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Fractal Analytics raises $360M to help companies analyze big data
Fractal Analytics, a big data consultancy company based in India and the U.S., has raised $360 million in venture capital.Read More
Atmosphere will show TikTok streaming video in out-of-home locations
Atmosphere brings streaming video to out-of-home locations, and now it will show TikTok videos in places like restaurants, bars, and gyms.Read More
Nextbase adds safety, driver assistance, and car security to smart dash cam
Nextbase uses artificial intelligence to add driver safety, driver assistance, and car security to its smart dash cam.Read More
Online whiteboarding platform Miro raises $400M to power the future of work
Miro, a visual collaboration platform used by companies like Dell, Cisco, and Deloitte, has raised $400 million at a $17.5 billion valuation.Read More
The TVs of 2022: Bigger, brighter, bolder colors and better software – CNET
With the big-screen announcements of CES 2022 mostly in the books, here’s what will really matter to TV buyers this year.
The laptops of 2022: New computers are the key to the future of work – CNET
Better webcams and seamless switching may help make hybrid work more practical.
Amazon releases Matter tools and features for developers at CES 2022 – CNET
The new protocol gains more support from Amazon as Matter-compatible devices begin to emerge.
NASA to blast Amazon Alexa into space in 2022 – CNET
“Alexa, set a timer for T-minus 10 seconds.”
Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riot forced social networks to look at their ugly side – CNET
Nearly a year after the insurrection, Facebook, Twitter and other social networks are still under scrutiny for how they police political misinformation.
At 55% off, you won’t want to miss out on this one-day air fryer deal – CNET
It’s marked down to just $45 right now, so why would you pass it up?