Technology moves fast, and so are the startups we’re backing. What’s been happening?
There’s an inherent tension at the heart of modern data infrastructure. On the one hand, it’s becoming more mission-critical every day, as companies around the world rely on it to run their business. On the other hand, it’s more complex, and potentially brittle, than ever, an “assembly chain” involving multiple tools and repositories.
Cryptocurrency giant Coinbase on Tuesday announced it has acquired Bison Trails, a firm that specializes in building blockchain infrastructure for banks and other companies.
At Antheia, we’ve demonstrated the scaled production of complex small-molecule biopharmaceuticals, and we believe the technology is ready for commercialization. I’ll explain how we got here, the approach we’re taking, and why we see it as a big win for the industry.
Below are 10 bold predictions about what will unfold in the world of artificial intelligence in 2021, from academic research to startups to capital markets to regulation. To keep ourselves honest, we will revisit these predictions in December 2021 to grade how we did.
Datakin is announcing OpenLineage, its initiative to define industry standards for data lineage, at the Open Core Summit today. OpenLineage’s end-to-end management intends to make data operations more efficient and trustworthy for enterprises.
Educative helps Bootcamps meet the new heightened demand for real-time learning.
