After months of moving fast and breaking things at Twitter, Elon Musk’s been on a crash course of a different sort in the last several weeks, doing the rounds of interviews across a range of media events and with different media platforms (although TC’s invite may have gotten lost in the mail…). Yesterday, it was […]
Elon thinks AI could become humanity’s uber-nanny: excerpts from a dinner convo by Ingrid Lunden originally published on TechCrunch
Elementl, a startup that is building a data platform based on the popular Dagster orchestrator, today announced that it has raised a $33 million Series B round led by Georgian. This round also saw participation from new investors 8vc, Human Capital, and Hanover, as well as existing investors Sequoia, Index, Amplify, and Slow, bringing the […]
Elementl raises $33M Series B for its data orchestration platform based on Dagster by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch
Cybersecurity companies are enjoying stellar growth and multiples, but VCs are still hesitant to invest in these startups. What’s going on?
Why aren’t venture capitalists flocking to fund cybersecurity startups? by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Comcast announced Tuesday its new streaming offering for Xfinity internet customers. Called NOW TV, the package costs $20 per month and includes a subscription to Peacock Premium as well as over 40 live channels and more than 20 free ad-supported TV (FAST) channels. The addition of Peacock’s premium subscription — a $4.99/month value — is […]
Comcast announces $20 streaming service ‘NOW TV’ with Peacock included by Lauren Forristal originally published on TechCrunch
Arc, the jobs platform created especially for software developers looking for remote positions, wants to make recruitment easier with the launch of HireAI. Powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4, HireAI does much of the manual work of finding the right candidates from the 250,000 developers on Arc, including resume screening and mass outreach. To use HireAI, companies […]
Arc launches HireAI to make finding software developers easier by Catherine Shu originally published on TechCrunch