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SpaceX’s Swarm Technologies is halting new device sales
Swarm, the Internet-of-Things connectivity provider that was acquired by SpaceX, will no longer be selling new devices, according to an email sent to customers earlier this month. The news appears to be directly related to SpaceX’s forthcoming expansion into the … Continue reading
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Collectly Could Save Medical Providers $200 Billion
In the landscape of healthcare, medical providers face an ongoing challenge with payment collection. The process can be overwhelming, especially for solo or small practices without the resources to offer electronic billing. Pasadena-based company, Collectly, founded by Levon Brutyan and … Continue reading
Why Tesla investors should care about Elon Musk’s multiplying ventures
Tesla has never disclosed to its shareholders exactly how much talent, time and money it was willing to spend helping its CEO at his other ventures.
Cruise starts initial robotaxi testing in Miami
Cruise, the self-driving arm of General Motors, has begun initial testing and data collection in Miami, the company said in a tweet Wednesday. “Phase 1 is to familiarize our fleet with additional, diverse road conditions while collecting data,” the company … Continue reading
VR is dead
It’s hard to believe that it was only 11 years ago that VR captured the zeitgeist. In April 2012, Oculus hit Kickstarter with the Oculus Rift developer kit, and the tech world whipped itself into a “this is the future” … Continue reading
North Korean Hackers Are Targeting Your Cryptocurrency
In a recent cybersecurity breach, North Korea-backed hackers targeted cryptocurrency clients by infiltrating the systems of JumpCloud, a prominent U.S. enterprise software company. The breach, attributed to a sub-group of the notorious Lazarus hacking group called Labyrinth Chollima, highlights the … Continue reading
Meta’s Llama 2 Is an Open-Source Rival to ChatGPT
Research and commercial organizations can use the upgraded, open-source Meta AI engine for free.
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Paycom vs Paycor (2023): Payroll Software Comparison
This is an in-depth Paycom vs Paycor payroll software comparison. Use our guide to learn more about their features, pricing, and more to find your best fit.
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It’s been a bumpy 6 months for edtech — are smoother roads ahead?
Rhys Spence Contributor Share on Twitter Rhys Spence is head of research at Brighteye Ventures, a European edtech-focused fund. More posts by this contributor 2022 European edtech report: Smaller rounds and fewer deals, but more angel activity Edtech’s honeymoon might … Continue reading
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Expo+ Pass: The affordable TechCrunch Disrupt 2023 experience
Whether you’re short on time or short on cash, you can still find plenty of exciting opportunities at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023, taking place September 19–21 in San Francisco. The Expo+ pass is the perfect option for anyone with a shoestring … Continue reading
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