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Monthly Archives: February 2023
Sequoia backs open source data-validation framework Pydantic to commercialize with cloud services
Pydantic, the popular python Python library and open source data-validation framework used by some of the world’s biggest companies, has a new commercial namesake and the backing of one of Silicon Valley’s most storied venture capital (VC) firms. Pydantic Services … Continue reading
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Today’s TechCrunch Live: Why cybersecurity is still hiring and spending with Vanta and Sequoia
Layoffs. They’re everywhere throughout Silicon Valley. While it seems like every company is cutting, some industries are on an upward swing including cybersecurity. I’m excited to have Vanta CEO Christina Cacioppo, and Sequoia partner, Andrew Reed to speak on Vanta’s … Continue reading
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Supersize Electric Cars Are Pushing Road Safety to the Limit
The immense weight of the electric Hummer prompted a crash test expert to stage a bizarre experiment—and wonder if EVs will make roads more dangerous.
Early Deliveroo investor Hoxton Ventures is set to lose one of its founding partners
European venture capital firm Hoxton Ventures, a backer of some of the U.K.’s best-known tech unicorns, is set to lose one of its founding partners.
Lawmakers show rare bipartisan unity in pursuing protections for kids online
Lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee struck a rare tone of alignment at a hearing Tuesday about how Congress can help protect kids from online harms.
Apple patent adds to hype around foldable device from the iPhone maker
Apple is yet to introduce a foldable iPhone or any device, unlike competitors such as Samsung.
How conflict minerals make it into our phones
Instability in the Democratic Republic of the Congo makes it hard to know whether the minerals in our electronics are ethically sourced.
Tesla commits to open 7,500 chargers in the U.S. to other electric vehicles by end of 2024
The Biden administration announced rules and commitments to expand EV charging stations, including cooperation from Tesla, Ford, GM, ChargePoint, and others.
Police use of Chinese camera tech criticised by surveillance watchdog
A survey finds police forces using kit from companies despite alleged “security and ethical” fears.
IFC leads $17M investment in South African insurtech Naked
Naked, a South African insurtech company that helps consumers to insure their cars, homes, and valuables, has raised $17 million in Series B funding led by the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The round welcomed participation from the German Development Finance … Continue reading
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