Cognition

The page covers OSS contributions Devin has helped make and the Open Source Initiative.

The page discusses how autonomous coding agents are changing migration timelines from .NET Framework to .NET Core.

Cognizant has partnered with Cognition to deploy Devin and Windsurf across its engineering teams and customer base.

Devin can monitor for bugs, alerts, and incidents and investigate problems using tools.

Cognition builds Devin, an autonomous software engineer, and has open roles in engineering, research, and go-to-market.

Cognition is an applied AI lab behind Devin with a mission to expand human capacity through autonomous software engineering.

Cognition operates Devin, an autonomous software engineer that plans, writes, tests, and ships production code within existing workflows.

Cognition operates Devin, an autonomous software engineer that plans, writes, tests, and ships production code within existing workflows.

Cognition AI Privacy Policy: how Cognition collects, uses, shares, and protects personal information across its products and services.

AI coding startup **Cognition** is exploring another funding round after recent investor interest pushes its valuation toward **$75 billion**, far exceeding its prior $48 billion valuation. The company continues to attract significant capital as demand for AI-driven development tools grows. No details on the round’s size or investor participation have been disclosed.

Oct 2026Business InsiderNews article

Firefly Technology Inc. raises $20 million in Series A funding to develop AI-driven safety systems for physical spaces. The company integrates cameras, sensors, and communication tools into a unified platform called Ember Safety Management, enabling real-time incident detection and coordinated emergency responses. Firefly’s hardware includes wearable panic buttons and AI beacons for gunshot detection, deployed at Colorado’s Front Range Community College across three campuses. The startup targets expansion in educational centers, hospitals, and enterprise environments, aiming to streamline safety operations with AI.

Oct 2026SiliconANGLENews article

Benchmark’s five general partners emphasize a deliberate, founder-centric approach amid market frenzy. The firm maintains its signature low-volume strategy—two to three investments per partner annually—while expanding into a $1.25 billion growth fund for later-stage bets. Partners highlight their collaborative, agendaless Monday meetings and deep founder commitment, prioritizing long-term relationships over speed. They acknowledge evolving conflicts among portfolio companies but uphold confidentiality and mutual respect. Jack Altman, joining from his own firm, cites Benchmark’s culture of mutual admiration and shared learning as key draws. The team’s unconventional bets, like Cerebras, reflect their willingness to challenge orthodoxies when founder potential aligns with their instincts.

Oct 2026TechCrunchNews article

The identity of a star investor behind Cognition and Ramp remains shrouded in secrecy. Zach Dell, son of billionaire Michael Dell and cofounder of Base Power, a billion-dollar battery startup, is mentioned in the excerpt.

Oct 2026The InformationNews article