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AI & Enterprise
Rableup eyes global market ahead of IPO, targets 57.9 billion won revenue in 2029
AI infrastructure software company Rableup plans to target global markets with integrated operations technology for heterogeneous AI accelerators and more than 10 years of experience. It aims to expand investment in next-generation AI semiconductor compatibility and overseas business after a KOSDAQ listing. Its flagship Backend.AI supports end-to-end AI infrastructure operations. Rableup reported 6.72 billion won revenue and 679 million won operating profit last year and set a 57.9 billion won revenue target for 2029.
Games & Commerce
MustDo app turns to-dos into alarms on iPhone
Tokyo-based app developer Lightning LLC has released MustDo, a scheduling app for Apple iPhones, on the Apple App Store. The app triggers iOS 26 AlarmKit alarms at set times, ringing full-screen even in silent or focus mode until the user stops them. Tasks are stored only in iCloud without servers or account registration. It supports MCP, allowing users to add tasks via Claude AI. It offers an eight-language interface and a 30-day free trial followed by subscription.
Games & Commerce
Most users who cancel annual app subscriptions do not rejoin, report finds
Most users who cancel annual app subscriptions do not return, with reactivation at 5%, a report on subscription apps in 2026 found. Cancellations were concentrated early, including on the first day of free trials. For annual plans, 35% of cancellations occurred within the first month, with shopping apps showing the fastest churn. Yet annual subscriptions recorded an overall renewal rate of 83.4%, and retention rose with each successive renewal.
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Telecommunications & Media
Apple to roll out iOS 26.5 next week; 5 new features coming to iPhone
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AI & Enterprise
Enterprise software shares rise; can they break through the SaaSpocalypse narrative?
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AI & Enterprise
SaaS trio deliver earnings surprises despite SaaSpocalypse fears
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AI & Enterprise
Software is not dead, only corporate perspectives have shifted
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Industry
Tesla Model 3 seen entering 30 million won range in South Korea; FSD shifts to monthly subscription only
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Mobility
Mercedes-Benz halts U.S. launch of Level 3 Drive Pilot