Canon has a long and deep history of being a hardware manufacturer. Most consumers know it best as a camera manufacturer, but the company has a long, deep and illustrious history in medical, office eq
We spoke with André Zdanow, president at FirstBuild, about how the studio is building on the success of its nugget ice maker.
For founders and investors alike, hard tech problems present a challenge — how to build a successful company over a long time horizon.
China has lofty goals for its semiconductor industry, but U.S. new restrictions threaten to undermine its progress.
When people see use cases in action enabled by your components, it encourages others to start using your solution.
Ahead of its IPO, Mobileye notes it has benefited from its first-mover advantage but now faces a proliferating number of rivals worldwide.
How are consumers doing? Today we’re taking a look inside Big Tech results to try to answer that particular question, which relates directly to startups hoping to serve the same consumer demands.
From a demand perspective, we expect 70% of growth up to 2030 will be driven by just three industries: automotive, computation and data storage, and wireless.
Startups no longer have to pretend that they’re going to be the Next Big Thing in electrified mobility -- they can acknowledge that they have far more potential to disrupt other parts of the economy
Today’s batteries are better in every respect than those made five years ago, but they still leave much to be desired. What’s needed are some breakthroughs.
Deel shared that it crossed the $100 million ARR threshold, a key moment for any technology upstart as it implies that it has reached public-market scale.
Latch CFO Garth Mitchell is leaving the company less than a year after he assumed the role and led the company’s public market debut through a special purpose acquisition vehicle, or SPAC, an accide
And that’s day two in the books! TechCrunch once again spent much of the day watching a parade of startups present as part of Y Combinator’s Winter 2022 cohort, Demo Day part two. Yeah, th
We discussed deep tech with Cottonwood Technology Fund's Michael Jackson, Outsized Ventures' Isabel Fox, Amadeus Capital Partners' Nick Kingsbury and Andrea Traversone, and XAnge's Cyril Bertrand.
While the biggest tech companies are taking some lumps, unicorns are collectively raising lots of money and building private-market value.
The latest corporate results are telling us that the pandemic is over, from a business perspective. This is critical for startups to understand.
"Time is the most valuable resource in a startup, so if remote employees can get up and running faster and easier, I can see companies paying a premium for that."
The final lesson from the pandemic bump, and later deceleration, is which startups are disruption-proof.
In a world of public markets, predictable futures and activist investors, failing to plan rigorously for a post-pandemic world seems borderline irresponsible.
Despite all the buzz, quantum investments are still not mainstream: there were about 90 quantum investments in 2021.
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