple Vision Pro first came out two years ago, YouTube hesitated to release a dedicated app. Today is the day they officially launch one.
Emails published by the Justice Department revealed cybersecurity veteran Vincenzo Iozzo emailed, and arranged to meet, Jeffrey Epstein multiple times between 2014 and 2018.
The EPA's new rule seeks to undo a 2009 finding that allowed the federal government to regulate six greenhouse gases.
WP Engine claims Automattic was going to target more hosting companies with royalty fees.
Spotify credits Claude Code and its internal AI system Honk with speeding up development.
OpenAI calls the new coding tool the "first milestone" in its relationship with the chipmaker.
CEO Chris Urmson called it a “superhuman” moment, adding that Aurora’s trucks can now carry freight 1,000 miles in 15 hours — faster than what a human driver can legally accomplish.
Coupang’s massive data breach has sparked U.S. investor lawsuits against the South Korean government over alleged discrimination.
The show is expected to run for four seasons, with the possibility of spin-offs, a prequel, and foreign versions.
In a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook, FTC chair Andrew Ferguson cited reports from Media Research Center, a right-leaning think tank, which accused Apple of excluding right-leaning outlets from the top 20 articles in the Apple News feed.