SeaPRwire – Trajectory has raised $45 million in a Series A round at a $300 million valuation, led by Sequoia, with Nvidia, Bessemer Venture Partners and Bain Capital Ventures participating. The company has 18 employees and a platform that until now has been used by a short list of design partners. It opened that platform […]
SeaPRwire – A half-meter plastic beam now extends from Replicator 2, a German satellite that reached orbit this summer on a SpaceX rideshare. Orbital Matter, the startup behind it, says no free-flying spacecraft had printed a rigid structural element in vacuum before. Four printers flew on the satellite. Each one extrudes resin in coils and […]
UNMOVE’s bet: selling the habits of a 26-percent-penetration market into one that runs at 3.6 percent China’s fitness industry produced two numbers in 2025 that point in opposite directions: roughly three million fewer paying members, and ¥97.5 billion more in consumer spending. A year later, APEC 2026 brings thousands of international executives to Shenzhen — […]
SeaPRwire – Readwise launched Readwise Books on Monday in the United States: an ebook store that doubles as a reading tracker. Titles come from the big five publishers and others, which the company describes as millions of books. The app is free and currently in an invite-only beta. It is replacing two things that used […]
SeaPRwire – Omen AI will pay $16 million in cash and stock for Aquatic Labs, a competitor that had been building its own real-time sensor for the water running through data center cooling loops. The company confirmed the deal on Monday. The two products measure different things. Omen’s sensor looks for elements dissolved in the […]
SeaPRwire – Everbloom’s renoa became the first new fiber classification approved by the US Federal Trade Commission in 25 years, a decision that gives a material made from waste protein its own name on a label. It is a naming decision, not a performance standard. The fiber starts as scraps. Cashmere and wool offcuts, plus […]
SeaPRwire – NASA published a request for information on 29 October asking companies how they would raise the Hubble Space Telescope, service it in place, or bring it down safely. Replies are due 30 November. Any mission would have to fly by 2032. The calendar runs on two clocks. Companies have 30 days to answer […]
SeaPRwire – The number that travels with this story is 48 hours. It is worth pinning down what it covers before the rest of the plan gets evaluated. Runware’s 48 hours is the time from a pod arriving at a customer site to that pod running, covering installation and set-up. It is not the build […]
SeaPRwire – The experiment Satlyt ran earlier this month used exactly one computer in space. It sat aboard a spacecraft, worked through a simulated network of four computing hosts, four users and eight services, and sent its answers back to Earth. The other three machines in the scenario existed only as numbers on that one. […]
SeaPRwire – Zest began in November 2024 as a restaurant discovery app with an unusual data source. It connects to a user’s credit card through Plaid and builds its recommendations from where that person has actually paid for food and drink. This week the company put a concierge in text messages. A user texts (212) […]
SeaPRwire – Dream came out of stealth this week with $17 million in seed funding led by Andreessen Horowitz, with SV Angel, XYZ and Zigg Capital participating. The company was founded by Andy Elder and Arjun Mathur, who met as Stanford computer science students and spent the following decade at Palantir. Elder led product design […]
SeaPRwire – A voice agent is assembled rather than bought. Someone wires a speech recogniser to a language model to a synthesiser, and then spends the rest of the build on the seams: audio buffers, turn detection, the half-second where a user talks over the bot. Pipecat is one of the frameworks that does the […]
SeaPRwire – A model release is usually a product event. This one is a procurement event. Mistral put the weights for Mistral Large 4, a trillion-parameter model it calls Le Chonk, on Hugging Face and behind its own API on Thursday, which means a customer can now take the checkpoint, install it on hardware it […]
SeaPRwire – In June, an Alabama defense contractor called LOGZONE settled with the government after a review put its self-reported security score at minus 170. The company had posted a perfect 110 under NIST SP 800-171, the standard governing how contractors handle controlled unclassified information. In September, Honeywell Aerospace agreed to pay more than $2 […]
SeaPRwire – One phishing message, one link click, one unusual login. Each of the three, on its own, is an ordinary alert that a security team might triage, document and close. Read as a sequence, they sketch an account takeover in progress, with a window to intervene before the attacker gets anywhere. Living Security’s new […]
The same eight-month task, run through eTravel, the merged immigration series and a private estimate, yields three totals and two growth rates. SeaPRwire – On 4 September 2026, the Philippine Department of Tourism gave reporters a number: 4,115,860 international visitors for January to August, up 3.7% on the same months of 2025. On 18 September […]
– SeaPRwire – Accessory makers have always been second-class citizens in the Apple economy. They chase the new phone. They copy the mounting system. They race to the bottom on price. ESR just made a different bet. The Shenzhen company launched its iPhone 18 Pro collection today. It has two halves. Protective cases with integrated […]
SeaPRwire – Reuven Cohen just did the one thing foundation model labs cannot answer. He made the model irrelevant to the bill. MetaHarness shipped this week alongside GitHub Universe 2026. It is an open-source factory for agent harnesses. You point it at a repository. It spits out a branded harness you own. CLI, MCP server, […]
SeaPRwire – Supply chain teams sit on mountains of data yet still freeze when the next disruption hits. The tools promise insight. The planners still make the final call by gut and spreadsheet. That gap is the real story behind the agentic AI pitch now filling conference halls. John Galt Solutions is walking into the […]
– SeaPRwire – Contractors still key engine hours and odometer readings into their systems by hand. The work is slow. It is easy to get wrong. That friction sits at the center of every mixed fleet operation that runs trucks and heavy machines side by side. HCSS is now connecting its Fleet product to Motive […]