Microsoft, NVIDIA Bet $1 Billion on Wayve Autonomous Car Software
UK startup Wayve has scored $1.05 billion in Series C funding from SoftBank, NVIDIA, and Microsoft to advance its embodied AI.
May 07, 2024
Army Paper Points to TSMC's China Challenge
The U.S should consider destroying TSMC to avoid war with China, state the authors of a U.S. Army War College paper, highlighting the enormous influence the chipmaker enjoys
January 12, 2022
The Top 10 Cloud Tech Trends of 2021
Futuriom takes a look back at the top trends in cloud technology for the year 2021 and peeks at what's ahead
December 28, 2021
Cohesity Files for IPO
Data management firm Cohesity has confidentially filed with the U.S. SEC to go public
December 23, 2021
Who'll Replace the Chinese IoT Drones?
Cloud Tracker Pro
In the wake of U.S. blacklisting, enterprise drone maker DJI could cede market share to U.S.-based Skydio and Parrot SA from Europe
December 21, 2021
Oracle to Pay $28.3 Billion for Cerner
Oracle is set to pay about $28.3 billion to add Cerner, a market-leading electronic medical records company, to its list of cloud-enabled enterprise applications
December 20, 2021
China AI Firm's IPO Stalls After U.S. Criticism
China's SenseTime machine-vision firm put its IPO plan on hold after the U.S. Treasury Department condemned its contribution to human rights abuse in the PRC
December 13, 2021
Fungible Boasts Hyperscale Datacenter Record
Fungible Inc.'s data processing unit (DPU) has broken a storage performance record at the San Diego Supercomputer Center, and the vendor says it's working in public cloud networks too
December 07, 2021
AWS' Selipsky Reveals One-Cloud Strategy
Adam Selipsky's keynote on Day 2 of AWS re:Invent demonstrated AWS's resistance to any multi-cloud approach
December 01, 2021
AWS re:Invent Day 1: Performance, Security, IoT, & More
AWS's annual conference features efficiency, performance, and security announcements for developers and managers, with a slew of offerings for industrial IoT
November 30, 2021
Futuriom 40 Update: Who's Hot, Who's Not
It's time to revisit our Futuriom 40 list of top private companies. Here's who has lived up to our expectations, who's disappointed, and who we're keeping an eye on
November 30, 2021