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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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THE MOBILE S-CURVE ENDS, AND THE AI S-CURVE BEGINS

S-curve products are fueled by novelty. This is why there is a rush of new users without much marketing effort whenever there are major tech releases. There is both high growth and high churn in the early stages of an S-curve. The skills needed to succeed in a late S-curve market are very different. Investors will be looking for products that are radically different. A good design can help differentiate late S-curve products.

twitter.com · 12 min

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BLUESKY OPENS UP FEDERATION, LETTING ANYONE RUN THEIR OWN SERVER

Bluesky, a federated social network that began as a project funded by Twitter under Jack Dorsey, is now allowing anyone to run their own server. Its decentralized model uses a different protocol than the one that Mastodon uses. Federation allows users to host their own data and accounts and make their own rules. There is a growing interest in federated social networks as consumers want to have more control over their personal data.

techcrunch.com · 4 min

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