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Humans migrate — it is intrinsic to our nature. When we do migrate, we aren’t just transporting ourselves, but our culture as well. Thanks to the globalization wave that took place during the 20th century, migration was turbocharged, provoking cultural exchanges that generated new cuisines, mestizo graphic expressions, and new music genres. Music is possibly one of the cultural expressions that records such cultural exchanges with the greatest fidelity. Many of you reading this will probabl...

Subsea UK and TechWorks, the UK’s industry association for the deep tech community, have signed a collaboration agreement covering the development of underwater technology..

The role of India’s corporate VC firms At YourStory’s Investor Summit, panellists discussed the various nuances of the nascent corporate venture firms in India and how startup founders can better engage with them. 0 claps Good morning! India has one of the world’s fastest-growing startup ecosystems. This rise is in step with the expansion of the country’s capital pool fuelled by corporate venture capital firms. Though the community of corporate venture capital firms in India is small, t...

How leaders from Align Technology, Dell, Mutant, SGInnovate, and more #ChooseToChallenge gender stereotypes Details #ChooseToChallenge, the team at  Human Resources Online reached out to about 70 leaders (women and men - because we believe men play a part too) to ask "What is one action you are taking at work, and at home, to challenge the existing gender stereotypes?" We believe that as individuals, we are all responsible for our own thoughts and actions – at work and...

Our much-loved TV host Tucker Carlson's defense of the purged Dr. Seuss books fell short of freedom’s standards: "Dr. Seuss was not a racist" was the gist of it.

Results for "" CEO of the Year: Papayas Einat Guez talks gambling on remote work, SPACs, and women in tech Einat Guez, the CEO and co-founder of global payroll management startup Papaya Global shares her experience bringing the company above the $1B valuation threshold, how women are changing the tech game, and more... Idan Ben Tovim / 9 Mar 2021 • 4 min read This last ye...

Technuter In an effort to boost India’s tech start-up ecosystem, the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), has announced Deep Tech Club (DTC) 2.0; the second edition for its DeepTech Mentoring program, an initiative to nurture and promote Indian DeepTech products solving global problems. DTC finds world-changing start-ups that are enabled by AI, ML, AR, VR, IoT, Robotics, Blockchain, NLP, and similar technologies. The central focus of the DTC program is to act as ...

Former ISRO engineer turned entrepreneur Dhinesh Kanagaraj was always interested in the field of composite materials.’ During his three-year stint with the national space organisation, he was also pursuing and ideating along similar lines. A graduate of IIT-Madras, Dhinesh, and IIT-Delhi alumnus Abhijeet Rathore met in ISRO in 2011, and worked on popular missions such as GSLV Mk-III and Chandrayaan-II. After leaving his job at ISRO, Dhinesh along with his colleague Abhijeet launched Chenna...

(0) StorageOS, a leader in cloud native storage management, has today announced a $10 million Series B funding round to build on growth, which has seen more than 4,000 customers globally implement its software-defined storage solution. Led by Downing Ventures, existing investors Bain Capital Ventures, Uncorrelated Ventures and MMC Ventures also participated in the round alongside new investor, Chestnut Street Ventures. This brings the total funding raised to date by StorageOS to $20 million...

Machine Learning Security Software, STROKK, Developed by Qatar Deep Technology Startup, ADGS News Provided By Share This Article ADGS CEO Christophe Billiottet An Artificial Intelligence software that increases the security level of any password by a factor of 10,000 developed by Deep Technology startup, ADGS Qatar. STROKK is a military-grade software that makes stolen passwords useless to hackers by knowing how you type” — Head of InfoSec at Central Bank of KuwaitDOHA, QATAR, February 22, ...