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Blockchain.com will let people use human-readable usernames in blockchain transactions

Blockchain.com will let people use human-readable usernames in blockchain transactions in a deal with Unstoppable Domains.Read More

Env0 raises $17M to help companies manage cloud infrastructure

Env0, an infrastructure-as-code automation and service platform, has raised $17 million in venture capital funding.Read More

Google extends open source vulnerabilities database to Python, Rust, Go, and DWF

Google has extended its Open Source Vulnerabilities database to incorporate vulnerability data from Go, Rust, Python, and DWF.Read More

Feature store platform Rasgo raises $20M

Rasgo, a feature store platform for data science workloads, has raised $20 million in venture capital backing.Read More

After $69M art sale, Beeple launches WeNew to celebrate historic moments as NFTs

After selling a work of NFT art for $69 million, Beeple has launched WeNew to celebrate historic moments as NFTs.Read More

Video streaming and analytics platform JW Player raises $100M

Video software and data platform JW Player has raised $100 million in a series E round of funding from LLR Partners.Read More

DeLorean will auction a real car with an NFT for 40th anniversary

The DeLorean Motor Company is auctioning an NFT attached to a real DeLorean car to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the DMC-12 car.Read More

Many people don’t want to work unless it’s from home

Rira Raisi has been working from her home in San Francisco since the beginning of the pandemic. The vast majority of people say they’d like to work remotely at least…

APR vs. interest rate: What are the differences? – CNET

Though sometimes used interchangeably, they’re not the same — and the differences can significantly impact your bottom line.

Inside Wikipedia’s endless war over the coronavirus lab leak theory – CNET

Building a better encyclopedia requires consensus and neutrality but behind the scenes, editors wrangle with the pandemic’s most contentious question.

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