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Circle aims to raise up to $624M in its US IPO, offering 24M shares at $24-$26 each, valuing it at ~$5.65B, or ~$6.7B fully diluted, at the top of the range — The New York-based company behind the second-largest stablecoin and some of its shareholders are offering 24 million shares for $24 to $26 each … | Jordan Novet / CNBC: |
Circle's S-1 shows that 60% of the 24M shares being sold in its IPO come from existing stakeholders rather than the company, a highly unusual move in a tech IPO — Stablecoin issuer Circle stands to be one of the first significant cryptocurrency companies to go public in the U.S. That's not the only unusual aspect of its IPO.| Giovanni Colantonio / Digital Trends: |
Apple acquires RAC7, the two-person studio behind the popular Apple Arcade game Sneaky Sasquatch, marking its first acquisition of a video game studio — Exclusive: Apple has acquired the two-person studio behind Sneaky Sasquatch, one of Apple Arcade's most popular games. — Sneaky Sasquatch Trailer — Apple Arcade| Mark Gurman / Bloomberg: |
Sources: Apple plans a dedicated app for video games to replace Game Center and come preinstalled on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV devices later this year — Apple Inc. is planning a dedicated app for video games on its devices, seeking to sell gamers and developers on the idea that it's a leader in the market.| Bloomberg: |
Texas enacts an online child safety bill requiring app stores to verify users' ages and secure parental approval before minors can get most apps or make IAPs — Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed an online child safety bill, bucking a lobbying push from big tech companies that included … | Marcus Mendes / 9to5Mac: |
The EU has published its April 23 decision to fine Apple €500M for DMA non-compliance; Apple has until end of June to be in compliance or face periodic fines — Update: Apple has responded to the ruling with a statement provided to 9to5Mac, calling it “bad for innovation, bad for competition … | Liz Hoffman / Semafor: |
Sources: Neuralink raised $600M at a $9B pre-money valuation; PitchBook: the company was valued at $3.5B in late 2023 — THE SCOOP — Elon Musk's Neuralink raised $600 million in a deal that values the brain-mapping company at $9 billion before the new cash, people familiar with the matter said.| Greg Otto / CyberScoop: |
Zscaler agrees to acquire Red Canary, a provider of managed detection and response services, for an undisclosed sum; the deal is expected to close in August — The deal reflects a growing trend in cybersecurity toward consolidation and integration. — Learn more.| MacKenzie Sigalos / CNBC: |
Block plans to roll out bitcoin payments on Square in H2 2025; the system runs on the Lightning Network and lets merchants accept bitcoin via Square's hardware — LAS VEGAS — Jack Dorsey's latest bitcoin vision is hitting the checkout counter — starting with a merch truck parked just off the casino floor inside The Venetian.| Ina Fried / Axios: |
Memo: Meta reorganizes its AI teams into an AI products team and AGI Foundations; FAIR remains separate, but one multimedia team is moving to AGI Foundations — Meta is restructuring its AI teams to speed up the rollout of new products and features, Axios has learned.| Bloomberg: |
Salesforce agrees to acquire cloud data management company Informatica for ~$8B, set to close in its FY 2027, one year after an earlier deal fell through — Informatica shareholders are set to receive $25 in cash per share, according to a statement on Tuesday, representing a 30% premium … | Cecilia Kang / New York Times: |
The US FTC's antitrust trial against Meta ends; Judge James Boasberg, who is presiding over the case, says he will work “expeditiously” to issue an opinion — A landmark antitrust trial accusing the social media giant of cementing its dominance through acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp has concluded.| Nathan Vifflin / Reuters: |
TSMC plans to open a design center in Munich in Q3 2025 to support European customers in designing chips for automotive, industrial, AI, and IoT applications — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (2330.TW), the world's largest contract chipmaker, said on Tuesday it will open a design centre in Munich … | Jess Weatherbed / The Verge: |
Meta launches a dedicated iPadOS app for WhatsApp, about 15 years after the messaging service and the first iPad launched — The first version of the messaging app built for iPads tablets makes it easy to chat while you browse. — Meta now has a dedicated iPad app for WhatsApp … | Nahal Toosi / Politico: |
Memo: the Trump admin pauses new student visa interviews as it mulls requiring all foreign students applying to study in the US to undergo social media vetting — It's the latest salvo against universities, many of whom rely heavily on foreign students for funds.| Simon Willison / Simon Willison's Weblog: |
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Sources on how Apple declined a deal from Elon Musk to use SpaceX instead of Globalstar for its iOS SOS feature and its 2015 plans to build satellite internet — Three years ago, Elon Musk approached Apple with an eleventh-hour offer. — Musk had heard that Apple was about to announce … | Lawrence Abrams / BleepingComputer: |
An Iranian man pleads guilty in US court to participating in the Robbinhood ransomware gang, compromising networks of US cities and orgs between 2019 and 2024 — An Iranian national has pleaded guilty to participating in the Robbinhood ransomware operation, which was used to breach the networks … | Eric Geller / Cybersecurity Dive: |
Memo: nearly all of CISA's top leaders, including heads of five of its six operational divisions and six of 10 regional offices, have left or are leaving in May — Most of the leaders of the agency's operating divisions and regional offices have left or will leave this month amid … | Samantha Subin / CNBC: |
Okta reports Q1 revenue up 12% YoY to $688M, vs. $680M est., and maintains its FY 2026 guidance due to macroeconomic uncertainties; OKTA drops 12%+ after hours — Okta reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue on Tuesday but maintained its guidance as the identity management software vendor grapples … | Marina Temkin / TechCrunch: |
SignalFire: startups and Big Tech firms cut hiring of recent graduates by 11% and 25% respectively in 2024 vs. 2023, as AI can handle routine, low-risk tasks — If and when AI will start replacing human labor has been the subject of numerous debates. — While it's still hard to say with certainty … | Wataru Suzuki / Nikkei Asia: |
Chinese state-backed Hygon, which makes server CPUs, and server maker Sugon have agreed to merge; Hygon has a market cap of ~$43.9B, while Sugon's is ~$12.6B — SHANGHAI — Chinese state-backed chipmaker Hygon Information Technology and server producer Dawning Information Industry … | Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times: |
Q&A with Luther Lowe, YC's first full-time lobbyist, on advocating for “Little Tech” and ensuring that startups have a voice in Washington, DC, and Brussels — The start-up incubator's first full-time lobbyist talks about taking on the giants of the tech world on behalf of the smaller players who want to make a splash| Bloomberg: |
A recent surge in high-profile cyberattacks is boosting cyber insurers' prospects, with global premium volume expected to hit ~$30B by 2030, growing at 10% YoY — A recent surge in high-profile cyberattacks is offering an opportunity for insurers including Munich Re AG and Chubb Ltd. to cash …
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