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logcat.ai raises $2.55M to build the future of device systems engineering

logcat.ai has raised a $2.55M pre-seed round led by Founders’ Co-op to bring autonomous engineering to the OS layer, the one place the last two years of AI never reached.

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logcat.ai raises $2.55M to build the future of device systems engineering

logcat.ai has raised a $2.55M pre-seed round led by Founders’ Co-op to bring autonomous engineering to the OS layer, the one place the …

Android 17 Moved Cellular-Attack Detection Into the Platform

Detecting fake cell towers used to require a rooted phone and SnoopSnitch. In Android 17 it is a defined, vendor-implementable, …

Android 17 Built a Sealed Room for On-Device AI

AISeal is a confidential-computing sandbox for on-device personal-data AI, a protected VM with 16 GB of encrypted storage and the AI …

Android 17 Stopped Waiting for Memory Pressure

Five mechanisms across four layers, all pushing the same direction: Android 17 inserts a soft-landing tier in front of the old terminal kill …

4.3 Million Vehicles, One Race Condition: What the Ford ITRM Recall Teaches Us About Cross-Layer Debugging

Ford’s ITRM recall affecting 4.38 million vehicles reveals a race condition in CAN bus communication — the exact cross-layer failure …

The Future of Debugging: Introducing Delta for Android, Telecom, and Beyond

Introducing Delta — a multi-file comparison engine that correlates events across log files with AI. Purpose-built for Android OS debugging, …

Android and Telecom: It's Time to Challenge the Modem Debugging Workflow

The modem debugging workflow hasn’t changed in twenty years: proprietary formats, manual correlation, zero AI assistance. Here’s …