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For a wider view on how AI buildout could affect suppliers, infrastructure providers and software platforms, start with 89 AI infrastructure stocks.

Hi! My name is Anya. I run the Product Pulse Telegram channel, work as a PMM in tech (B2B to be precise), and also consult on marketing, product, and career-related topics.

The internet offers just about everything, thanks to numerous large and small online shops. Unfortunately, this also means that criminals are not far behind, looking to profit from popular products and marketplaces. Various scams are constantly being used on different platforms. This can also lead to numerous counterfeit products being sold to unsuspecting customers on…

Credential harvesting on developer machines has widened. Earlier infostealers worked from a short list of known targets, mostly browser stores and a few cloud credential paths.

I provide some pro bono consulting to a retailer located on the Upper East Side of New York City, and at our last video meeting, we covered some new ground. Structured data, catalog feeds, a connection to Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol or OpenAI’s Agentic Commerce Protocol. But we didn’t talk about what determines whether a…

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Private AI is moving into production, and enterprises are demanding more than another collection of AI components. Product marketing is now about turning that complexity into a turnkey system that can get AI running faster.

1stDibs returned to growth while improving profitability: Second-quarter GMV rose 7% to $96 million, revenue exceeded $23 million and EBITDA reached $1.3 million. Management expects continued GMV growth and a fourth consecutive quarter of adjusted EBITDA breakeven at the current-quarter guidance midpoint.

YouTube announced on Thursday that eligible U.S. creators can now tag Amazon products in their content and earn a commission on resulting sales. This feature is available for shorts, long-form videos, and livestreams.