MultiVersus directors Justin Fischer and Brock Feldman have launched Airlock Games, a self-funded studio focused on smaller, creative projects. Their first title, What the Stars Forgot, blends sim management with horror using 16-bit graphics and has launched a Kickstarter campaign.
Two MultiVersus directors are launching a new independent studio called Airlock Games after the Warner Bros acquisition. Their first project marks a dramatic shift from platform fighters to sci-fi management horror.
Planet Labs’ stock has doubled in just three months as investors recognize the company’s AI-driven approach to satellite data analysis. The San Francisco company is shifting from simple imagery to sophisticated pattern recognition that reveals hidden insights across global markets.
Ireland is investing €36.9 million in six disruptive technology projects spanning quantum computing, medical technology, and advanced logistics. These strategic bets could reshape multiple industries.
Blackstone’s poaching of Apollo’s European buyout leader Michele Rabà represents a significant escalation in the private equity talent war. This strategic hire comes as both firms pursue divergent growth strategies while competing for European dominance.
Eli Lilly shares have surged 16% to $825 amid pharma sector optimism. But can the stock realistically reach $1,100? Our analysis examines the risks and market dynamics behind this ambitious target.
San Francisco is poised to become the epicenter of the global startup ecosystem as TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 approaches. The event promises to bring together founders, investors, and innovators for three days of intensive networking and deal-making. Last-chance registration discounts remain available before prices increase at door opening.
With only three days remaining until launch, TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 is preparing to transform San Francisco into what sources describe as “the startup world’s biggest stage.” According to reports, the October 27-29 event at Moscone West will amplify innovation throughout the city, creating what analysts suggest will be a living showcase of emerging technologies and partnerships.
Swedish DeepTech startup Cytely has raised €3 million to expand its smart microscopy platform that converts conventional microscopes into real-time data analysis tools. Early adopters report cutting manual analysis time by 75% while processing nearly 100% of sample data compared to previous limitations.
Swedish DeepTech startup Cytely has reportedly secured €3 million in new funding to expand its innovative microscopy platform that transforms standard laboratory microscopes into real-time data analysis engines. According to reports, the Lund-based company’s technology significantly reduces the time scientists spend on manual analysis while improving data quality and statistical robustness.
Astut, an Oxford University mathematics research spin-out, has reportedly secured €1.8 million in seed funding to advance its transparent reasoning-based AI technology. The startup focuses on high-stakes decision-making scenarios where traditional AI systems fail due to lack of historical data.
Astut, an artificial intelligence startup originating from Oxford University mathematics research, has reportedly secured €1.8 million in seed funding to commercialize its breakthrough transparent reasoning technology, according to industry reports. Sources indicate the funding will enable the company to address critical decision-making challenges where conventional AI systems struggle due to insufficient historical data.
Satellite connectivity for iPhones could become reality through a potential partnership between Apple and SpaceX’s Starlink network. Recent developments suggest renewed talks, though past conflicts and financial demands remain obstacles. Industry analysts are watching closely as both companies navigate this complex negotiation landscape.
Technology industry observers are monitoring what appears to be renewed discussions between Apple and SpaceX regarding satellite connectivity for iPhones, according to recent reports. Sources indicate that Elon Musk’s SpaceX is again pursuing a partnership to provide Starlink satellite services to Apple devices, despite previous unsuccessful attempts to secure such an arrangement.
