We really need to be on the ground to interview our ideal users in the U.S. What visas will allow us to do that?
Ask Sophie: Which visas will allow us to expand our startup in the U.S.? by Jenna Routenberg originally published on TechCrunch
The European Commission has laid out another piece of its Circular Economy Action Plan today — adopting a proposal to set common EU rules which are intended to make it easier for consumers to get faulty products repaired. The “right to repair” measures are aimed at reducing e-waste by preventing repairable products from being prematurely […]
Europe tools up for the repairable future by Natasha Lomas originally published on TechCrunch
Shadow is introducing some new use cases for its cloud computing service at the Game Developers Conference. In particular, the company wants to partner with game publishers so that they can create virtual booths to showcase game demos. While Shadow now offers several services, the company is better known for its cloud computing service for […]
Shadow wants to make game demos cool again with cloud computing by Romain Dillet originally published on TechCrunch
Consumer demand for AI chatbot experiences has been funneling millions of dollars into mobile apps advertising their association with ChatGPT or OpenAI technologies. According to a new analysis of the AI app ecosystem from analytics provider data.ai, consumers this year have now spent over $14 million in the 10 highest-earning apps that advertise their use […]
The top 10 AI mobile apps have already pulled in over $14 million this year by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch