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Google DeepMind Scientists Said to Be in Talks to Leave and Form AI Startup
Google DeepMind scientists are said to be in talks with investors about forming an AI startup in Paris. The scientists are said to have held discussions with potential investors about a financing round that may exceed EUR 200 million (roughly Rs. 1,800 crore). The purported venture may be focused on building a new AI model.
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For Silicon Valley Startups, The Worst Is Yet To Come
The startup world has had a tough year - plagued by mass layoffs, plummeting venture capital investment and the chaotic collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. But many in tech believe that the worst is yet to come.
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Block.One's Crypto Sale, Biggest Ever, Due To Price Manipulation: Report
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission fined Block.one $24 million in 2019 for failing to register the ICO, and token holders sued Block.one last year, calling the sale a "fraudulent scheme"
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For 12 Years, He Had Silicon Valley's Most Powerful Living In Fear
Last November, the U.S. Attorney in Missoula, Montana, indicted a 56-year-old man named Bryan Nash on 10 charges of stalking and extortion.
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Google DeepMind Scientists Said to Be in Talks to Leave and Form AI Startup
Google DeepMind scientists are said to be in talks with investors about forming an AI startup in Paris. The scientists are said to have held discussions with potential investors about a financing round that may exceed EUR 200 million (roughly Rs. 1,800 crore). The purported venture may be focused on building a new AI model.
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For Silicon Valley Startups, The Worst Is Yet To Come
The startup world has had a tough year - plagued by mass layoffs, plummeting venture capital investment and the chaotic collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. But many in tech believe that the worst is yet to come.
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Block.One's Crypto Sale, Biggest Ever, Due To Price Manipulation: Report
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission fined Block.one $24 million in 2019 for failing to register the ICO, and token holders sued Block.one last year, calling the sale a "fraudulent scheme"
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For 12 Years, He Had Silicon Valley's Most Powerful Living In Fear
Last November, the U.S. Attorney in Missoula, Montana, indicted a 56-year-old man named Bryan Nash on 10 charges of stalking and extortion.
