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Author Archives: Techme101
Unpacking ‘Good Quests,’ Christianity, and Caviar Bumps
This week on Uncanny Valley, our hosts ask what impact religion will have on Silicon Valley.
Computer History Museum Releases Original AlexNet Code: Why It Matters
Google and the Computer History Museum release AlexNet’s original 2012 source code on GitHub, offering a rare look at a pivotal moment in AI history.
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Android Malware Exploits a Microsoft-Related Security Blind Spot to Avoid Detection
Microsoft’s .NET MAUI lets developers build cross-platform apps in C#, but its use of binary blob files poses new risks by bypassing Android’s DEX-based security checks.
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China’s AI Ambitions Curbed as US Cracks Down on Military-Linked Tech Firms
Eleven entities in China and one in Taiwan face trade restrictions over the development of AI chips and supercomputers for military-affiliated end users.
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Silicon Valley bubble risks heighten as investors pile into funds that bet on a single buzzy startup
Special purpose vehicles, or SPVs, have gotten so popular in Silicon Valley that some experts worry it’s the latest sign of a new bubble.
Meta debuts Friends tab, Mark Zuckerberg pushes ‘throwback to OG Facebook’
Meta debuts Friends tab, which Mark Zuckerberg calls a ‘throwback to OG Facebook’
Trump’s auto tariffs are a gift to Tesla
President Trump is slapping 25% tariffs on all cars imported to the United States, including from our immediate North American neighbors. He’s also placed a 25% tariff on certain parts used to build cars. It’s a decision that will likely … Continue reading
Why HoneyBook’s $140M in ARR may finally justify its $2.4B ZIRP-era valuation
HoneyBook, a startup last valued in late 2021 at $2.4 billion, told TechCrunch that it hit $140 million annualized recurring revenue (ARR). This makes HoneyBook one of the few startups with peak-VC-era valuations to report their financials after the market … Continue reading
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Ubisoft spins out new unit for Assassin’s Creed and other games, Tencent to take $1.25 billion stake
Ubisoft on Thursday announced it’s creating a new gaming subsidiary and that Chinese technology giant Tencent will invest 1.16 billion euros ($1.25 billion) into the unit.
Robinhood CEO sees Amazon-like subscription model as path to ‘loyalty’ in financial services
Robinhood is evolving from a simple-to-use brokerage for young investors to a provider of wealth management and broader banking services.