by Adre's IT | 16 August, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Alex Stamos, anonymity, bilibili, censorship, cloud infrastructure, CNBC, Code Against COVID-19, computing, contact tracing, Contrarian Ventures, ecomm, Enterprise, gig workers, integrated circuits, L3, machine learning, Mobile, oracle, Robyn Denholm, Security, TC, Teslaquila, U.S. government, United States, word processing
Oracle has begun auditing TikTok’s algorithms and content moderation models, according to a new report from Axios out this morning. Those reviews began last week, and follow TikTok’s June announcement it had moved its U.S. traffic to Oracle servers amid...
by Adre's IT | 4 July, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Asia, Audible, Avlok Kohli, bernie sanders, bilibili, CNBC, Code Against COVID-19, computing, contact tracing, cross-border, Crypto Startup School, Cryptocurrency, decentralization, Domicilios.com, Earnings, Ericsson, investors, jack ma, Judge, Katie Haun, Lawrence Coburn, Lazada Group, May Mobility, Miley Cyrus, Seattle, slack fund, smart contract, TC, Tech in Africa, The Download, University of Georgia, vista equity partners, Wanxiang, xamarin
Despite China’s sweeping bans on cryptocurrencies, domestic web3 talent is quietly flourishing, with many venturing beyond the country’s border. From offering crypto derivative products to to making NFT games, Chinese web3 entrepreneurs’ footprint is...
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Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. The app industry continues to grow, with a record number of downloads and consumer spending across both the iOS...
by Adre's IT | 23 May, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Apple, Asia, bilibili, Boeing, ceo, CNBC, dusseldorf, food and beverage, Fundings & Exits, groups, integrated circuits, marc, solarisBank, Startups, subsea cable, sunlight, TC, Transportation, United States, venture capital Firms, Zipcar
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi’s shareholders have voted to delist the company from the NYSE. The decision is a long-expected result of the company finding itself in hot water with the Chinese government after a rushed and later troubled public-market debut in...
by Adre's IT | 22 April, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, Asia, Automotive, bilibili, driver, Earnings, Effx, fenwick & west, fleet management, fred destin, Google Assistant, Higher Ground Productions, jack ma, Magic Leap, memo, self-driving cars, system on a chip, Tech in Africa, Transportation, volvo
Only four months after Deeproute.ai announced it planned to sell its self-driving solution at an attractive $10,000, the Shenzhen and Fremont-based startup said it has further slashed the cost by approximately 70% to $3,000. The touted price tag surely stands out,...
by Adre's IT | 15 April, 2022 | Adre's IT Blog, alex wilhelm, Asia, bilibili, Boeing, breaker, CNBC, contact tracing, ctrip, Equity Management, Ericsson, food, jack ma, Robin Li, Square Financial Services, Startups, TC, tripactions, U.S. government, Venture Capital
Like many ambitious Chinese who graduated college abroad during the 2010s and aspired to be the next Jack Ma or Pony Ma, Lucas returned to his motherland to build his own internet startup. Two years into running the business, however, his enthusiasm has waned. The...
