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Recent shipping, raises, partnerships, and milestones from across the network.

pro.gofundme.com8d ago

Creative Commons is hosting a panel discussion, "The Legacy & History of Open Education," via Zoom as part of its 25th anniversary programming, exploring CC's role in the open…

May 15, 2026 — Creative Commons is hosting a panel discussion, "The Legacy & History of Open Education," via Zoom as part of its 25th anniversary programming, exploring CC's role in the open education movement.

fxleaders.com9d ago

ConsenSys postponed its planned US public offering to at least fall 2026, having originally targeted a confidential S-1 filing with the SEC by February 2026, citing a prolonged…

May 14, 2026 — ConsenSys postponed its planned US public offering to at least fall 2026, having originally targeted a confidential S-1 filing with the SEC by February 2026, citing a prolonged cryptocurrency market decline and macroeconomic uncertainty. JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs remain engaged as lead underwriters.

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wikimediafoundation.org10d ago

Wikimedia Foundation joined the Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA), a UN-endorsed multi-stakeholder initiative, committing to strengthen Wikimedia Cloud Services infrastructure…

May 13, 2026 — Wikimedia Foundation joined the Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA), a UN-endorsed multi-stakeholder initiative, committing to strengthen Wikimedia Cloud Services infrastructure and advocate for open-source-first digital policy.

SpruceIDAnnouncement
blog.spruceid.com10d ago

SpruceID published a post on digital credential resilience: "What Happens to Your Digital ID If You Lose Your Phone?", exploring how well-designed credential systems preserve user…

May 13, 2026 — SpruceID published a post on digital credential resilience: "What Happens to Your Digital ID If You Lose Your Phone?", exploring how well-designed credential systems preserve user identity control even when devices are lost — part of an ongoing thought-leadership series on government digital identity infrastructure.

spritely.institute10d ago

The Spritely Institute released Hoot 0.9.0, its Scheme-to-WebAssembly compiler backend for Guile.

May 13, 2026 — The Spritely Institute released Hoot 0.9.0, its Scheme-to-WebAssembly compiler backend for Guile. Highlights include switching to standard Wasm exceptions (adopted July 2025), DWARF debug-info support, a new `hoot compile` CLI replacing the deprecated `guild compile-wasm`, and compatibility with Safari 26. The release also coincides with the Spring Lisp Game Jam (starting May 15), for which the Hoot game-jam template now includes gamepad input support.

Numbers ProtocolAnnouncement
numbersprotocol.io10d ago

Numbers Protocol published a tech overview on "Blockchain Secures Content: Building Trust in the AI Era," highlighting their ProofSnap tools, C2PA credentials, and ERC-7053…

May 13, 2026 — Numbers Protocol published a tech overview on "Blockchain Secures Content: Building Trust in the AI Era," highlighting their ProofSnap tools, C2PA credentials, and ERC-7053 standard for verifiable media provenance in the age of AI-generated content.

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Focus Areas

Protocol Labs’ vision for the future is built on four core focus areas that aim to harness humanity’s potential for good, navigate potential pitfalls, and ensure a future where technology empowers humanity.

Digital Human Rights

Building a foundation of freedom and safety in the digital age

Economies & Governance

Creating more efficient and equitable structures for global progress

AI & Robotics

Advancing responsibly with ethics, safety, and human impact in mind

Neurotech

Break bottlenecks in neurotechnology and NeuroAI through strategic investment and scientific research

Build Innovation Network

Teams, members, and projects that facilitate collaboration, offer technical and financial support to drive research and development