Author: Pranali Mehta
Microsoft, the US-based technology giant, has reportedly cut off Yammer, the social network it acquired over ten years ago for around $1.2 billion.
Yammer was established in San Francisco in 2008, and Cofounder David Sacks officially introduced th
The United Kingdom's semiconductor sector is reportedly appealing to the administration for financial assistance, with sources warning that if action is not taken immediately, the nation stands to lose its microchip businesses to the United State
Google, the U.S.-based technology giant, has reportedly announced that it will roll out an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot technology, named Bard, in the coming weeks.
Apparently, Bard will directly compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Bard
Recharge Industries, an Australian renewable energy startup, has reportedly come up as the preferred bidder for the U.K.-based collapsed battery startup, Britishvolt.
Apparently, the Australian company has inked a deal to acquire Britishvolt&rsquo
Entocycle, the British agricultural service, is reportedly planning to secure another $5 million in a Series A funding round led by the European climate venture capital firm, Climentum Capital. Apparently, ACE & Company and Lowercarbon Capital ar
PhonePe, the well-known Indian digital payment and fintech company backed by Walmart, has reportedly recorded a revenue of nearly $234.3 million within the first three quarters of 2022, the firm disclosed in a filing.
The revenue generated by the
Tesla, the renowned U.S.-based electric vehicle manufacturer, has reportedly planned to invest US$3.6 billion to expand its Nevada-based gigafactory.
Confirming the White House claims, the business announced the construction of two new manufacturi
Well-known IT behemoth, Accenture has reportedly invested in Cosmo Tech, a software company, to expand its digital twin simulation technology offerings to its client base. The agreement has been finalized via Accenture Ventures during the first phase
Cumul.io, a Belgium-based software company that provides low-code BI (business intelligence) platform for SaaS (software-as-a-service) firms, has reportedly secured €10 million ($10.8 million) in a Series A funding round.
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