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After years of research and development efforts, tech startups want to see the Pentagon commit to real production work.
With the pandemic digitizing every aspect of our lives, the Creator Economy has taken off like never before, with some estimates saying it’s now a $100 billion+ market. And yet, managing your professional life as a model, actor, writer or designer remains a mish-mash of emails, manual booking processes and dreaded PDFs. Creatives face late […]
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Anduril buys tube-launched drone-developer Area-I 1 hour ago An Area-I Agile-Launched, Tube-Integrated, Unmanned System, or ALTIUS, is launched from a UH-60 Black Hawk at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, March 4, where the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center led a demonstration that highlighted the forward air launch of the ALTIUS. (Photo courtesy of Yuma Proving Ground) WASHINGTON — Anduril Industries, a venture-backed defense technology company, has acquired Georgia-based, air-launched effects company Area-I, the company announced April 1. “The ...
This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. The US wants VCs and founders to blow the whistle on suspicious investments in American tech firms. The Committee on Foreign Investment in the US created a "tip line" in the summer. But VCs' and techies' unawareness of it poses a challenge to efforts to block China from US tech. For an informant calling in with a hot tip about a national security threat, the generic voicemail greeting provides little sense of urgency. Without introduction, a man's voice says...
Florida businessman convicted of $1BILLION Medicare fraud spent NYE dancing at his daughter's wedding days after Trump commuted his 20-year prison sentence citing his 'declining health' Philip Esformes was among the slew of convicts pardoned by President Trump in the final days of his presidency Esformes, 51, was convicted on 20 criminal counts in a $1billion Medicare fraud scheme in 2019 The healthcare executive was sentenced to 20 years in prison but only served 4 White House claimed the move had been supported by a number of former attorneys general and said Esformes 'is in declining ...