Technology press release examples.
Technology releases fail when they describe features instead of what a person can now do. The examples here explain new products, deals and funding in words a general reporter can use, and keep the specifications for the lower half.
Real technology releases
- Real releaseAnthropic raises $65B in Series H funding at $965B post-money valuationAnthropicanthropic.comFundingMay 28, 2026
- Real releaseCloudflare 2026 Threat Intelligence Report: Nation-State Actors and Cybercriminals Shift from 'Breaking In' to 'Logging In'Cloudflarecloudflare.comBusinessMar 3, 2026
- Real releaseCES 2026: The Future is HereCES / Consumer Technology Association (CTA)ces.techEventJan 9, 2026
- Real releaseNintendo Switch 2 launches 5th June, bringing new forms of game communication to lifeNintendonintendo.comProduct launchApr 3, 2025
- Real releaseApple will spend more than $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four yearsAppleapple.comBusinessFeb 24, 2025
- Real releaseTo Our Customers and PartnersCrowdStrikecrowdstrike.comCrisis managementJul 19, 2024
- Real releaseIntroducing Meta: A Social Technology CompanyMeta (formerly Facebook, Inc.)fb.comRebrandingOct 28, 2021
- Real releaseMicrosoft to acquire LinkedInMicrosoftmicrosoft.comAcquisitionJun 13, 2016
- Real releaseApple Reinvents the Phone with iPhoneAppleapple.comProduct launchJan 9, 2007
From the guide
- The Standard Press Release FormatThe standard press release format in order: release line, headline, dateline, lead, body, quote, boilerplate, contact and an end mark.
- How to Write a Press Release, Step by StepA practical walkthrough for writing a press release from a first draft to send, with a checklist at the end.
- How to Write a Press Release HeadlineHow to write a press release headline: length, word order, strong verbs, what to cut, and how to use a subhead.
- How to Write a Press Release QuoteWhat a press release quote is for, who should be quoted, how to write one that sounds like a person, and common failures to avoid.
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