In the fight for elite AI talent, the salary is the easy part. At Cursor, the $60 billion company behind a suite of popular coding tools recently acquired by SpaceX, hiring a candidate is a bit like trying to win over someone who’s completely out of your league. “Closing is a team sport,” Matt Ward,
Weeks before its long-awaited acquisition by SpaceX closes, AI coding startup Cursor is making its biggest push into India yet, launching its first country-specific subscription as the company bets on one of the world’s largest developer markets to fuel its next stage of growth. On Monday, the startup introduced Cursor Start, a ₹649 a month
When SpaceX announced had agreed to acquire popular AI coding startup Cursor for $60 billion last month, investors believed the deal would be a boon for both companies. Cursor would benefit from obtaining the computing resources of a major AI lab, which it could use to train its own models. In turn, SpaceX and Elon
The AI coding assistant Cursor has surpassed $2 billion in annualized revenue, according to a Bloomberg source. This individual says the four-year-old startup saw its revenue run rate double over the past three months. The disclosure appears timed to counter a recent wave of skepticism. Last week, tweets went viral questioning whether Cursor’s momentum was