Welcome to TechCrunch AM! This morning, we have the latest on the Microsoft Sharepoint zero-day; how two young MIT dropouts' raised $32 million for their AI startup; and the launch of Tesla Supercharger compatibility for the Lucid Air EV. There's a bunch more stories fresh off the presses, so let's get to work! |
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Google, Microsoft say Chinese hackers are exploiting SharePoint zero-day: The tech giants have evidence that Chinese hackers are exploiting the new bug, but warned "multiple actors" are also hacking into affected SharePoint systems. Read More |
21-year-old MIT dropouts raise $32M at $300M valuation led by Insight: Karun Kaushik and Selin Kocalar weren't planning to raise a Series A so soon. Their AI compliance startup Delve was growing fast and signing customers at a steady clip. Then, inbound interest started rolling in. Read More |
Lucid Air owners will be able to use Tesla Superchargers from July 31: Owners of the Lucid Air sedan will be able to charge their luxury EVs at thousands of Tesla Supercharger stations in North America starting July 31. But there is a notable caveat: Lucid Air vehicles won't be able to charge as fast as Tesla vehicles. Read More |
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| Tesla opens retro-futuristic diner as Elon Musk hints at more locations: The Tesla Diner & Drive-In officially opened Monday, and it seems Elon Musk is planning for more. Read More |
Figma's Dylan Field will cash out about $60M in IPO, with Index, Kleiner, Greylock, Sequoia all selling, too: Figma is allowing existing shareholders to sell more stock than the company will in its IPO. Read More |
VSCO's iPhone camera app is now available globally: Photo editing and sharing app VSCO is making its iOS camera app, Capture, available across the world, following a limited launch in June, when the app came to Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Read More |
Anduril alums raise $24M Series A to bring military logistics out of the Excel spreadsheet era: Rune Technologies raised $24 million to advance deployment of TyrOS, AI-enabled predictive software for military logistics that can run on the ground without internet connection. Read More |
ChatGPT users send 2.5 billion prompts a day: ChatGPT receives 2.5 billion prompts from global users every day. Read More |
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| This startup thinks email could be the key to usable AI agents: Mixus' AI agent platform not only keeps humans in the workflow, it also allows those humans to interact with agents directly from their email or Slack. Read More |
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