MyFitnessPal has acquired Cal AI, a viral tracking tool created by two 19-year-olds that simplifies nutrition through computer vision.
When customer support shifts from a cost center to a software loop, the very structure of a startup changes forever.
Stripe's new billing infrastructure for AI companies mirrors the historical transition from fixed utility costs to value-based arbitrage.
As Pronto expands across India, the invisible labor of the household is being codified into a new digital architecture.
As Cursor’s revenue climbs into the billions, the act of programming is shifting from a craft of syntax to an exercise in curation and intent.
A sudden government blocking order has left one of the world's largest developer communities struggling to keep their applications online.
Chinese manufacturers are outpacing international rivals in humanoid robotics by focusing on rapid prototyping and aggressive supply chain integration.
Analyzing the unit economics of networking as early-bird pricing for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 nears its deadline.
Ukrainian startups are rewriting the playbook on operational resilience and capital efficiency under extreme geopolitical pressure.
New data from Stripe reveals a generation of startups reaching tens of millions in revenue with almost no staff, redefining our concept of scale.
Former Google engineers are moving from internal utility to market-driven disruption, signaling a shift in how the next decade of AI compute is designed.
A Y Combinator standout just landed massive funding to replace insurance brokers with AI. We look into whether the tech actually solves the industry's biggest friction points.
