Robotic automation has revolutionized various industries, and now it is making its way into the world of data centers. Taking a significant step forward in this realm, APAC operator Digital Edge is conducting data center robot trials in the Philippines. These trials showcase the potential for robots to streamline operations, enhance security, and improve overall efficiency in data center management.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, banking-as-a-service (BaaS) has emerged as a game-changer, offering non-banking businesses the opportunity to provide financial services to their customers. BaaS enables businesses to leverage the infrastructure and expertise of existing banks, while also benefiting from the automation and digitization of services. This article explores the numerous advantages of BaaS for non-banking businesses, including lowered
InsurTech NY, the largest InsurTech community in North America, recently completed its fourth growth-stage InsurTech accelerator cohort. As the demand for innovative solutions in the insurance industry continues to grow, InsurTech NY plays a crucial role in supporting startups and fostering their development. Selection Process Out of a remarkable pool of over 155 applicants hailing from 20 countries around the
The most recent data highlights a significant decline in funding for Web3 startups in 2023. With only around $6 billion raised so far, compared to over $25 billion in funding the ecosystem enjoyed in 2022, the current landscape presents new challenges for entrepreneurs in the Web3 industry. However, the year began with a flourishing start, witnessing a flurry of substantial
Lassie, a trailblazing InsurTech startup, has recently made waves in the industry by successfully raising €23m in a Series B funding round led by Balderton Capital. This substantial funding round not only demonstrates Lassie’s potential but also signifies the growing interest in innovative solutions within the pet insurance sector. With a unique approach that combines insurance and wellness coaching, Lassie
The leadership controversy surrounding AI startup OpenAI illustrates the perils of AI companies as the temptation to tap into monetization-oriented funding sources grows ever stronger. While the sky-high costs of training and developing AI models make it nearly impossible to avoid becoming enmeshed with commercially-aligned venture firms and tech giants, the risks associated with such partnerships cannot be ignored. This
HSBC, one of the world’s leading banking and financial services organizations, has announced a groundbreaking partnership in the transaction banking arena. The bank has joined forces with B2B fintech Tradeshift to create a new embedded finance joint venture. This strategic alliance aims to revolutionize the way businesses access financing and integrate transaction banking solutions into fast-growing e-commerce and marketplace venues.
The demand for AI skills has seen a remarkable surge in recent times, with job postings referencing generative AI skills witnessing a staggering rise of 2,000% since March. Startups and scale-ups are not exempt from this trend, as integrating AI becomes increasingly crucial to their success, especially when it comes to fundraising in this AI-driven era. The Role of Fractional
On Friday, the board of OpenAI made a surprising decision to remove the company’s CEO, Sam Altman. This unexpected move, seemingly within the board’s rights, has sent shockwaves through the tech community and sparked discontent among investors. This article explores the reasons behind Altman’s removal, the concerns voiced by investors, the influence of Microsoft, the resignation of Greg Brockman, the
Civitai, a groundbreaking startup, has emerged as a hub for sharing AI image models within its unique platform. With an impressive user base that has skyrocketed to 3 million registered members and a staggering 12 to 13 million visitors per month, Civitai has established itself as the go-to destination for exploring and discovering cutting-edge AI image creations. Funding and Growth
Airbnb has made a significant move in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) by acquiring the secretive AI startup, GamePlanner.AI. Co-founded by Adam Cheyer and Siamak Hodjat, both individuals with notable backgrounds in AI technology, GamePlanner.AI caught the attention of Airbnb due to its expertise in AI and design for AI-driven experiences. Description of GamePlanner.AI Although the exact functionalities and
A comprehensive overview of the current state of the AI market can provide valuable insights into the growing significance of AI spending. Traditionally, AI spending has accounted for 18% of the $400 billion cloud market, showcasing the substantial investment enterprises have made in this transformative technology. Prevalence of AI in Enterprises According to Menlo’s State of AI in the Enterprise
