Welcome to the TechBrewrite Home for Thursday, April 23rd, 26. I'm Brian McCullough today. Microsoft

considered buying cursor but didn't pull the trigger before SpaceX's deal. Microsoft launches its

first ever voluntary retirement program, Anthropics' secondary market valuation hits $1 trillion on Forge Global, and SpaceX's

S-1 reveals plans to manufacture its own GPUs.

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A few follow-ups to that whole SpaceX kind of sort of acquiring cursor story.

First, sources say SpaceX isn't acquiring cursor immediately because the deal could delay its

forthcoming IPO.

Quoting Bloomberg, a major transaction would require SpaceX to update its filings and

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