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But before we get into the punishment, let’s start with some good news: Devin reports that machine learning may be helping us create a COVID-19 vaccine that could help combat all current and future strains of the pandemic.
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QuantWare, the Dutch startup building quantum processors for research and commercial use, announced today that it has raised a seed round of €6 million (~$6.33 million), Frederick reports. the company says will use this new funding to support the development of its 64-qubit Tenor processor.
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Building a lean growth stack of B2B startups
Selecting the right tool for the job is easy when you already know exactly how to proceed.
However, most B2B growth marketers don’t have a plan to work from, which is why Primer CEO Keith Putnam-Delaney shared a guest post with TC+ that identifies which tools are the best. most appropriate for early-, mid-, and late-stage startups.
“The current tight budget environment should be seen as a positive by marketers,” he writes. “It will force teams to think deeply about what is absolutely necessary, what tools will add to (or take away from) efficiency.”
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India is proposing to replace your IT of more than two decades law, as the world’s second-largest Internet marketplace pushes for new guidelines to seek broader liability of technology companies, reassess who gets safe harbor protection, and better police new technologies and serve “all” consumers. connected users in the South Asian market, jag reunion and manish report.
From the people who brought you credit monitoring services now comes Credit Karma Net Wortha new product to help people know, grow and protect their wealth, christina reports. The new feature brings the 16-year-old company closer to becoming an end-to-end personal finance management platform, which also offers debt products, credit building, and checking and savings accounts, said Credit’s founder and chief executive officer. Karma, Kenneth Lin, in an interview.
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