Losing stuff sucks. It’s even more frustrating when something isn’t really lost, but rather left behind in a location, like an airport or sports stadium, which makes it hard to get back. My friend Caitlin knows this all too well; she’s yet to be reunited with the phone she lost at Oktoberfest on September 27, …
The expectation that modern AI tech will find a home in every part of our lives is pandemic. Fittingly, startups and investors are working overtime to build and fund new technology companies to either create or implement new AI tech. Major rounds are often in the headlines, and startups are building at breakneck speeds to …
Aaron Hall has been creatively naming companies, products, and beyond for 20+ years. He has worked with Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, TikTok, HP & HPE, Hulu, Logitech, McDonald’s, NBCUniversal, and others. His expertise is in working with clients to find names that turn heads and showing clients names they’ve never seen before. What’s in a name? …
David DeSanto Contributor David DeSanto is the chief product officer at GitLab Inc., where he leads GitLab’s product division to define and execute GitLab’s product vision and roadmap. David is responsible for ensuring the company builds, ships, and supports the platform that reinforces GitLab’s leadership in the DevSecOps platform market. AI’s role in software development …
Marc founded Faculty to help organizations make better decisions using human-led AI. For over 10 years, he has worked with government agencies and leading brands to implement impactful AI solutions. It’s becoming increasingly clear that businesses of all sizes and across all sectors can benefit from generative AI. From code generation and content creation to …
Mark Troller, chief information officer at Tangoe, Inc., brings over 20 years of diverse IT leadership experience from a range of industries, including telecom, cable television, internet advertising, and financial services. As the lynchpin of digital innovation, artificial intelligence holds the future for every forward-leaning business. But while AI and generative AI pave a path …
It’s safe to say that VCs struck while the iron was hot this year where it concerned generative AI. While venture capital investments overall fell compared to last year thanks to macroeconomic challenges and other related factors, startups in the generative AI space — and AI more broadly — did quite well. Funding for AI-related …
It turns out that the massive $642 million round that U.S.-based GPU compute provider CoreWeave just closed was a secondary transaction. I can’t summon a better news event to summarize the current state of investor interest, venture included, in AI-related startups. The Exchange explores startups, markets and money. Read it every morning on TechCrunch+ or …