by deteconusa | Oct 31, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | Google owner Alphabet looking to buy Fitbit Google’s parent company, Alphabet, made an offer to buy Fitbit, causing shares of the US wearable device maker to skyrocket by around 30 percent. The exact price that Alphabet has offered could not be learned. If the...
by deteconusa | Oct 28, 2019 | Uncategorized
Detecon and Nectir, an intelligent ideas management SaaS company, together have created a new joint-offering and approach to innovation and idea management. The partnership builds on Detecon’s expertise in strategy, innovation and digital transformation, and allows...
by deteconusa | Oct 24, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | SoftBank takes control of WeWork, Adam Neumann to step down SoftBank is taking control of WeWork in a deal that will cost the Japanese conglomerate $5 billion in new financing and up to $3 billion in an offer for existing shareholders. Previously agreed $1.5...
by deteconusa | Oct 17, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | A toxic chemical found in WeWork phone booths WeWork warned tenants about increased levels of formaldehyde in phone booths in hundreds of its offices in the US and Canada. Formaldehyde is a toxic chemical used primarily as a sealing agent in wood products...
by deteconusa | Oct 11, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | GM, Nvidia, Toyota, and others form an autonomous driving industry group Arm, Bosch, Continental, GM, Toyota, Nvidia, NXP, and Denso have formed up the industry group that’s supposed to work to solve major challenges in the deployment of self-driving...
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