techcrunch.comadded August 2026
TechCrunchby Lauren Forristal29 Aug 2026
Hollywood’s finest — the people accustomed to massive eight-figure checks and exotic movie sets — are now betting on something much smaller: microdramas.
TechCrunchby Aisha Malik29 Aug 2026
As my 20s are set to come to an end later this year, I’ve officially reached the age where sleeping in the wrong position or stretching just a little too far can cause aches and pains.
TechCrunchby Russell Brandom29 Aug 2026
Before this week, the dominant story about Nvidia went something like this: For the first few years of the AI boom, Nvidia was the only source for state-of-the-art GPUs, which became immensely...
TechCrunchby Kirsten Korosec28 Aug 2026
The hype around humanoid robots isn’t particularly new. Thank Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his Optimus robot, as well as the myriad videos of Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot, for that.
TechCrunchby Lucas Ropek28 Aug 2026
I am nothing if not a huge movie buff. I watch way too many of them, and I’m always on the hunt for a new format in which to experience them.
TechCrunchby Russell Brandom28 Aug 2026
Training AI models with other AI models has become a very popular goal for neolabs — and now, a researcher in Anthropic’s fellows program has given us an early look at what it might look like in...
TechCrunchby Sarah Perez28 Aug 2026
Chrome alternative Brave just added a good reason to make the switch to its browser: email aliases.
TechCrunchby Tim Fernholz28 Aug 2026
Everyone’s waiting for Nvidia to confirm this week’s most interesting tech deal: A reported $13 billion acquisition of Hugging Face, a platform for sharing open weight AI models and benchmarks.
TechCrunchby Dominic-Madori Davis28 Aug 2026
Sweden is perhaps one of the world’s hottest tech hubs right now. It has long been home to Spotify and Klarna, but this latest wave of companies — from legal AI startup Legora to vibe-coding tool...
TechCrunchby Rebecca Bellan28 Aug 2026
A federal judge in California ruled on Thursday evening that the Trump administration’s designation of Anthropic as a supply chain risk was illegal. U.S.
TechCrunchby Jagmeet Singh28 Aug 2026
Meta’s India and Southeast Asia vice president, Sandhya Devanathan, is leaving the social media giant to join OpenAI, the ChatGPT maker told TechCrunch.
TechCrunchby Anna Heim28 Aug 2026
A trip to Europe often means adjusting to a lot of walking, but don’t let it fool you: cars are still the default for urban mobility.
TechCrunchby TechCrunch Events28 Aug 2026
Mark your calendars: on Thursday night, September 10, StrictlyVC — TechCrunch’s boutique evening series — is heading to New York’s West Village (the real one — brownstones, cobblestones, and all —...
TechCrunchby TechCrunch Events27 Aug 2026
AI hasn’t just changed how startups build; it’s broken how they sell, secure their data and customers, and scale it more rapidly than ever before.
TechCrunchby Sarah Perez27 Aug 2026
In addition to paying out up to $18 billion and adding child safety measures, Meta’s settlement agreement with attorneys general from 29 states includes an interesting provision: the states have...
TechCrunchby Aisha Malik27 Aug 2026
YouTube announced on Thursday that eligible creators in the U.S. can now tag Amazon products in their content and receive a cut of sales.
TechCrunchby Lucas Ropek27 Aug 2026
Over a hundred tech companies — including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Microsoft — have signed an open letter urging both the private and public sectors to work together to defend themselves from...
TechCrunchby Lauren Forristal27 Aug 2026
Google is giving Pokémon fans a new reason to wear a Fitbit. The company announced Thursday a special-edition Fitbit Air that works with Pokémon Sleep, combining Fitbit’s health and fitness...
TechCrunchby Dominic-Madori Davis27 Aug 2026
Fashion startup Atorie announced Thursday a $9.5 million seed round with investors including a16z Speedrun, Night Capital, and Lightspeed Ventures’ Jeremy Liew.
TechCrunchby Ram Iyer27 Aug 2026
Dogs are amazing. But as many pet parents will tell you, they can be remarkably good at hiding when something is wrong.
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