Adrian Johnson

A House select committee report has accused five US venture capital firms of funding Chinese artificial intelligence and semiconductor companies that are blacklisted by the US government. The report alleges that these

TLDR: – Northleaf Capital Partners has successfully closed its Northleaf Growth Fund (NGF) at $212 million USD ($285 million CAD), surpassing its initial target of $200 million USD ($269 million CAD). –

TLDR: Unlearn, an AI company based in San Francisco, has raised $50 million in Series C funding. The company creates digital twins of clinical trial participants, allowing pharmaceutical companies to conduct more

In 2021, women-led game studios received $1.2 million in funding, while male-led studios amassed $4.1 billion in investment. This significant disparity in funding allocation is highlighted in a report by research firm

TLDR: – The New York Times is seeking reader submissions on how technology has influenced romantic connections – They are particularly interested in stories about dating apps, smart sex toys, and artificial

TLDR: Our erotic and romantic lives have become more intertwined with technology. People are using artificial intelligence (AI) to create virtual partners. In an article for The New York Times, Allie Rowbottom

TLDR: Gartner has identified the top trends that will impact technology providers in 2024. These trends include generative artificial intelligence (AI), efficient growth strategies, new enterprise IT-provider relationships, sustainable business practices, and

In a recent development, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese technology company called Hesai Technology has threatened to sue the U.S. government after being included in a list of companies that the Pentagon claims have

TLDR: Hesai Technology, a Chinese technology company that makes parts for self-driving vehicles, is threatening to sue the U.S. government after being included in a list of companies with ties to the

TLDR: Hesai Technology, a Chinese technology company listed on Nasdaq, is threatening to sue the US government after being included in a list of companies the Pentagon says have links to the