The new Buick Regal Sportback and TourX offer surprising standard tech and versatile packaging.
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Fred Destin, one of European VC’s biggest personalities, is leaving Accel, the London-headquartered VC firm he joined from Boston’s Atlas Ventures in mid 2014, to focus more on Seed and earlier-stage investing.
Specifically, I understand  that the plan is for the Belgium-born VC to create his own franchise, either with a team or as a solo GP, “focused on very early-stage… Read More
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Companies controlling Facebook accounts associated with former employees might be legal, but it robs those employees of a platform they personally built. The post Everyone Loses When Your Employer Owns Your Facebook Account appeared first on WIRED.
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Alienware’s new 13.3-incher is the first gaming rig on the market with an OLED display. The post Review: Alienware 13 Gaming Laptop appeared first on WIRED.
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Coastal cities worldwide are pumping more than $280 billion a year into an Adaptation Economy, an amount increasing by more than 4 percent annually. The post Coastal Inundation Reveals the Upside of Climate Change appeared first on WIRED.
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European VC firm 83North (formerly Greylock IL), which since 2008 has focused on backing startups in Europe and Israel, has closed its fourth fund — taking $250M in a raise that it says was both oversubscribed and its largest to date, and bringing its total capital under management to $800M. Read More
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Using images of 6,000 stem cells, scientists have created the first-ever deep learning model to predict how cells are organized. The post Massive 3-D Cell Library Teaches Computers How to Find Mitochondria appeared first on WIRED.
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Forward Partners, the London-based VC firm originally founded by Forward Internet Group and Nic Brisbourne, has closed a new £60 million fund to continue investing in tech startups from idea to late Seed stage. Read More
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It’s possibly the most Dan Harmon thing to ever happen.
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With the appointment of Ajit Pai as the new FCC chairman and his public opposition to current regulations, the death of net neutrality is likely upon us. As a result, an internet toll road – and higher costs for more data – is probably in your future. Read More
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