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Amazon Is the Latest Tech Giant to Face the Consequences of AI ‘Tokenmaxxing’
Botnet of more than 17 million devices dismantled
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Column: My Apple Watch just dumped me. Should we get back together?
AFter years of peaceful co-existence, my Apple Watch inexplicably “unpaired” me. Can this relationship be saved?
JupiterOne nabs $30M to help companies manage cybersecurity data
Cybersecurity management automation startup JupiterOne has raised $30 million in a venture capital equity round.Read More
Market intelligence platform Crayon raises $22M
Crayon, an AI-powered market intelligence platform, has raised $22 million, bringing its total raised to $38 million.Read More
Data backup company Acronis secures $250M to expand datacenter footprint
Acronis has closed a $250M funding round at a valuation significantly higher than its previous post-money amount.Read More
WorkBoard raises $75M to help companies track OKRs
WorkBoard, a company providing a platform to track OKRs, has raised $75 million in a venture equity funding round.Read More
Carry1st raises $6 million to publish mobile games in Africa
Carry1st has raised $6 million to publish games in Africa, and it is starting with a focus on regional mobile payments.Read More
Here are today’s mortgage rates on May 4, 2021: Rates move upward – CNET
Today a few notable mortgage rates climbed. If you’re in the market for a mortgage, see how your future mortgage payments could be affected.
Refinance rates for May 4, 2021: Rates hold steady – CNET
Several major refinance rates were flat today.
How Amazon, Google and others are helping the push for herd immunity to COVID-19 – CNET
From software to space for clinics, tech companies use what they have to join other industries in the vaccine push.
Airlines rush to put parked airplanes back in the sky – CNET
After a year of COVID-19 lockdowns, air travel is starting to soar in the US. Preparing aircraft for passengers again takes a lot of work.