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Southeast Asia games firm Sea, formerly Garena, files for $1 billion US IPO
Southeast Asia-based games and e-commerce firm Sea, formerly known as Garena, has officially filed for its much-anticipated U.S. IPO. The company, which is valued at over $3.75 billion, will list on the New York Stock Exchange as ‘SE’ and is looking to raise $1 billion. Sea is best known for its Garena gaming business, which predominantly focuses on PC games but also includes… Read More
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Beats Studio 3 bring premium noise canceling and battery life at a premium price
Beats had a handful of different sounds on hand to test the Studio 3 ahead of launch. The demo was designed to showcase the range of the headphones’ new adaptive noise-canceling technology — but there’s only so much you can get from a demo in that kind of controlled environment. Read More
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This news-reading AI could scan for police shootings nationwide
Ask how many people have been killed in the last couple decades by police officers, and results vary widely. Local and federal authorities may track them differently, likewise activist and research groups. One project hopes to keep better tabs on police-related fatalities by having an AI system extract them from news reports nationwide. Read More
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Don’t wait for the Apple Watch to dole out medical advice anytime soon
Could the Food and Drug Administration classify the Apple Watch as a medical device? It’s a question many have asked over the past couple of years, but the stakes are now higher for the Watch with its newfound ability to detect atrial fibrillation (AFIb), or an irregular heart rhythm. Of course, detection and diagnosis are two separate things. The Apple Watch has now been used to detect… Read More
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Dispatches on diversity: Uber, sexual harassment and venture capital
Racism. Sexism. Discrimination. Harassment. Those words often come up in questions pertaining to the state of diversity in Silicon Valley. Read More
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Twitter is testing a Twitter Lite Android app, first in the Philippines
Twitter today has nearly four times as many monthly active users outside the U.S. as it does in its home market — 260 million versus 68 million — and this week it quietly launched a new app in an effort to boost those numbers further. The social network is testing a Android app for Twitter Lite, a native app version of a mobile web site Twitter launched earlier this year that… Read More
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Uber only has itself to blame for London license loss
The tech industry’s over-processed supply of irony might not be enough to service all the ramifications of Uber being stripped of its London license by the city’s transport regulator. Read More
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Russia targeted election systems in 21 states, successfully hacking some
On Friday, the Department of Homeland Security notified nearly half of the U.S. states that their election systems were targeted by Russia-affiliated hackers in an attempt to influence the 2016 election. In most of the states targeted, the hackers were engaged in preliminary activities like scanning. In other states hackers attempted to infiltrate systems and failed, but in a small selection… Read More
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iPhone 8 teardown reveals few surprises, but more camera details
The always hotly anticipated iFixit teardown of the iPhone 8 has arrived, and while it doesn’t harbor much in the way of surprises, there are a few tidbits you may want to know about hiding in there. Especially if you like hearing about things like “pixel pitch.” Read More
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Crunch Network
Forget what you’ve been told about edtech
Investors are incessant in their hunt for the next emerging market. The investment du jour? Edtech. The tastemaker in this case is an article from David Bainbridge claiming, “Edtech is the next fintech.” While most of us can appreciate the wordplay, comparing edtech to fintech, or other “hot” industries, is a dangerous game — one that that can severely damage… Read More
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I have an SNES Classic Edition, and it rules
Just in time for a weekend during which I had already planned to do nothing productive, a small package from Nintendo containing what will likely be its hottest item since the NES Classic Edition… which is to say, of course, the SNES Classic Edition. Read More
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CRISPR breakthrough could drop miscarriage rates
Gene-editing technology CRISPR has revealed a clue in how human embryos begin to develop, possibly reducing the risk of miscarriage in those crucial first few weeks of pregnancy. CRISPR Cas9 can modify or snip out genetic defects thought to contribute to miscarriage, but until now it wasn’t clear why some embryos continued to form into a fetus and others did not. Read More
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iPhone 8 and 8 Plus cameras get top marks from testing outfit DxOMark
If our review didn’t convince you that the cameras in the latest iPhones are something special, perhaps DxOMark’s lab-heavy evaluation process will do the trick. The camera testing site unequivocally states that the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus have the best smartphone cameras it’s ever tested — though they aren’t without their flaws. Read More
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Facebook drops no-vote stock plan, Zuck will sell shares to fund philanthropy
Mark Zuckerberg has gotten so rich that he can fund his philanthropic foundation and retain voting control without Facebook having to issue a proposed non-voting class of stock that faced shareholder resistance. Today Facebook announced that it’s withdrawn its plan to issue Class C no-vote stock and has resolved the shareholder lawsuit seeking to block the corporate governance overhaul. Read More
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How tbh hit #1 by turning anonymity positive
The innovation of tbh, teen-speak for To Be Honest, was getting rid of the typing. Whether asking or answering questions, open text fields invite abuse when combined with anonymity. Even an innocuous question like “What do you think of me?” can lead to mean-spirited comments if responders don’t have their names, and therefore any accountability, attached. Read More
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Google launches crowdsourced TV show and movie reviews, but only in India
Google has added a new feature that allows web users to contribute their own movie and television reviews right within Google search results – a step towards the possible implementation of Google’s own Rotten Tomatoes or IMDB-like reviews service. But before you get too excited about this, be aware that the feature is currently only available in India. The addition was first spotted… Read More
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Crunch Network
Automated telemedicine is coming, for everyone
The irony of strict regulation is that while it drives up the quality of care, it also drives up costs, making it unreachable for those without health insurance. The fact that few for-profit screening services exist outside of health insurance ecosystems suggests the cost of FDA approval makes it prohibitively expensive to develop low-cost solutions. This leaves no options for the poor. Read More
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TC’s Original Content podcast watches the Emmys and goes to Disrupt
This week, we’re mixing up the format on TechCrunch’s Original Content podcast. Your hosts Darrell Etherington and Anthony Ha were both at the Disrupt SF conference this week, which meant that they were able to record the news recap in person. We discussed Hulu’s big victories at the Emmy Awards, other Emmy wins for Netflix and Hulu and CBS’ new Star Trek series… Read More
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How to run a token sale
Seed funding is drying up. Accelerators are scrambling for revenue. Things are changing drastically in the startup ecosystem. So how do you raise money when your product needs more than some Django code and an AWS instance? You run an ICO, right? Read More
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PatientSafe Solutions
- $25M
- HQ: San Diego, California
- Categories: health care, mobile, medical
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ThyssenKrupp
- 1.4B EUR
- HQ: Essen, Nordrhein-Westfalen
- Categories: industrial, manufacturing, transportation, business development
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Deep Genomics
- $13M
- HQ: Toronto, Ontario
- Categories: genetics, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, therapeutics
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Comtech Telecommunications
- $4.2M
- HQ: Melville, New York
- Categories: public relations
- Investors: Not available
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Algolux - Computational Imaging
- $825K
- HQ: Montréal, Quebec
- Categories: machine learning, software, computer vision
- Investors: Not available
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Accelo
- $9.0M
- HQ: San Francisco, California
- Categories: enterprise software, saas
- Investors: Not available
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Nano Magnetics
- $7.0M
- HQ: Sunnyvale, California
- Categories: consumer electronics, manufacturing, hardware
- Investors: Not available
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Jopwell
- $7.5M
- HQ: Not available
- Categories: professional services, recruiting
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Inkitt
- $3.9M
- HQ: Berlin, Berlin
- Categories: content, publishing, contests
- Investors: Not available
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Shoppers Stop
- $28M
- HQ: Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Categories: e-commerce
- Investors: Not available
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Pathao
- Not available
- HQ: Dhaka, Dhaka
- Categories: logistics, transportation, e-commerce, payments
- Investors: Not available
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Jayride
- $8.0M
- HQ: Sydney, New South Wales
- Categories: travel, transportation, e-commerce
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Prowl
- $500K
- HQ: San Francisco, California
- Categories: analytics, internet of things, music, big data, network security, network ... See More
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BluJay Solutions
- Not available
- HQ: Manchester, Manchester
- Categories: software, service industry, logistics
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Picfair
- 1.5M GBP
- HQ: Stanmore, Harrow
- Categories: photography, marketplace, image recognition
- Investors: Not available
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Eligo Bioscience
- $2.0M
- HQ: Paris, Ile-de-France
- Categories: biotechnology
- Investors: Not available
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Eligo Bioscience
- $20M
- HQ: Paris, Ile-de-France
- Categories: biotechnology
- Investors: Not available
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Rapido
- 28M INR
- HQ: Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Categories: information services, mobile apps, public transportation
- Investors: Not available
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Beam Storage
- 326K SGD
- HQ: Singapore, Central Region
- Categories: mobile, warehousing, apps
- Investors: Not available
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ProctorFree
- $2.0M
- HQ: Huntersville, North Carolina
- Categories: higher education, e-learning, education
- Investors: Not available
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MinionLabs
- 1.0M INR
- HQ: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Categories: Not available
- Investors: Not available
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Blow Ltd.
- 1.3M GBP
- HQ: London, England
- Categories: service industry, beauty, consumer
- Investors: Not available
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Shubham Housing Development Finance Company
- $35M
- HQ: Haryana, Haryana
- Categories: finance, financial services, credit, real estate
- Investors: Not available
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Lagou
- 789M CNY
- HQ: Beijing, Beijing
- Categories: edtech, internet, e-commerce
- Investors: Not available
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Tempus
- $70M
- HQ: Chicago, Illinois
- Categories: medical device, health care, medical
- Investors: Not available
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IsoPlexis
- $14M
- HQ: Branford, Connecticut
- Categories: therapeutics, biotechnology, medical device
- Investors: Not available
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ED Band, Inc.
- Not available
- HQ: San Francisco, California
- Categories: medical, medical device, health care
- Investors: Not available
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Nanoport Technology Inc
- $7.0M
- HQ: Sunnyvale, California
- Categories: electronics, consumer electronics, mobile devices
- Investors: Not available
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Analytical Space, Inc.
- $3.5M
- HQ: Boston, Massachusetts
- Categories: aerospace, satellite communication
- Investors: Not available
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Iceye
- $1.2M
- HQ: Espoo, Southern Finland
- Categories: information services, information technology
- Investors: Not available
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