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Elon Musk says Tesla hasn’t signed contract with Hertz for 100,000 EVs – Roadshow
Well, this is a bizarre turn.
Lumigo joins race to fill serverless observability gap
Lumigo’s distributed tracing is a one-click solution to seamlessly find and fix issues in serverless and microservices environments.Read More
Upland raises $18M at $300M valuation for NFT-based virtual real estate game
Upland has raised $18 million at a $300 million valuation for its NFT virtual real estate game, whic is akin to Monopoly in the real world.Read More
Driverless delivery company Nuro nabs $600M and partners with Google
Autonomous vehicle company Nuro has raised $600 million from a slew of high-profile investors, including Tiger Global Management and Google. Read More
Report: 44% of enterprises experience API security issues
The goals of a new API-first security initiative include ensuring data privacy and consent and reducing cyber threats.Read More
COP26: Jeff Bezos inspired by space jaunt to pledge $2 billion to save the planet – CNET
The ex-Amazon CEO decided to bump his total climate funding commitment to $3 billion after heading to space with Blue Origin.
Mortgage interest rates as of Nov. 2, 2021: Rates decreased – CNET
Today a couple of major mortgage rates slid lower. Here’s how that can affect your mortgage plans.
Current refinance rates on Nov. 2, 2021: Rates slide – CNET
Multiple important refinance rates ticked downward today.
Morbius trailer hints at Marvel and Spider-Man crossovers – CNET
It’s been more than a year since we’ve had a glimpse at Sony’s Spidey spinoff.
Tempo Move is a home gym that uses iPhone cameras for body tracking – CNET
The Move uses Face ID and lidar to track body movement, arriving in December.