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AI Factory specializes in developing AI business solutions, it is also responsible for Snapchat’s recently released animated selfie-based Cameos feature.
Having received the funds from the most prominent investors, the founders of the blockchain startup Alchemy have an ambitious goal – to make their project the Microsoft for blockchain.
Intel announced that it had acquired Habana Labs in a clear indication that it aims to venture deep into the Artificial Intelligence chip market.
SoftBank has led a funding round for cashierless store startup Accel Robotics. This round has brought to the startup $30 million.
Singaporean government-backed blockchain accelerator Tribe has raised about $16 million for startups. In total it has already raised $28 million to support startups.
Cryptocurrency compliance startup TRM Labs, which emerged from YCombinator, raises $4.2 Million in funding from various investors including Paypal Ventures.
Banco Santander is to pay £350 million for a 50.1% majority stake in Ebury, a provider of corporate banking services to SMEs that trade internationally.
Vault12 uses social recovery as a method of wallet protection. In order not to lose your keys, you may create a recovery network of your friends.
Walmart and Green Dot have created a new fintech accelerator called Tailfin to encourage startups to join this industry.
Bitcoin mining startup Layer1 will run its own power sub-station and utilize solar and wind energy generated on the plains of West Texas.
Verisart’s funding will be spent on extending the product and engineering team as well as launching a suite of premium services aimed at artists, galleries and collectors.
ASR Cryptotechnology is getting ready to introduce its new blockchain that will be known under the name Fuchsia Network.
Backed by Google and Virgin’s Richard Branson, Blockchain.com is looking to raise $50 million as it plans to begin investing in startups. Blockchain which is already one of the most widely used wallet services, is interested in equity and crypto coins.
New Zealand’s Auckland Saving Bank has invested in a blockchain startup called TradeWindow to support the launch of the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) trade platform.
Robinhood, the stock trading app, has been approved by the U.K. regulatory instances to operate as a broker. This is a part of the company’s plans to set up a shop in London.