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- Aug 24, 2026
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The company selling a $3,000 mattress cover that billionaires love wants to become a healthcare company that treats sleep apnea | Fortune (opens the original)
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Eight Sleep, the startup behind the $2,999 mattress cover that puts both Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg to sleep, wants to stop being known for the celebrities who use it. Instead, the company is pursuing FDA clearance to detect and treat sleep apnea, a pivot it hopes will turn a bougie tech gadget into a business that insurers, not just billionaires, will pay for.Matteo Franceschetti, Eight Sleep’s cofounder and chief executive, told Fortune the company’s filing with the FDA is progressing “fair
Fortune Tech: OpenAI presses pause; China's robot dogs; Apple's EU sacrifices | Fortune (opens the original)
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Chinese autonomous driving company Pony.ai is planning to expand beyond its home country. The company announced potential overseas robotaxi deployments of more than 4,000 vehicles on Tuesday just as fellow autonomous driving firms fight to commercialize robotaxi services abroad. The news comes only days after Pony announced an expanded contract with Uber for deployment of more than 2,000 robotaxis in Europe. Self-driving cars aside, here’s what else happened in tech. Want to send thoughts or su
Inside the $8 billion cybersecurity acquisition that helped ServiceNow's stock buck the ‘Saaspocalypse’ fears | Fortune (opens the original)
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In 2007, Assaf Rappaport was 24 years old and working inside Unit 81, an elite technology division of the Israeli Defense Forces that builds hardware and surveillance tools. For weeks, a friend had repeatedly badgered him about a 19-year-old soldier he was serving alongside, named Yevgeny Dibrov, insisting Rappaport needed to meet him.“He kept telling me, this guy is being wasted there, you need to talk to him,” Rappaport told Fortune.Before the two ever spoke, the friend told Rappaport that Dib
Fortune Tech: Meta goes to court; Big Tech's AI debt woes; OpenAI heads to Ohio | Fortune (opens the original)
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Spirit Airlines may have gone bankrupt, but its data lives on. Google has reportedly purchased Spirit’s trove of operational and customer data as part of the carrier’s bankruptcy wind-down, scooping up years of booking patterns, pricing behavior, and customer service logs to help train its AI. Almost ironically, the budget airline famous for charging extra for literally everything—carry-ons, seat selection, printing your boarding pass at the counter—is now cashing in on the one thing it never ch
Fortune Tech: Washington D.C. makes an ultimatum; Alibaba's AI rise; Dario Amodei's prophecy | Fortune (opens the original)
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It was another tough week to be Phoebe Gates. Bloomberg’s latest investigation found Gates and cofounder Sophia Kianni knew for seven months that their AI shopping extension, Phia, was quietly taking credit for sales it never drove—not just the 24 hours the company initially claimed. The trick, called “cookie stuffing,” had Phia silently hijacking checkout pages to swap in its own referral code over legit ones, until Bloomberg revealed the practice in tests of more than 50 sites. Phia says it ki
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