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Due to the nature of Palantir’s work with government agencies and law enforcement, the data analytics startup is one of the most-secretive companies in Silicon Valley, but we do know that it’s extremely popular with investors. According to an SEC filing on Wednesday, the startu
It seems like every study and survey conducted in the United States is coming to the conclusion that traditional television is dying, and the latest data from the Pew Research Center is no exception. According to the data, somewhere around 15% of American adults are now cord-cutters, which mean
A group of researchers from Berkeley, Boulder, and MIT have successfully demonstrated a microprocessor that transmits data through optical connections instead of electrical wires, which the researchers claim allows it transmit data at ten to fifty times the speed of traditional microp
It looks like the threat of a massive fine and potential prison time was enough to convince more than 45,000 American drone owners to register with the FAA after just two days of opening the mandatory registration, not to mention the fact that it’s free for the first thirty days. If
While many people are anticipating the release of virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift, most of them don’t realize how much processing power these headsets actually require. That’s why virtual reality gaming is going to be more or less exclusive to computers for the&nb
Elon Musk is nothing if not venturesome, but the success of SpaceX’s vertical rocket landing on Monday may have taken his ambitions to new levels. The success of the landing is a major step towards the development of reusable rockets, and Musk claims that these rockets will
Fans of the beloved, yet unsuccessful Dreamcast were filled with excitement earlier today when talk of a Dreamcast 2 started popping up on social media, all thanks to team of fans going by the name of Project Dream. It was reported that the team plans to launch a crowd-funding campaign to
Google may provide us with some of the most-detailed maps that are available on the Internet, but its reliance on its own fleet of customized mapping vehicles severely limits how quickly its able to update these maps. In an effort to exploit this limitation, Toyota has developed its own mapping syst
Your profile picture is one of the first things people see when viewing your social media profiles, so it’s important that the picture be at least somewhat interesting and memorable. Generic selfies are a dime a dozen on social media, so you need to get a bit creative if you want to
With a higher valuation than all of its competitors combined, Uber is the undisputed leader of the ride-sharing market, which is why so many of its smaller competitors have been joining forces, because there’s no way they can compete with Uber by themselves. That being said, forming partnershi
It’s weird how the Web still feels like a new thing in a lot of ways, but it’s actually older than many of the people who use it. In fact, the world’s first website was launched exactly twenty-five years ago on Sunday, although it wasn’t until several months later that t
I’m sure we’re all familiar with the loathsome 404 error that explains to us how the webpage we were looking for wasn’t found, but it never tells us why the webpage wasn’t found, which is something that man by the name of Tim Bray wants to fix. Bray, who i
