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“Hard tech” is the latest buzzword in venture capital, but all hard tech industries still rely on software infrastructure to ensure machines work properly, parts are…
TechCrunch Disrupt, the ultimate gathering for early-stage startups, is gearing up for its next edition on October 28–30 in San Francisco. Yes, it’s still several months…
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For a country with some very sunny areas, Mexico has remarkably little solar power. With just over 10 gigawatts of solar capacity, it has one-eighth the…
Creator wishlist startup Throne is doing so well it has returned money from investors
By techtost.com
Thronewhich allows fans to donate items to creators from their wishlist, is launching a new gift portal for family and friends called Happy wish list. However,…
Lens rentals, an online photo, video, audio and lighting equipment rental titan, has announced the acquisition of BorrowLenses, a key competitor in the photo and video…
Turnitin laid off staff earlier this year after its CEO predicted AI would allow it to cut headcount
By techtost.com
People worry that advances in AI will lead to job losses, but rarely does a company’s CEO openly admit that AI will help reduce their workforce.…
k-ID Launches Solution to Help Game Developers Comply with Ever-Changing Child Safety Regulations
By techtost.com
Making a video game successful is already difficult. Doing so while complying with the growing number of child safety laws and regulations around the world is…
There was nothing like Digit at ProMat last year. The manufacturing supply chain event has gradually transformed into a technology exhibition in recent years. Many of…
These days we have a ton of geospatial data coming from the growing number of satellites orbiting our atmosphere, but it takes some serious processing power…