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| Alphabet’s self-driving car company raises its first outside investment, Robinhood goes down and Pixel phones get new gesture controls. Here’s your Daily Crunch for March 3, 2020. |
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| This is the companyâs first external investment, led by Silver Lake, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Mubadala Investment Company, with participation from Magna, Andreessen Horowitz and AutoNation and parent company Alphabet. Waymo has long focused on testing and eventually launching an on-demand ride-hailing service called Waymo One using its autonomous vehicles in the suburbs surrounding Phoenix. In October, Waymo began pulling safety drivers out of some of the vehicles on its Waymo One service. Read more |
| | Image Credits: Dllu / Wikimedia Commons under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license. |
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| The company issued a statement early Tuesday saying that the outage began at around 9:30 AM Eastern on Monday, when the company experienced what it called instability in the part of its infrastructure that allows the companyâs systems to communicate with each other. The breakdown resulted in outages that took down the companyâs stock-trading app, website and help center. Read more |
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| Already, Motion Sense allowed Pixel 4 owners to skip forward or go back to a previous song without touching their screens. With todayâs update, theyâll also be able to pause and resume music by making a tapping gesture above the phone. Read more |
| | Image Credits: JOHANNES EISELE/AFP / Getty Images |
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| In a race where most of the major players are vying for attention, Honeywell has quietly worked on its efforts for the last few years (and under strict NDAs, it seems). But today, the company announced a major breakthrough that it claims will allow it to launch the worldâs most powerful quantum computer within the next three months. Read more |
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| Chan joined the firm in 2011 after working at HP in China. From her temporary offices located in a modest skyscraper with unobscured views of San Francisco, she and Connie Loizos talked about where she sees the biggest opportunities right now, along with how big of an impact fears over coronavirus could have on the startup industry â and for how long. (Extra Crunch membership required.) Read more |
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| Recent headlines are spurring bigger questions about the direct-to-consumer retail business, with Blue Apron exploring a potential sale and Casper also disclosing disappointing growth and persistent losses. But co-founder and CEO Rich Fulop said his company is âa little bit different,â and itâs a crucial difference: Brooklinen is profitable. Read more |
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| TC Sessions: Mobility is back in San Jose on May 14, and weâre excited to give the first peek of what and who is coming to the main stage. Weâre not revealing everything just yet, but already this agenda highlights some of the best and brightest minds in autonomous vehicles, electrification and shared mobility. Read more |
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