Surprises always come the moment you look up. Playful clouds put a cute little hat on the snow-capped mountain. May your days always be lit up by unexpected beauty！ #Snowscape# #NatureBeauty# #UnexpectedJoy# #GoodVibes# #MountainView#

#Travel# | Location: Fengche Mountain, Xinfeng, #Shaoguan#, #Guangdong# A sea of clouds billows and rolls, as dawn breaks. Wind turbines turn slowly in the breeze. From the mountaintop, a boundless vista unfolds. Morning Guangdong: #ChinaScenery# #SeaOfClouds# #MountainViews# #WindPower# #ExploreChina#

🚀 WE ARE HIRING: Marketing Engineer (Mountain View, CA) We need an AI-native dev to build agentic workflows, automations, and tooling to help our marketing team operate at scale. Work hands-on with our AI engineering team! 🤖 Full details & apply here: ( #AI# #Hiring# #TechJobs# #MarketingEngineer# #DeepLearningAI#

🎙️ Voice AI Night is coming to Mountain View on July 30. StepFun is teaming up with SEAMATE, PLAUD, Firework, and Cresta to bring together builders across foundation models, AI hardware, video commerce, and enterprise AI. We’ll dive into what it really takes to build Voice AI—from architecture, latency, barge-in, and memory to the challenges of turning great technology into products people actually use. 📍 Mountain View 📅 July 30 🔗 RSVP Link:

The Hidden Rivalry At Google DeepMind: London Versus Mountain View Even before a massive shakeup in leadership at Google’s frontier AI lab, the org had faced quiet tensions between its offices across the Atlantic.

Voice AI Night was 🔥 Packed room in Mountain View last night for our keynote on next-gen end-to-end speech models + a founder panel with @PLAUDAI @cresta and Firework on building voice AI at global scale. Thanks Seamate for co-hosting — and thanks to everyone who came out, ate, and asked great questions 🎙️ More builders, more voice AI, soon 👀

More on today's big news about DeepMind leadership changes and what that means for balance of power between Google Mountain View and London AI offices: w/ @byJuliaLove @daveyalba @mhbergen

⚡Funding Brief⚡ 500 satellites a year by 2027, from a newly opened San Jose factory — that is the manufacturing target satellite maker Muon Space has raised $250 million to pursue. The Mountain View-based company has closed a $250 million Series C led by Eclipse Capital, with participation from Galvanize, Google, Salesforce Ventures, Wellington Management, I Squared Capital and Woven Capital. The financing brings Muon's total equity funding to more than $386 million. Reuters and SpaceNews, each citing a source familiar with the transaction, reported that the round valued Muon at about $1.5 billion. Muon declined to comment on the figure, so the valuation should be treated as reported rather than company-confirmed. If confirmed, it would put Muon among 2026's newly minted space unicorns. Muon's model is vertically integrated: it designs and manufactures satellite platforms, integrates payloads, operates missions, and supplies the associated software and data layer for satellite constellations. A few indicators to watch: Muon reports a 100% mission-success rate across 11 spacecraft launched to date. External reporting says seven of those spacecraft were launched in the first half of 2026, across six launches. More than 50 customer satellites are in development, indicating a substantial production pipeline across commercial, government and international sovereign customers. Its San Jose facility is designed to reach production capacity of up to 500 satellites annually by 2027 — ten times its previous capacity — not immediately. Google and Salesforce Ventures joined the round, although neither company's strategic rationale or any commercial partnership linked to the investment has been publicly disclosed. The key question is execution: Muon now has to translate early flight heritage and its growing customer pipeline into repeatable, high-volume satellite manufacturing while maintaining mission reliability. Source: Muon Space official announcement, Reuters, SpaceNews

Your agent made it to production. Now the real work begins. Agents need a stack where the model, runtime, and infrastructure are designed together. That’s what Alibaba Cloud is building — the Qwen and Wan model family, model services, and an agent-native cloud layer — with the agent computing runtime running on AMD EPYC processors. Thanks to AMD for co-hosting Alibaba Cloud Agent Builder Day in Mountain View, and to HeyGen, Pika, OpenArt AI, Tinyfish, and our investor panel from Beta Fund, Hattrick Capital, Uphonest Capital, Llama Venture, and Translink Capital for sharing the stage. 100+ registered attendees. One clear signal: the agent-native stack is here. #AlibabaCloud# #AgentBuilderDay# #AgenticCloud# #AIAgents# #ShipTheNext#