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Streamlit, a new machine learning startup from industry veterans who worked at GoogleX and Zoox, launched today with a $6 million seed investment and a flexible new open-source tool to make it easier for machine learning engineers to create custom applications to interact with the data in their models.
The seed round was led by Gradient Ventures wi
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1. WeWork withdraws its S-1 filing, will delay its IPO
The move was widely expected, but The We Company (which owns WeWork) made it official yesterday, with
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Write comment (96 Comments)Books on tape were the lifeblood of self-help. But e-learning startups like Khan Academy and Coursera demanded our eyes, not just our ears. Then came podcasts that make knowledge accessible, yet rarely focus on you retaining and applying what they teach.
Today, a new startup called Knowable is launching to provide gaze-free audio education at $100
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Aero, a new air travel startup backed by Garrett Camp’s startup studio Expa, is officially announcing the appointment of its first CEO: Uma Subramanian, who previously launched Airbus’ helicopter service Voom.Flights.
The startup is also revealing that it has raised a total of $16 million in funding. In addition to Expa, GGV Capital also invested.
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Write comment (94 Comments)The digital payments market is forecast to balloon to $3 trillion by 2023, and today a startup that lets businesses implement not just payments, but also the many other related (and necessary) services that go along with them, by way of a single API, has raised a big round of funding to meet that demand.
Rapyd, a London-based startup that bills
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Meet DataHawk, a French startup that wants to build a sort of App Annie for Amazon listings. The company lets you track products and search results so you can learn more about your competitors and your space.
This sort of product is becoming increasingly relevant as more and more products sold on Amazon are listed directly on Amazon by third-party
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