Usually, the last thing we’d see a still-in-stealth startup do is speak with reporters. Not because they don’t want to (getting traction before launch can be extremely powerful) but because they don’t have anything to say that won’t hurt the launch story.

For a few days there, Moltbook was the story everyone wanted to have an opinion about. The "social network for AI agents" hit that perfect cultural frequency where tech X couldn't stop talking about it, investors were intrigued, and journalists were drafting their AI-dystopia think pieces. Was it the future? A sign of the singularity? Just deeply weird? The platform had energy, mystery, and that addictive quality.

A few weeks ago, just days before Christmas, tech giant ServiceNow announced its intention to acquire Armis for roughly $8 billion, in what can arguably be viewed as one of its boldest and most strategic M&A moves to date. With both companies sharing a strong focus on innovation, this combination has the potential to become a significant security powerhouse.

Our journey with Wiz – the world’s fastest-growing startup and now the largest private tech acquisition in history at $32 billion – has been anything but a typical client-agency story. It goes back to 2015, when the founding team was still at Adallom, on the brink of a landmark acquisition by Microsoft. Wiz wasn’t even on the whiteboard yet.