FedEx announced today that it will launch a new “data-driven commerce platform” this fall that it says will give online merchants “end-to-end e-commerce solutions,” including data for supply chain management.
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CES has long been a launchpad for innovation and cutting-edge technology. However, at this year’s event, there was a conspicuous void: the near-absence of sex tech. Despite being an industry
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Apple will combine a San Diego team of 121 employees with one in Austin, Texas, and any of the employees who elect not to move could be let go on
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Artifact, a personalized news app curated by AI, is shuttering its windows and shutting off comments, just one year after it launched from the minds of Instagram’s former founders. “We
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Last week, my colleague Aria Alamalhodaei wrote an exclusive on defense and space tech venture firm Countdown Capital’s plan to shut down. Jai Malik, the founder of Countdown, said in a
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For anyone who wants to try the Apple Vision Pro when it’s officially released on February 2nd, there’s going to be a whole procedure. We knew that, but now a
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Welcome to TechCrunch Fintech (formerly The Interchange)! In this edition, I’m going to look at some hits and misses in the real estate fintech space, Carta’s missteps (again), and more!
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OpenAI may be paving the way toward finding out its AI’s military potential. First reported by the Intercept on Jan 12., a new company policy change has completely removed previous
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Websites, apps and startups are rushing to track government incentives for climate tech Spend some time with people in the climate tech world and you’ll soon learn that a lot
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Days into 2024 and we’ve already got a strong contender for Game of the Year. Yes, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is that good. I want to get back
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