Anatomy of the Queen City An …
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The internal structure of an angel fund… Read More
Memory Loss – What you …
on December 26, 2020
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Memory Loss can be addressed by lifestyle choices, and the progression can be retrained.… Read More
Virtual Reality Morphs Medic …
on December 25, 2020
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The Pandemic has accelerated the adoption of virtual reality in medical training ER, military field operations, and more…… Read More
Part 2: Companies are bought …
on October 10, 2019
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Being the best in a defined market and preparing the company for due diligence is key to completing an acquisition.… Read More
Part 1: Companies are bought …
on September 29, 2019
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You want the strategic buyer to find your company and a company is often selected amongst others because there is an outspoken CEO who defines the category… Read More
The Cloud Hack at Capital On …
on August 6, 2019
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An estimated 106 million consumers are affected by the cloud hack at Capital One, what does this say about security for cloud-based applications… Read More
Agtech Startup Gains Ground
on July 26, 2019
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This story about a startup that converted rice hulls, which are a waste product, to a high-grade, industrial additive called Silica used in the manufacture of paints and as soil nutrient. See more at www.RecycleSil.com
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Disrupting Venture Capital
on June 7, 2019
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New Regulations from the SEC are enabling startup companies to raise funding from public and private investors, presenting an alternative to the standard venture capital route for startup companies.… Read More
Autonomous Security
on May 12, 2019
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“This is what I was told. Hey Bill you’re out of your mind! This will never work. You’ll need 15 million dollars to build the first prototype and it won’t work. It’s hardware and software, too complicated. You should pick one. And lastly, physical security is not an investment thesis, you need to go away”
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Finding your Synthetic Voice …
on April 21, 2019
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The emergence of AI is powering a new approach to analyzing voices, identifying and tagging speaking patterns by age, gender, education, cultural heritage, and accent. This podcast discusses the Company’s technology to create a synthesized voice that is designed to fit the character in a movie, animation or audio dialogue.… Read More
The Cheating Iceberg
on March 20, 2019
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The cheating scandal in university admissions may well be just the tip of the iceberg. Test cheating itself has become pervasive in the growth of credentialed certifications, in areas such as computer network engineering, vendor-specific network, and data communications protocols.… Read More
The Art of Productivity
on January 20, 2019
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In today’s office environment, ergonomics, temperature control, food services, and personal comfort are viewed as important contributors to productivity. Recent research has identified a new factor for maximizing productivity: managing the level of Carbon Dioxide exhaled by people working in a physical space.… Read More
The Safe Drinking Water Cris …
on January 10, 2019
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Interview with startup entrepreneur Meena Sakaram, CEO of Ketos, and Manthi Nguyen, an angel investor and mentor to Meena. The discussion addresses the many sources of water contamination, the solution provided by Ketos, and how the mentor relationship developed between Meena and Manthi.
Late Stage Startup Funding
on June 27, 2018
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One of the least understood aspects of the startup ecosystem in Silicon Valley is the specialization of late-stage venture capital investors and private equity in providing liquidity and an M&A strategy to startup companies.
Giant Fighting Robots
on May 19, 2018
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Megabots proved the popularity and mass appeal of robot battles which feature innovation in mechanical engineering, robotics, and maneuverability. Matt Oehrlein’s perspective: When you’re building hardware especially hydraulics, I mean you just have a ton of power moving through these hoses. … Read More
The Quantum Computing Fronti …
on February 26, 2018
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Quantum Computing is the next frontier in the evolution of computer processing power. It represents an opportunity to harness some of the strangest laws of physics to produce results to unique problems expressed as an algorithm.
Blockchain, Crypto Currencie …
on November 27, 2017
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The explosive growth in new digital currencies is giving pause to all concerned about just how this is going to work out! Two co-founders speak about how the blockchain distributed database works, and how they will be issuing an ICO, initial coin offering, to facilitate the value of information about … Read More
Exponential Thinking
on August 17, 2017
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Imagine your dashboard in the car of the future, there will be no knobs, only voice activated sensors for monitoring and controlling the vehicle.
Animation in Story Telling
on August 16, 2017
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Discussion on how animation is used in story telling, technologies available to create animation, character development, and connecting to a creative team.… Read More
Creating Animation
on August 10, 2017
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Jason, a world class animator, provides insights into how Nimble Collective provides artists with a community and a technology to build their career.… Read More