Earlier this year we wrote that the “the $100 million venture round is going extinct.” Often our predictions wind up sideways. This time we were on the right track. According to new data from PitchBook, the U.S.

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Here in the States, we’re celebrating the start of a great summer by traveling back in time. Back to the days of early-bird prices on passes to TechCrunch Disrupt 2023, which takes place on September 19–21 in San

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Snowflake and Databricks are surely similar companies. While each positions itself a bit differently, both provide data storage, processing and governance in a cloud context. Both are holding customer conferences

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Reddit community moderators made a bold move earlier this month that caused quite a stir online. They took a stand against the platform’s decision to charge certain developers for access to its valuable data, which

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Startup accelerator Techstars is raising $150 million for its new fund, SEC filings show. The accelerator is seeking new capital ahead of the end of the deployment period of its third institutionally-backed fund,

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It’s just as awful to publish an untested mobile app as it is to publish an incomplete app. Few apps are finished when they are first released, let alone perfect, but many are at least a minimum viable product

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OpenAI is expanding overseas. To London, specifically. Today, the Microsoft-backed AI startup announced that it plans to open an office in London, its first international outpost. When OpenAI’s London location opens

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The Indian government and the United States-based memory chip giant Micron Technology have just struck a preliminary deal for Micron to construct its first semiconductor plant in India. Including contributions from

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Autonomous spacecraft rely significantly on cutting-edge navigation systems to complete missions. In the field of commercial extraterrestrial navigation, Advanced Navigation’s LiDAV technology is a major step

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The federal government agency responsible for granting patents and trademarks has confirmed it inadvertently exposed about 61,000 filers’ private addresses in a years-long data spill. The U.S. Patent and Trademark

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