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Monaco launches AI-native sales platform with $35M in funding to streamline startup revenue
Monaco, a new player in the AI sales tech space, has officially launched its AI-native sales platform after operating in stealth and raising over $35 million in funding. The company, founded by a team of experienced sales and tech leaders, aims to help early-stage startups accelerate revenue growth by automating and integrating the entire sales…
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YouTube hits 325M subscribers as Premium Lite expands and ad growth slows
YouTube is quietly turning into one of Alphabet’s most diverse revenue engines, and it’s no longer just about ads. The video giant now counts over 325 million paying users across Google One and YouTube Premium—up 25 million in just three months. This signals a deliberate shift from relying solely on ad revenue to building a…
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ElevenLabs bets on voice as AI’s next big interface
At Web Summit in Doha, ElevenLabs co-founder and chief executive Mati Staniszewski shared the company’s vision: voice-first interaction with intelligent agents that understand context, remember past conversations, and run seamlessly on cloud and device. He’s not alone. Google, OpenAI, and Apple are all racing to embed voice across operating systems, wearables, and virtual platforms. For…
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Similarweb’s 2025 AI report discovers that Gen AI traffic converts better than Google
AI-powered discovery is no longer experimental. It’s measurable — and it’s redefining how brands are found, evaluated, and clicked. Insights rom Similarweb’s 2025 Generative AI Landscape report, which maps the explosive rise of Gen AI as a discovery engine and shows how it’s reshaping the metrics marketers must prioritize. From surging referral conversions to the…
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Taiv raises $13M to expand its AI-powered in-venue ad network
Taiv, a company focused on transforming in-venue advertising, has secured $13 million in a growth round to scale its AI-driven ad network across North America. The round, which was oversubscribed, brings Taiv’s total funding to over $30 million and values the company just under $100 million. IDC Ventures led the investment, with continued support from…
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Singletrack acquires Mediasterling to expand AI-driven client engagement in capital markets
Singletrack, a UK- and US-based provider of AI-first client engagement tools for capital markets, has acquired Mediasterling, a specialist in content creation and distribution for investment research and professional services. The move brings together Singletrack’s AI-powered engagement platform with Mediasterling’s expertise in research authoring, aiming to streamline workflows and deliver more integrated advisory services for…
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Matia raises $21M Series A to unify data infrastructure for the AI era
Matia, a US-based DataOps startup, has raised $21 million in Series A funding to help enterprises consolidate and modernize their data management operations. The round was led by Red Dot Capital, with participation from Leaders Fund, Secret Chord Ventures, Cerca Partners, Caffeinated Capital, VelocityX, and several notable angel investors. This brings Matia’s total funding to…
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Meta spins off Vibes as a standalone app for AI-generated videos
Meta is giving its AI video feature a dedicated home. The company has confirmed that it’s testing a standalone version of Vibes, a tool that generates and shares short-form videos using AI. Think of it as TikTok or Instagram Reels — but every post is AI-made. Previously tucked inside the Meta AI app, Vibes will…
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OpenAI unveils Frontier to help enterprises deploy and govern AI coworkers
OpenAI’s latest move targets one of the biggest challenges in enterprise AI: turning models into practical, scalable tools that work across departments, systems, and workflows. Frontier positions AI agents not as one-off tools, but as digital coworkers with identity, context, and guardrails—ready to operate across clouds, platforms, and teams. Backed by early adopters like HP,…
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The Washington Post pulls back from tech coverage as industry power peaks
As tech executives cement their status as global power brokers, The Washington Post is scaling back the very journalism that holds them to account. In a sweeping round of layoffs, the Jeff Bezos–owned outlet has gutted its technology, science, and business desks, slashing more than half of the 80-person team and leaving its San Francisco…