Startup News

All other AI startup news got blown out of the water this morning, when word got out that Google will invest over $300 million into Anthropic. But a few other AI startups made their own headlines this week.

Organizations and pen testers alike must put themselves in front of tech-savvy younger generations to encourage ethical hacking.

Massive data breaches and data leaks occur all too often. It's time for a new evolution of cybersecurity: data-first security. Here's why:

If you're a video game geek, get ready for Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Organizations are increasingly turning to freelance talent to fill talent gaps in a slow economy, according to new Upwork report.

Dodgeball battle royale Knockout City will soon shut down, as Velan Studios says it wishes to work on new projects.

The Financial Times reports that Google has invested $300 million in one of the most buzzy OpenAI rivals, Anthropic.

Everyone makes mistakes from time to time, and entrepreneurs are no exception.

Nvidia CSO David Reber argues that generative AI solutions like ChatGPT have turned cybersecurity into a 'cat and mouse' game.

Wayfinder Games, a new studio from former developers at EA DICE and Embark, launched this week with plans to make a new RPG.

Garena announced that it is spinning out Dauntless maker Phoenix Labs as a result of an investor-backed management buyout.

Sony's PlayStation Plus subscription service had a slight slump in 2022, but Sony's earnings report suggests the numbers are back up.