MBA Programs Are Courting Laid-Off Tech Workers By Removing Testing Requirements to Sweeten the Deal
If you were laid off from a job after August 1, 2022, you can ask for a waiver from taking the GMAT at Dartmouth College’s Tuck School of Business.
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March 2023
How to Get Funding and the Smartest Ways to Use It
David Zalik, the co-founder of GreenSky and Co-Head of Merchant Point-of-Sale Lending at Goldman Sach, breaks down the smartest strategies for funding.
Microsoft makes it easier to integrate quantum and classical computing
By default, every quantum computer is going to be a hybrid that combines quantum and classical compute. Microsoft estimates that a quantum computer that will be able to help solve some of the world’s most pressing questions will require at least a million stable qubits. It’ll take massive classical compute power — which is really […]
Microsoft makes it easier to integrate quantum and classical computing by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch
This Golf Simulator Is $50 off in Celebration of the Masters
Warm up for golf season with a Masters-inspired special on TruGolf.
Missed Last Week’s Live Q&A? Find Out What the Emmy Award Winning Host of the ‘Never Settle Show’ Has to Say About Pursuing Your Dreams
The Emmy-winning Host of EntrepreneurTV’s show ‘Never Settle’ shares his advice on pursuing your dreams.
Bill Gates Can Now Add ‘Grandpa’ to His Resume
The Microsoft founder’s eldest daughter, Jennifer Gates, recently welcomed her first child, which makes the billionaire a grandpa for the first time.
The sky isn’t falling for cloud software spend
New data from Battery Ventures helps those building software startups orient themselves to the present day.
The sky isn’t falling for cloud software spend by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Starfish Space captures new funding ahead of orbital servicing demo mission
In the present moment, if a critical component on a satellite malfunctions or it runs out of fuel, satellite operators have no choice but to consider that asset caput. Starfish Space is one of a handful of companies that wants to change that. The four-year-old company is developing a satellite servicing vehicle called Otter, which […]
Starfish Space captures new funding ahead of orbital servicing demo mission by Aria Alamalhodaei originally published on TechCrunch
Humane, a secretive AI startup founded by ex-Apple employees, raises another $100M
A startup founded by ex-Apple design and engineering team Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno, Humane, today raised another $100 million to build what it calls an “integrated device and cloud services platform” for AI. Humane’s work is shrouded in mystery. But its latest round of funding, a Series C, attracted a laundry list of notable […]
Humane, a secretive AI startup founded by ex-Apple employees, raises another $100M by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch
Google expands VPN access to all Google One members, rolls out new ‘dark web report’ feature
Google is expanding VPN access to all Google One members on all plans and rolling out a new dark web report feature for all subscribers. VPN by Google One was previously only available to members on the Premium 2TB plan, but will now be available to all Google One members, including those on the Basic […]
Google expands VPN access to all Google One members, rolls out new ‘dark web report’ feature by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch