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How Atlassian's Dual-CEO Structure Has Helped the Australian Software Company Thrive
Atlassian’s market cap has soared since the company’s 2015 IPO, led by the co-CEOs who started the company two decades ago.
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U.S. Private Equity Giant Pays $10.7 Billion for SAP Rival Started in an English Barn
Anaplan, viewed as a competitor to the likes of SAP, Oracle and Microsoft, was founded in a barn in Yorkshire, England in 2006.
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Dangerous Vortexes and Floating Pics of Jamie Dimon: Big Business Is Trying Hard to Grasp the Metaverse
Samsung and JPMorgan are among the first corporates to run experiments in the metaverse.
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Eric Schmidt Plans to Give A.I. Researchers $125 Million to Tackle ‘Hard Problems'
Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, is planning to donate $125 million to artificial intelligence research through a new fund.
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Samsung Held an Event in the Metaverse. And It Didn't Quite Go to Plan
Samsung held a launch event for its new Galaxy smartphones in a metaverse, but many people struggled to gain access.
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Machines Are Getting Better at Writing Their Own Code. But Human-Level Is ‘Light Years Away'
Computers are getting better at writing their own code but software engineers may not need to worry about losing their jobs just yet.
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Op-Ed: Here Are Some Tech Buying Opportunities for Investors to Consider
While tech spurred much of recent market volatility, the sector is well positioned for future growth. Here’s where investors should look.
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Britain Approves Extradition of Mike Lynch to U.S. to Face Charges Over HP Fraud Case
Earlier Friday, a British judge ruled in favor of HP in a civil case against Lynch.
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Beaten-Down Cloud Software Stocks Get Boost as ServiceNow and Qualtrics Top Estimates
An index of cloud software stocks is down 38% from its high in November, but two key members gave a reason for optimism on Wednesday.
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Nvidia Is Reportedly Preparing to Abandon Its $40 Billion Takeover of Arm
Nvidia is “quietly” preparing to abandon its $40 billion acquisition of British chip designer Arm, Bloomberg News reports.
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Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Wins Right to Take Extradition Case to UK's Top Court
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will be able to challenge a decision that allows him to be extradited to the U.S. on criminal charges, the U.K. High Court said Monday.
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Canadian Password Manager 1Password Valued at $6.8 Billion in New Funding Round
Password management app 1Password says it has raised $620 million at a $6.8 billion valuation, making it one of Canada’s most valuable tech firms.
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Microsoft Hires Law Firm to Review Sexual Harassment Policies, With Report Due in the Spring
The report will include summarized findings of a decades-old probe involving Bill Gates, after years of concerns regarding handling of harassment cases.
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Take-Two Interactive to Buy FarmVille Creator Zynga for $12.7 Billion
Take-Two Interactive says it is buying mobile gaming company Zynga for $12.7 billion with a mix of cash and stock.
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How A.I. Is Set to Evolve in 2022
Areas like deep learning and large language models are set to be high on the AI research agenda this year.
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Amazon's Alexa Assistant Told a Child to Do a Potentially Lethal Challenge
Alexa is not designed to endanger human lives but that’s exactly what it did when it told a 10-year-old girl to touch a live electrical plug with a penny.
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Zoom Executive Says Hybrid Work Will Continue to Drive Growth After the Pandemic
More organizations are moving toward a hybrid work model, but Zoom will remain relevant — thanks to three big “post-pandemic” shifts, said a top exec.
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Cockroach Labs Doubles Valuation in Red Hot Market for Private Software Start-Ups
Cockroach Labs raises $278 million in a funding round that values the enterprise software company at $5 billion, more than double its last valuation.
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EXPLAINER: Behind the ‘Log4j' Security Flaw That's Freaked Out the Internet
Security pros say it’s one of the worst computer vulnerabilities they’ve ever seen.
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Software Start-Up Airtable Hits $11 Billion Valuation in Latest Funding, Adds Salesforce, Michael Dell as Investors
Airtable raises $735 million in a funding round with Michael Dell that values the enterprise software company at $11 billion, nearly double its last valuation.