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AI security startup Outtake raises $40 million from Iconiq, Satya Nadella, Bill Ackman and other big names
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Outtake, which builds a cybersecurity platform to help businesses detect, investigate and eliminate identity fraud, has raised a $40 million Series B funding round. While that…
From OpenAI offices to Eli Lilly deal – how Chai Discovery became one of the most impressive names in AI drug development
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Drug discovery, the art of identifying new molecules for drug development, is a notoriously time-consuming and difficult process. Traditional techniques such as high performance controlthey offer…
Just three years after taking the reins as Sequoia Capital’s top leader, Roelof Botha is stepping down as a senior manager at the storied VC firm.…
Meta Mark Zuckerberg’s chief executive announced on Friday that former Openai researcher Shengjia Zhao will lead to research efforts at the company’s new AI unit, Meta…
Some Chatgpt users have recently noticed a strange phenomenon: occasionally, their chatbot is mentioned by the name, as words through problems. This was not the default…
Clop ransomware gang names dozens of victims hit by massive Cleo hack, but several companies dispute breaches
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Prolific ransomware gang Clop has named dozens of corporate victims it claims to have hacked in recent weeks after exploiting a vulnerability in several popular business…
Its users popular website Glassdoor, which allows anyone to sign up anonymously to review companies they’ve worked for, say Glassdoor collected and added their names to…
It’s hard to disagree with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang when he notes, “Creating foundational models for general humanoid robots is one of the most exciting problems…
The cruise has was named its first ‘chief security officer’ as part of the company’s bid to rehabilitate itself after an incident – and ensuing controversy…
Creating memorable startup names that resonate, inspire thought and make competitors cringe
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David Platzek is its president and founder Lexicon Branding. Developing category-changing names such as Sonos, Pentium, OnStar, Swiffer, Febreze and BlackBerry, Lexicon has become one of…