Spectral Capital Corporation has taken a big step toward building a larger, more profitable digital infrastructure platform. The company recently signed a definitive agreement to buy Telvantis Voice Services, a Florida-based telecom and voice services provider. This move is part of Spectral’s plan to reach an estimated $450 million in revenue by 2026 and strengthen

Vybe, a new player in the AI software space, has announced a $10 million seed funding round. The startup aims to make building internal business tools easier for non-technical teams. The funding was led by First Round Capital, with support from Y Combinator, Orange Collective, Pelion Ventures, and Pioneer Fund. Several prominent angel investors and

Lithuania is quickly establishing itself as a major player in the tech world, thanks in part to Tesonet’s recent billion-dollar investments in artificial intelligence (AI). The Lithuanian-based tech group has expanded its portfolio with six new AI-focused companies, including the Swedish startup Lovable. These moves highlight Lithuania’s rising reputation as a hub for innovative AI

Rivian has agreed to settle a lawsuit with some of its investors for $250 million. The company says it’s not admitting any fault but wants to clear the decks so it can concentrate on launching its new mass-market EV, the R2, next year. The lawsuit, which started in 2022, accused Rivian of making false statements

Startuprad.io has launched the Startup AI Concierge, a new tool that’s changing the way Europe’s startup and innovation communities access insights. This AI-driven platform delivers verified, source-cited information directly to founders, investors, and policymakers. Built on over ten years of research, it aims to be a vital resource for smart decision-making in the startup scene.

Starting a new business is tough, but embracing artificial intelligence can give startups a serious edge. AI is helping companies move faster, cut costs, and reach more customers around the world. In fact, 71% of organizations already use AI in their daily operations, and those sticking to old methods are falling behind. To stay competitive,