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His comments come at a time when the entire tech fraternity is discussing Tesla chief Elon Musk’s close ties with US President-elect Donald Trump and the influence the former has on the government.
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'I didn't want to believe Elon but then it was the sense in which I felt he was correct: If Trump could not win in 2024 against The Machine, The Machine would always win,' Thiel tells journalist Bari Weiss on an episode of her podcast
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Union Minister of Commerce & Industry Piyush Goyal also alleged that the state government is neglecting Tumakuru township.
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The US Silicon Valley has traditionally been a Democratic stronghold, and a support base for the Republicans now seems to be emerging in support of Trump's bid for the White House.
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The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency was the first agency to use floppy disks and it’s been 26 years and every morning SFMTA staff still relies on them to tell the trains how to operate.
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Founders who were part of the cohort shared that the tour included a demo of all NVIDIA's solutions and how they fit into various industries and sectors. Jensen Huang also spoke to founders about his journey and the current focus areas for NVIDIA.
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The week also includes an ‘AI day’, with focus on learnings from the playbook of founders and operators who have made in big in the world of AI such as OpenAI, Glean, Moveworks, and 6Sense, among others
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A recent analysis found that between 2018 and 2021, companies led by founders in the BVP Nasdaq Emerging Cloud Index outperformed those that weren’t by about 50%. But by the beginning of 2022, that edge had evaporated
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The boom is over but Silicon Valley’s optimism is masking problems with investor capital and returns
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2024 US Presidential election: Vivek Ramaswamy, the 38-year-old Indian-American, is in the race to be the Republic Presidential candidate.
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According to various news reports, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs and venture capitalist Marc Andreessen are among the tech tycoons behind Flannery Associates
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A mysterious company has spent $800 million in an effort to buy thousands of acres of San Francisco Bay Area land. The people behind the deals are said to be a who’s who of the tech industry.
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Wave of consolidation expected across tech as cash-strapped companies seek buyers or risk going out of business
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Cavli Wireless plans to invest in cutting-edge technologies, such as 5G with edge processing capabilities, to address the automotive and industrial sectors globally, CEO Mathew said.
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The gathering, dubbed a “Generative AI Meeting of the Minds,” would’ve been unthinkable during the pandemic and improbable earlier this year, when the city’s main obsessions often seemed to be car break-ins and retail store closures. The night had the feel of a religious revival.
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This is at least the third investment in U.S. chip startups by VentureTech Alliance in the past month.
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According to its CEO and Founder Saeed Amidi, more than 50 per cent of the startups founder at Plug and Play have been Indians or Indian Americans. Amidi told PTI after the event that Gandhi has shown a deep understanding of the IT sector and his knowledge of latest and cutting edge technologies are quite impressive.
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The latest Venture Monitor report from PitchBook and the National Venture Capital Association does in fact show Greater Silicon Valley’s share of the action to have fallen lately. No other region is close to challenging its dominance, though
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The Facebook parent company notified managers to prepare to announce job cuts on Wednesday, via a memo seen by Bloomberg News.
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Bengaluru is home to over 1.5 million workers including those for global firms like Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Amazon.com Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Accenture Inc.
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Steve Kirsch says he offered a 'hypothetical' $100,000 to a co-passenger to take off her mask. His tweet sparked backlash and led to the millionaire being branded a creep.
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The ripple effects of the Silicon Valley Bank episode may be felt as far as India, due to the interconnected world of flows and investor sentiment
