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Reddit Signs AI Content Licensing Deal With Google; Said to Be Worth $60 Million a Year
Social media platform Reddit has struck a deal with Google to make its content available for training the search engine giant's artificial intelligence models, three people familiar with the matter said. The contract with Alphabet-owned Google is worth about $60 million (roughly Rs. 497 crore) per year, according to one of the sources.
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Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Other Arm Clients Turn Chip Firm's IPO Into Tug of War for Semiconductor Influence
A scramble among Arm Holdings's clients, including Apple, Amazon, Intel, Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics and TSMC, to snap up shares in its initial public offering (IPO) is testing the semiconductor designer's adherence to not picking sides in the chip industry.
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Paytm CEO Says Firm Chasing $1 Billion Goal, Seeks to ‘Rewind-and-Reset’ Fintech Pioneer After IPO Fiasco
Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma is looking to rewind-and-reset the fintech pioneer in India, following the stock-price collapse which exacerbated a crisis for India’s startups. The fintech firm’s founder is looking to win back investor confidence, as the company’s operating losses widened over the past year to about $350 million (roughly Rs. 2...
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Bumble Marks First User Growth Decline Since IPO on COVID-19 Hit, Has 2.9 Million Paid Users Now
Bumble posted its first sequential decline in user growth since the dating app owner went public in February, as fresh pandemic restrictions crimped demand in some markets, sending its shares down over nine percent in extended trading.
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Russian Search Giant Yandex Has Spun Off Its Self-Driving Car Unit MLU-BV
Dimitry Polishcuck remains the CEO of MLU-BV which is now solely focussed on self-driving technology.
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Oppo Find X and Moto E5 Plus India Launch, Xiaomi IPO, WhatsApp 'Forwarded', and More News From This Week
Oppo Find X and Moto E5 Plus price in India revealed, WhatsApp has started marking forwarded messages, Jio Phone latest, Xiaomi finally made its debut on the stock market, and more news this week.
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Xiaomi: A Chinese Startup Out to Challenge Google, Amazon
Xiaomi, a Chinese startup that helped pioneer the trend toward ultra-low-priced smartphones, is preparing for what would be the biggest IPO since e-commerce giant Alibaba's in 2014.
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Spotify Working on India Launch, Says CEO Daniel Ek
Spotify is set for an unusual public offering on April 3, and CEO Daniel Ek spoke to investors during a three-hour presentation in New York on Thursday.
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Google, Microsoft Agree to Crack Down on Piracy in the UK
The code brokered by Britain's Intellectual Property Office (IPO) aims to stop Google and Bing search engines from driving traffic to illegal websites.
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OnePlus 3T Launched, Google's ATM Finder, and More: Your 360 Daily
OnePlus 3T became official and Samsung could be thinking about launching refurbished Galaxy Note 7 in India.
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Google's Sibling Unit Discloses Snapchat Investment
CapitalG has not made a formal announcement and it was not clear when Google made the investment.
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Google's Pivotal IPO Launched a Decade of Big Bets
Google's ambitious expansion has extended its empire far beyond the influential search engine it started from.
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Why File-Sharing Startups Like Dropbox Are Being Pushed Towards IPOs, Buyouts
This promise of steady revenue from big business has led file-sharing companies to make a play for the funds needed to corner as much of the market as possible.
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Alibaba's Deal-Making Ripples Across Silicon Valley
By acquiring minority stakes, Alibaba's playbook has differed from what's typical of large tech firms like Google or Facebook, which prefer to buy startups outright.
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Yahoo sees signs of growth in 'core'
Yahoo is also a key shareholder in Chinese Web giant Alibaba, which is in the process of launching an initial public offering in the United States.
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Reddit Signs AI Content Licensing Deal With Google; Said to Be Worth $60 Million a Year
Social media platform Reddit has struck a deal with Google to make its content available for training the search engine giant's artificial intelligence models, three people familiar with the matter said. The contract with Alphabet-owned Google is worth about $60 million (roughly Rs. 497 crore) per year, according to one of the sources.
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Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Other Arm Clients Turn Chip Firm's IPO Into Tug of War for Semiconductor Influence
A scramble among Arm Holdings's clients, including Apple, Amazon, Intel, Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics and TSMC, to snap up shares in its initial public offering (IPO) is testing the semiconductor designer's adherence to not picking sides in the chip industry.
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Paytm CEO Says Firm Chasing $1 Billion Goal, Seeks to ‘Rewind-and-Reset’ Fintech Pioneer After IPO Fiasco
Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma is looking to rewind-and-reset the fintech pioneer in India, following the stock-price collapse which exacerbated a crisis for India’s startups. The fintech firm’s founder is looking to win back investor confidence, as the company’s operating losses widened over the past year to about $350 million (roughly Rs. 2...
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Bumble Marks First User Growth Decline Since IPO on COVID-19 Hit, Has 2.9 Million Paid Users Now
Bumble posted its first sequential decline in user growth since the dating app owner went public in February, as fresh pandemic restrictions crimped demand in some markets, sending its shares down over nine percent in extended trading.
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Russian Search Giant Yandex Has Spun Off Its Self-Driving Car Unit MLU-BV
Dimitry Polishcuck remains the CEO of MLU-BV which is now solely focussed on self-driving technology.
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Oppo Find X and Moto E5 Plus India Launch, Xiaomi IPO, WhatsApp 'Forwarded', and More News From This Week
Oppo Find X and Moto E5 Plus price in India revealed, WhatsApp has started marking forwarded messages, Jio Phone latest, Xiaomi finally made its debut on the stock market, and more news this week.
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Xiaomi: A Chinese Startup Out to Challenge Google, Amazon
Xiaomi, a Chinese startup that helped pioneer the trend toward ultra-low-priced smartphones, is preparing for what would be the biggest IPO since e-commerce giant Alibaba's in 2014.
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Spotify Working on India Launch, Says CEO Daniel Ek
Spotify is set for an unusual public offering on April 3, and CEO Daniel Ek spoke to investors during a three-hour presentation in New York on Thursday.
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Google, Microsoft Agree to Crack Down on Piracy in the UK
The code brokered by Britain's Intellectual Property Office (IPO) aims to stop Google and Bing search engines from driving traffic to illegal websites.
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OnePlus 3T Launched, Google's ATM Finder, and More: Your 360 Daily
OnePlus 3T became official and Samsung could be thinking about launching refurbished Galaxy Note 7 in India.
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Google's Sibling Unit Discloses Snapchat Investment
CapitalG has not made a formal announcement and it was not clear when Google made the investment.
-
Google's Pivotal IPO Launched a Decade of Big Bets
Google's ambitious expansion has extended its empire far beyond the influential search engine it started from.
-
Why File-Sharing Startups Like Dropbox Are Being Pushed Towards IPOs, Buyouts
This promise of steady revenue from big business has led file-sharing companies to make a play for the funds needed to corner as much of the market as possible.
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Alibaba's Deal-Making Ripples Across Silicon Valley
By acquiring minority stakes, Alibaba's playbook has differed from what's typical of large tech firms like Google or Facebook, which prefer to buy startups outright.
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Yahoo sees signs of growth in 'core'
Yahoo is also a key shareholder in Chinese Web giant Alibaba, which is in the process of launching an initial public offering in the United States.
