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Story OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei is launching a new brand on Jan 27, Kunal Shah is investing in it Kunal Shah's investment in Carl's venture comes after the startup raised $7 million in its initial round of funding. Sushant Talwar | January 21, 2021 | Updated 16:39 IST Highlights The new venture will focus on audio products. Cred's founder Kunal Shah has invested in the venture. It's no secret that OnePlus' co-founder, Carl Pei, who parted ways with the company last year is now all set to start his own startup. The venture which will reportedly focus on audio products is set to debut on Jan...

Protolabs, 3D-Print Metal Fabricator, Up on Output-Platform Deal Protolabs, a 3D-printing metal fabricator, agreed to pay as much as $330 million for 3D Hubs, an online manufacturing platform Author: Protolabs  ( PRLB) - Get Report jumped Tuesday after the 3D-printing metal fabricator said it definitively agreed to buy 3D Hubs, the Amsterdam online manufacturing platform, for as much as $330 million. The Maple Plain, Minn., company said in a statement it would pay $130 million cash and $150 million of stock for 3D Hubs. Protolabs will pay as much as an additional $50 million, half in cash...

Maple Plain-based Protolabs expands 3-D printing business with $280M acquisition Dutch firm 3D Hubs offers online ordering platform with 200 manufacturing partners.  January 19, 2021 — 7:38pm Text size Copy shortlink: Protolabs is buying a Netherlands-based 3-D printing company in a $280 million deal. 3D Hubs, with U.S. headquarters in Chicago, connects engineers with contract manufacturers to provide custom products or prototypes. The deal is expected to close by the end of the month. "The addition of 3D Hubs provides Protolabs ...

For Tony Fadell, the future of startups is connected and sustainable Three years after a failed bid at retiring, the Nest founder reflects on the future shape of tech Tony Fadell can’t stop thinking about what’s next in tech. The man credited with creating the iPod, building the iPhone and founding the smart-home company, Nest, had tried to retire before he started his latest venture, Future Shape, but found that retirement didn’t really take. So the 51-year-old designer, engineer and investor, together with a core group of collaborators, has spent the last three years staking out the s...