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The Signal Map

What moved across technology coverage

A public snapshot of technology coverage movement: topics gaining attention, newly emerging names, and connections showing up in shared coverage. Sourced, dated, and coverage-limited.

The Signal Map is free to read and rebuilt each time the measurements refresh, so every dated edition in the archive is a citable snapshot of the record as it stood that day. Each edition measures the trailing three complete calendar months — the exact window is on the data line below, and the still-running month is excluded so months compare cleanly. Because the window moves slowly and the refresh is frequent, consecutive editions will often look alike; that is the record holding steady, not a stale page. Items are ranked by coverage movement and corpus support, not by importance, quality, or investment value.

Archived edition · built 31 Jul 2026 · measuring Trailing 3 months · through Jul 2026 · 368,682 articles · coverage 95% · archive →
How to read it. Coverage movers changed coverage velocity the most this period. Emerging topics are newly visible or rising from a low base. Connections show topics appearing together in shared coverage. Every item is a dated measurement, not a call to act.
Trailing 3 months · through Jul 2026 (this period) — 5 coverage movers, 18 emerging, 16 connections. Biggest coverage mover: Google ↓.Counts of dated, sourced measurements — not a call to act.
▲ Coverage movers
Public items appear only when enough dated articles stand behind them. A deal-style headline can show up when it's part of the measured record — the signal is the pattern, not the headline.
Googlecompany
-409.9/mo fallingGoogle will shut down Google Assistant starting September 2026 as Gemini takes over on Android and Wear OS
Coverage is mostly launch stories, framing is mostly neutral (89%).
Geminitechnology
-216.9/mo fallingYour Gemini for Home timers and alarms are getting smarter and more reliable
Coverage is mostly launch stories; the press's claims run to the launch stage, framing is mostly neutral (85%).
Microsoftcompany
-175.0/mo fallingMicrosoft Says Ransomware Can Be Stopped In 128 Seconds—Here’s How
Coverage is mostly launch stories, framing is mostly neutral (88%).
Androidtechnology
-163.9/mo fallingGoogle Plans To Exempt Sanctioned Nations From Android Developer Verification
Coverage is mostly launch stories; the press's claims run to the launch stage, framing is mostly neutral (89%).
ChatGPTtechnology
-136.2/mo fallingSensor Tower: India's mobile app market generated a record $345M in consumer spending in Q2, up 35% YoY; ChatGPT ranked No. 1 by downloads and No. 2 by revenue (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch)
Coverage is mostly launch stories; the press's claims run to the results stage, framing is mostly neutral (87%).
🔒 Browse all movers with your own filters — plus full history & every cited source — in Compass.
✦ Emerging
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⇄ Connections
The pairs the press wrote about together most strongly this period, ranked by measured co-coverage. Many are expected — a company and its own product, or a founder and their venture — and the ones that aren't are where a period gets interesting.
Interpublic Group Omnicom
Interpublic Group and Omnicom appeared together in shared coverage
Kitten Space Agency Rocketwerkz
Kitten Space Agency and Rocketwerkz appeared together in shared coverage
SubQ Subquadratic
SubQ and Subquadratic appeared together in shared coverage
Crossfire That's No Moon
Crossfire and That's No Moon appeared together in shared coverage
Build A Rocket Boy MindsEye
Build A Rocket Boy and MindsEye appeared together in shared coverage
Charlie Guillemot Christophe Derennes
Charlie Guillemot and Christophe Derennes appeared together in shared coverage
EVE Online Fenris Creations
EVE Online and Fenris Creations appeared together in shared coverage
Sumo Group The Chinese Room
Sumo Group and The Chinese Room appeared together in shared coverage
🔒 Browse the whole connection graph, with scores & evidence, in Compass.
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Source: Enginerds Compass — measurements over a longitudinal technology corpus. Correlational & coverage-limited; not investment advice. © Enginerds.