Fireworks AI hosted Forge 2026 on November 3 at Pier 27 along San Francisco’s Embarcadero, bringing together technology executives, AI developers and software industry leaders.
San Francisco AI startup Reactor has added NVIDIA’s venture arm, NVentures, and Sapphire Ventures to its Series A financing. The additional investment brings Reactor’s total funding to $74 million as the company develops infrastructure for real-time AI systems involving video, simulated environments, physical AI and robotics. Key Takeaways Reactor is
Most students who love math competitions find out early whether they are allowed to enter one. The answer usually has nothing to do with mathematics. It comes down to a registration fee, a travel budget, or whether a school decides to sign its students up at all. The Youth International
Skydio is expanding its drone manufacturing operation in Hayward and searching for a larger Bay Area facility. The autonomous-drone company has doubled its manufacturing space and workforce at the East Bay site, creating a need for additional production capacity as its operations continue to expand. Key Takeaways Skydio is expanding
For more than a decade, the race to personalize music has largely focused on one question. What should you listen to next? Streaming platforms have become remarkably effective at answering it. Algorithms can study listening histories, identify patterns, anticipate preferences and recommend songs or artists that a listener may never
AI research startup Exa has taken over the approximately 40,000-square-foot Pioneer Building in San Francisco’s Mission District under a minimum seven-year lease, moving into a property previously occupied by Stripe, OpenAI and xAI. Key Takeaways Exa has signed a minimum seven-year lease for the Pioneer Building at 3180 18th St.
Biotech Epicrispr has closed a $90 million Series C as its experimental EPI-321 therapy advances through a Phase 1/2 FSHD study. The South San Francisco company says the funding will support later-stage development, manufacturing and its epigenetic medicine platform. Here is what the financing and early clinical data show so
Bay Area tech employers announced 237 job cuts across Santa Clara and San Francisco, with Intel, Uber and Patreon reducing staff as part of separate restructuring efforts. The workforce changes affect employees at multiple offices and reflect organizational adjustments across the region’s technology sector. Key Takeaways Intel plans to eliminate
By: Owen Prescott Tom Arnold has spent decades working in cybersecurity and digital forensics, building a career that has taken him from complex breach investigations to testimony before Congress. He knows the technical side of the field deeply. And when he talks about what young people may need most to
Driverless cars may change who is behind the wheel, but founders and mobility observers say the city’s next challenge is making transportation more shared, not just more automated. San Francisco has become one of the world’s most visible testing grounds for autonomous vehicles. On any given day, residents and visitors
As AI hardware becomes more modular, researchers are warning that die-to-die links may become the next major attack surface. The artificial intelligence boom has changed the way the semiconductor industry thinks about performance. For years, progress was measured by how much more could be packed into a single monolithic chip.
Cisco is preparing to cut 471 Bay Area roles, adding a new local marker to one of the most closely watched workforce shifts in the U.S. technology sector. The San Jose-based networking and security company plans to reduce positions across three offices starting July 13, according to public worker notification
Remote work remains a defining force in the Bay Area economy, even as more companies ask employees to return to the office. Across San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and the broader regional business corridor, the office comeback has not moved as quickly as many employers expected. Recent public data shows
By Audrey Denise Cachuela Delivered and seen used to mean the same thing, but times have changed. The inbox has become one of the most algorithmically layered environments in marketing, and most email strategies are still running on assumptions that stopped being accurate a few years ago. Cyberimpact has been
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