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It’s time for tech startups to get political
Xiao Wang Contributor Xiao Wang is CEO at Boundless, a technology startup that has helped thousands of immigrant families apply for marriage green cards and
Israel’s cybersecurity startup scene spawned new entrants in 2019
Yoav Leitersdorf Contributor Yoav Leitersdorf is the Silicon Valley-based Managing Partner at YL Ventures, where he accelerates cybersecurity startups in the U.S. market. More posts
LG Partners With Microsoft To Speed Up B2B Innovation
LG will use Microsoft Azure and AI services to pace up the digital transformation It said that the integration with Azure will further enhance LG’s
Microsoft Makes Application Inspector Open Source
Application Inspector is a static code analyser that highlights ‘interesting’ features in a report based on over 500 rule patterns It is built on .NET
Where FaZe Clan sees the future of gaming and entertainment
Lee Trink has spent nearly his entire career in the entertainment business. The former president of Capitol Records is now the head of FaZe Clan,
As Alphabet crests the $1T mark, SaaS stocks reach all-time highs of their own
Continuing our irregular surveys of the public markets, two things happened this week that are worth our time. First, a third domestic technology company —
Identifying opportunities in today’s saturated cybersecurity market
Yoav Leitersdorf is the founder of YL Ventures, a 12-year-old, Mill Valley, California.-based seed-stage venture firm that invests narrowly in Israeli cybersecurity startups and closed
Startups Weekly: Oyo has issues + A farewell
Welcome back to Startups Weekly, a weekend newsletter that dives into the week’s noteworthy startups and venture capital news. Before I jump into today’s topic,
2019 was a hot mess for cybersecurity, but 2020 shows promise
It’s no secret that I hate predictions — not least because the security field changes rapidly, making it difficult to know what’s next. But given
Browsers are interesting again
A few years ago, covering browsers got boring. Chrome had clearly won the desktop, the great JavaScript speed wars were over and Mozilla seemed more
