An Israeli tech startup called Utilis has taken top honors at Imagine H2O this year, for technology that can detect underground leaks in underground, potable water supply systems through analysis of satellite
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Smart diabetes management service Livongo Health raises $52.5M and looks to new markets
Glen Tullman doesn’t like it when someone tells him he’s sick when he’s feeling fine. It’s something he thinks his customers probably don’t want to hear, either. Tullman runs a startup
WePay now accepts Apple Pay and Android Pay on the web
Apple Pay and Android Pay may be best known as Apple and Google’s mobile wallets, designed to expand their businesses in making payments with smartphones. But today comes an advance that underscores how both
Carbon moves into high-volume manufacturing with SpeedCell system, and bigger 3D printers
Additive manufacturing startup Carbon is on a mission to help manufacturers and designers cut their costs, waste less energy and materials while speeding up the time it takes to get from
HPE, Dell and IBM humour Q4 server sales slumps, as direct for ODM hardware grows
The titans of a server marketplace saw year-over-year income plunge by 12.9% opposite Europe, Middle East and Africa (Emea) during a fourth entertain of 2016, as direct from hyperscale cloud
Derbyshire NHS Trust takes elementary BI proceed to secure studious safety
Trust gains prominence into information sources The programme had a origins in a 2013 Care Quality Commission revisit during a time when Derbyshire Community Health Services was determined to be
Teams, Microsoft’s Slack rival, opens to all Office 365 users
After unveiling a limited preview of Teams in November last year, Microsoft is now rolling out its collaboration and communication platform, positioned as a rival to Slack, more widely: Teams is now available, and
Baker raises $3.5 million to become a ‘Salesforce for pot’
As the legal cannabis industry grows in the U.S., competition for customers is heating up. Now, a startup called Baker Technologies has raised $3.5 million to become a “Salesforce for pot.” The
Zenefits founder Parker Conrad takes another crack at HR onboarding
Parker Conrad’s last venture at Zenefits didn’t end so well with his departure as CEO and the company having to re-orient itself. But he’s once again starting a company that
New York-based Yext files for IPO
Yext, the company that powers location data in search results, has revealed its IPO filing. The business will be able to join the stock market as soon as April. The offering is said
Identity management software provider Okta files for today’s second $100M IPO
It looks like Snap’s (at least perceived) successful IPO has officially opened the window: Following Yext officially filing for an IPO this afternoon, identity management software company Okta just dropped
CoSMo CEO Michel Morvan talks about augmented intelligence
Michel Morvan is the CEO of The CoSMo Company, a big data service provider and insight generator. He knows how to use AI to help C-level execs make decisions and
Google partners with VCs to host its own machine learning startup competition
On the heels of acquiring data science community Kaggle, Google is launching a machine learning competition of its own for startups. Google is targeting early stage companies taking an innovative approach
Google goes after Slack and splits Hangouts into Chat and Meet
Google’s messaging strategy can be confusing, but if there’s one thing that’s clear after today’s Cloud Next keynote, it’s that the company is doubling down on the idea that Hangouts is
New version of Google App Engine supports all programming languages
Google announced that an entirely overhauled version of App Engine was generally available as of today. It made the announcement at Google Cloud Next being held this week in San Francisco.
