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Russell Brandom
Journalist

Russell Brandom

Journalist at TechCrunch

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Russell Brandom is a journalist at TechCrunch

24
Mentions
20
Articles
2
Outlets
Aug 2025 — Oct 2026
Coverage
Positive
Sentiment

Topics Most Covered

Companies Covered

Writing Patterns

How this journalist typically writes

Article Types

  • news8
  • announcement3
  • interview1

Preferred Angles

  • business8
  • technical2
  • product1
  • policy1

Narrative Framing

  • breakthrough5
  • competitive5

Appears In

Sentiment Distribution

Based on 18 scored articles

Positive 78%Neutral 11%Mixed 6%Negative 6%

Associated AI Models

Claude2Blackwell1GPT-OSS1Llama1Opus 4.51Sonnet 4.51Haiku 4.51Copilot1

Writes About

Jensen HuangExecutive
4 articles
Mark ZuckerbergExecutive
2 articles
Colette KressExecutive
2 articles
Alexandr WangExecutive
1 article
Asher SpectorFounder
1 article
Aidan SmithFounder
1 article
Ben SpectorFounder
1 article
Dion HarrisExecutive
1 article
Vera Florence Cooper RubinResearcher
1 article
Dianne Na PennExecutive
1 article
Jody BaileyExecutive
1 article
Prashanth ChandrasekarExecutive
1 article
Mustafa SuleymanExecutive
1 article
Santosh JanardhanExecutive
1 article
Rene HaasExecutive
1 article

Appears Alongside

Jensen HuangExecutive
4 shared articles
Mark ZuckerbergExecutive
2 shared articles
Colette KressExecutive
2 shared articles

Articles

Most recent first

Articles Written

Russell Brandom as author

Meta is shaking up its AI org, again
TechCrunchnewsneutralMar 1, 2026

Meta is reorganizing its AI division into Meta Superintelligence Labs with four groups focused on foundation models, research, product integration, and infrastructure, led by new chief AI officer Alexandr Wang.

“Author of "Meta is shaking up its AI org, again" in TechCrunch”

Foundation ModelsLLMsAI InfrastructureAI Competition
Everyone Wants AI, and Nvidia Owns the Supply
TechCrunchnewspositiveFeb 27, 2026

Nvidia reported record $68 billion quarterly revenue with 73% year-over-year growth driven by exponential demand for AI compute, while maintaining near-monopoly control over GPU supply despite emerging Chinese competitors.

“Author of "Everyone Wants AI, and Nvidia Owns the Supply"”

AI Chips/HardwareAI InfrastructureAI CompetitionAI Governance
Flapping Airplanes on the Future of AI: 'We Want to Try Really Radically Different Things'
TechCrunchinterviewpositiveFeb 17, 2026

Flapping Airplanes, a new AI research lab funded with $180 million, is tackling data efficiency in AI training by drawing inspiration from how the human brain learns, positioning itself differently from scaling-focused competitors like OpenAI and DeepMind.

“Author of "Flapping Airplanes on the Future of AI: 'We Want to Try Really Radically Different Things'" in TechCrunch”

AI ResearchFoundation ModelsAI StartupsLLMs
Meta's AI Plans Include Shopping Agents and New Models
TechCrunchnewspositiveJan 29, 2026

Meta plans to launch new AI models and agentic shopping tools in 2025, leveraging user personal data as competitive differentiation, while increasing capital spending to $115-135 billion for AI infrastructure.

“Author of "Meta's AI Plans Include Shopping Agents and New Models" in TechCrunch”

AI AgentsGenerative AIAI ProductsAI Competition
Yet Another Huang Chip
TechCrunchnewspositiveJan 7, 2026

Nvidia officially launched its Rubin computing architecture at CES, a new AI hardware system designed for handling skyrocketing computational demands and already in full production with deployments planned across major cloud providers.

“Author of "Yet Another Huang Chip"”

AI Chips/HardwareFoundation ModelsAI InfrastructureAI Agents
Opus 4.5 Just Showed Everyone How Memory Should Work
AnthropicannouncementpositiveNov 25, 2025

Anthropic's Opus 4.5 introduces improved memory management for long-context operations and becomes the first model to score over 80% on SWE-Bench verified coding benchmark.

“Author of "Opus 4.5 Just Showed Everyone How Memory Should Work" in Anthropic”

Foundation ModelsLLMsAI AgentsAI Products
Stack Overflow is Remaking Itself Into an AI Data Provider
TechCrunchannouncementpositiveNov 19, 2025

Stack Overflow is repositioning itself as an enterprise AI data provider through Stack Internal, a product designed to translate human expertise into AI-accessible formats for internal agents, following a model similar to Reddit's multi-hundred-million-dollar content licensing deals.

“Author of "Stack Overflow is Remaking Itself Into an AI Data Provider" in TechCrunch”

AI InfrastructureGenerative AIAI AgentsFoundation Models
Two Days After OpenAI's Atlas, Microsoft Re-Launches a Nearly Identical AI Browser
TechCrunchnewsneutralOct 24, 2025

Microsoft launched Copilot Mode in Edge as an AI browser two days after OpenAI's Atlas, with nearly identical functionality including form-filling and tab-comparison features despite both products being in parallel development.

“Author of "Two Days After OpenAI's Atlas, Microsoft Re-Launches a Nearly Identical AI Browser" in TechCrunch”

AI ProductsAI CompetitionGenerative AIAI Agents
Meta and Arm Team Up on AI Infrastructure
TechCrunchnewspositiveOct 16, 2025

Meta and Arm announced a multi-year partnership to optimize Meta's ranking and recommendation systems on Arm's Neoverse AI platform while Meta builds massive data centers (Prometheus and Hyperion) to support AI demand.

“Author of "Meta and Arm Team Up on AI Infrastructure" in TechCrunch”

AI InfrastructureAI Chips/HardwareFoundation ModelsAI Competition
Nvidia Unveils New GPU Designed for Long-Context Inference
TechCrunchannouncementpositiveSep 10, 2025

Nvidia unveiled the Rubin CPX GPU optimized for processing context windows larger than 1 million tokens, improving performance on long-context tasks like video generation and software development.

“Author of "Nvidia Unveils New GPU Designed for Long-Context Inference" in TechCrunch”

AI InfrastructureAI Chips/HardwareFoundation Models
Nvidia Reports Record Sales as the AI Boom Continues
TechCrunchnewspositiveAug 28, 2025

Nvidia reported record $46.7B quarterly revenue with 56% YoY growth driven by AI data center demand, with Blackwell chips accounting for $27B in sales, while facing regulatory uncertainty on China chip sales.

“Co-author of the article reporting on Nvidia's earnings results”

AI Chips/HardwareAI InfrastructureAI CompetitionAI Regulation
Anthropic Settles AI Book-Training Lawsuit
TechCrunchnewsneutralAug 27, 2025

Anthropic settles class action lawsuit with authors over use of copyrighted books in LLM training, with settlement terms to be announced in coming weeks.

“Author of "Anthropic Settles AI Book-Training Lawsuit" in TechCrunch”

AI RegulationFoundation ModelsAI EthicsGenerative AI

Also Mentioned In

Referenced in coverage

Anthropic is giving qualifying startups a free year of Claude Team, five premium seats and $1,000 in credits
TechCrunchpositiveOct 7, 2026

“TechCrunch journalist who covered Anthropic's expansion of Claude for Startups program.”

Nvidia's AI advantage is moving beyond the GPU
TechCrunchpositiveAug 31, 2026

“Author of article about Nvidia's expansion beyond GPUs with its Vera Rubin architecture.”

Fable is powerful. Opus is employable
TechCrunchpositiveJul 28, 2026

“Reported on Anthropic's Opus 5 model launch with comparison to Fable 5.”

Architectural update simplifies Model Context Protocol for large-scale AI agents
TechCrunchpositiveJul 22, 2026

“Reported on Model Context Protocol architectural update for large-scale AI agent interoperability.”

TechCrunch framed AI murder-planning questions as a live test of model safety thresholds
TechCrunchcautiousJul 14, 2026

“TechCrunch journalist who wrote the article framing George Hotz's views on AI safety and arguing for balancing individual freedom with collective interests.”

A former Databricks AI chief thinks he can make inference 1,000 times more power efficient
TechCrunchpositiveJun 26, 2026

“Wrote article about Naveen Rao's Unconventional AI and its oscillator-based architecture for power-efficient inference.”

Can tech companies learn to love cheaper AI models?
TechCrunchcautiousJun 10, 2026

“Reported on the shift towards cheaper AI models replacing frontier models for most tasks without quality loss.”

Microsoft wants autonomous agents in the enterprise without the compliance chaos
TechCrunchcautiousJun 5, 2026

“Reported on Microsoft Scout autonomous agent for enterprise environments.”