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Another blow for self-driving trucks as former industry leader abandons the U.S.
When TuSimple went public in 2021 it was flying high as the leading self-driving trucks developer in the United States. Now — after a string of internal controversies and the loss of a critical partnership with truck manufacturer Navistar — TuSimple is exiting the U.S. altogether. The publicly traded said in a regulatory filing Monday […]
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The UPS Store Prioritizes Diversity — Here’s How it’s Paying Off
Today’s AI funding rush reminds me of the fintech investing hype of 2021
We’re seeing a lot of folks push their capital into just a few squares on the betting table. One way or another, the result is going to be notable.
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Beeper reversed engineered iMessage to bring blue bubble texts to Android users
The push to bring iMessage to Android users today adds a new contender. A startup called Beeper, which had been working on a multi-platform messaging aggregator, is now launching a new app called Beeper Mini which will allow Android users to send and receive end-to-end encrypted iMessage chats for just $1.99 per month. Beeper Mini […]
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Respell wants to help non-technical end users spin up AI-powered workflows
When Respell founder Matthew Rastovac was in high school, he did an internship where his job was to copy information from a government website into a spreadsheet. It was mind-numbing work, so being an enterprising young man, he wrote some code to automate the task. These days, his company helps non-technical employees take advantage of […]
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Git platform AllSpice now curries favor with enterprises
AllSpice shifted its strategy to bring enterprise engineers together to more easily collaborate on projects.
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Mine digs up $30M for its no-code approach to vetting data privacy
Israeli startup Mine made a name for itself a few years ago with a tool designed for consumers to quickly run an audit of their data privacy situation. One scan of your inbox using AI and specifically natural language processing, and Mine can triangulate which companies have access to your personal data, and then let […]
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