Anysphere, Inc.
Anysphere, Inc., doing business as Cursor, is an artificial intelligence software company that develops Cursor, an AI-powered code editor and software development platform. Its flagship product assists developers with writing, editing, debugging, and managing code through natural-language interactions and AI-assisted programming workflows.www.anysphere.inc
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Sep 12, 2026
Ep 98: Starship reuse cost drops open orbital AI compute as an alternative to land-based data…
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1:13PatrickHOST
Multiple outlets confirm the installation size exceeds prior Tesla Megapack deployments at non-SpaceX locations.
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1:22PatrickHOST
ZoomInfo data now feeds directly into the Cursor marketplace as the go-to-market context layer.
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1:28PatrickHOST
The integration supplies real-time company and contact intelligence inside the AI code editor.
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1:34PatrickHOST
Cursor users can query enriched prospect data without leaving the development environment.
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1:40PatrickHOST
The partnership expands the set of external data sources available to Grok-powered agents inside Cursor.
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1:47PatrickHOST
AnySphere confirmed the update through an official release notice.
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1:50PatrickHOST
The Cursor MCP server has been updated to draw on ZoomInfo's dataset for context enrichment.
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1:57PatrickHOST
Developers receive structured company signals while writing or debugging code.
Ep 97: SpaceX's $1.11 billion monthly AI hosting deal ties orbital launch capacity directly to…
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3:07PatrickHOST
Additional funds increased positions in the stock ahead of upcoming Starshield contract news.
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3:13PatrickHOST
Russian developers can no longer access the Cursor AI coding assistant because of updated licensing rules that block accounts tied to Russian IP addresses.
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3:23PatrickHOST
Worth keeping an eye on is the fact that behind-the-meter power arrangements for large data centers still confront grid interconnection delays and cooling demands.
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3:32PatrickHOST
On the AI front, the monthly hosting agreement supplies an anchor load that supports both training and inference workloads, while the remaining capacity comes online.
CPI Friday - Live Stream Edit
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22:57ColinHOST
That's what he does.
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22:59ColinHOST
So it's hard for me to get excited about this, and I've been doing a lot of research on GrokBot, which is because they bought Cursor.
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23:07ColinHOST
They can have these teams of GrokBots with these little emoji guys, and they can do autonomous workflow for you.
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23:16ColinHOST
The idea is excellent, and the application looks beautiful.
Season 3 Episode 4
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23:46Ryan ThomsonGUEST
And I'll be honest with you, it's turning so much more, just to segue into the van life topic, it's turning so much more from the everything app into the everything ecosystem.
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23:55Ryan ThomsonGUEST
So as people kind of know from past episodes, I'm a software engineer, really heavily into using Cursor and Grok as a model for coding.
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24:03Ryan ThomsonGUEST
And they just, within the last couple of weeks, announced Grokbot, which is insane because I built something similar several months ago called Ravenclaw, which was the exact implementation that they're doing with Grok but I did it with Openplot as the underlying engine.
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24:16Ryan ThomsonGUEST
So it's like great to see this is where the industry is moving towards.
How AI Is Rewriting the Power Law of Venture Capital
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22:16Aram VerdiyanGUEST
And a lot of times they're selling to each other in a cohort, potentially, and it's not even ARR, but they're multiplying by twelve.
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22:21Aram VerdiyanGUEST
So, but for every co- for nine companies like that, there's one really special one that's doing a couple of million in ARR, actual ARR, that has a huge valuation that will go on to be the next Cursor.
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22:33David GeorgeHOST
Yeah.
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22:33Aram VerdiyanGUEST
So it is really, really tough actually today to parse out, like, what's real traction, what's not.
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22:43Aram VerdiyanGUEST
I actually think they can wait, or they have enough relative certainty in the next round, then lead that round.
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22:47Aram VerdiyanGUEST
But even then, there isn't a lot of certainty.
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22:49Aram VerdiyanGUEST
When you guys did Cursor, I don't think there was a lot of certainty.
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22:52Aram VerdiyanGUEST
And how many y- how, for how many months were people saying Cursor is dead? Like-
20VC: Jensen Huang Declares AGI Has Arrived | GPT Astra and Fable 5.1 Accelerate the Model Race | Tesla Launches Cybercabs | Index Pulls Out of Town & Anthropic Pulls From Descartes Acquisition
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13:14Jason LemkinPANELIST
Anything you wanted, Manus could tr- kind of do before other folks could do it.
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13:18Jason LemkinPANELIST
If Grok Bot was built in five weeks by the Cursor team or whatever, I think the Manus team could've done it in between four and six, but, uh, they're gone.
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13:25Jason LemkinPANELIST
[laughs]
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13:26Harry StebbingsHOST
Okay, boys, it was a big week of news.
Episode 414 - Nir Zuk's Cyber Giant, OpenAI's Drama, and AI's Next Moves
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0:32AmitHOST
Yes, the ousty sounder of Uber is back in the self-driving game.
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0:37AmitHOST
He's building an autonomous vehicle operation inside his new physical AI company called Atoms.
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0:43AmitHOST
And he's doing it with Anthony Lewandowski.
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0:46YuvalHOST
That is the part that really caught my attention.
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1:43AmitHOST
Atoms even bought the automation startup of Lewandowski called Pronto to kickstart this whole initiative.
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1:49speaker_2HOST
They have also been hiring aggressively, bringing in dozens of experts from places like Tesla, Waymo, and the Amazon subsidiary Zoox.
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1:57speaker_2HOST
Atoms officially claims they are an industrial software company and have no plans to enter the crowded robo-taxi market.
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2:04AmitHOST
But the reports say they have had early talks with Uber about integrating their robo taxi technology into the ride hailing network.
Meta Debuts New Agent ‘Muse,’ OpenAI’s Math Drama & White House AI Whitelist Confusion
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10:32Jaya GuptaGUEST
So I think what...
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10:33Jaya GuptaGUEST
And, and I can bucket these in a few different ways, but there's Grok Bot, there's, uh, which is, you know, Elon's product, and the Cursor team's, uh, new product, and then you have like, uh, of course you have, like, OpenAI, like, whether it's Codex or Chat, and then you have, uh, Anthropic's products.
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10:48Jaya GuptaGUEST
I think that what the magic behind Muse and as well as Instinct is, is that the chat is, like, where all your context is.
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10:56Jaya GuptaGUEST
Like, your context is just, like, one, uh, long-running single-threaded, uh, you know, piece, and so everything that you do in your life kind of goes to the central interface, whereas all the other products, uh, are done by task, like research agent or-
Guardrails
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23:50Adam CurryHOST
Unfortunately, the Grok bot is Elon Musk only right now.
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23:53Adam CurryHOST
I think this is actually a company that he bought called Cursor.
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23:59Adam CurryHOST
But all of I believe all of these big model companies will be providing this type of functionality.
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24:06Adam CurryHOST
And this is it's not going to replace Pastor Jimmy.
The Real Reason SpaceX Paid $60B for Cursor
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1:10Adam ArellanoHOST
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1:10Adam ArellanoHOST
SpaceX actually bought Cursor's parent company, Anysphere, for 60 billion.
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1:15Adam ArellanoHOST
Chump change, sure.
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1:16Adam ArellanoHOST
Cursor's an AI-powered code editor built as a fork of VS Code that acts as an intelligent pair programmer for software development.
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