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Identity authentication and fraud prevention company AuthenticID lands $100M

GeekWire

Founded in 2001, AuthenticID provides “identity proofing” software to U.S. wireless carriers, banks, credit bureaus, and other large enterprise companies. AuthenticID has 65 employees, according to LinkedIn, and is led by CEO Jeff Jani , who joined the company in 2017 after a 20-year stint with NextGen Strategy.

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Predictions 2019: Employee Experience Moves To Center Stage

Forrester IT

Companies and executives are paying attention to employee experience as never before. Employees are quitting their jobs at the fastest rate since 2001.[i] i] What’s more, companies that care about […]. There are good reasons for this attention.

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China's Loongson reveals new 3A6000 CPU, claims performance on par with 3-year-old Intel chips

TechSpot

Chief architect Hu Weiwu started development of the Loongson chip technology in 2001, but things have now become much more complicated because of the sanctions imposed by the US government against Chinese companies. Loongson technology is however still making strides - if recent information coming from Chinese social networks are.

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IT pros say tech budgets to stay strong, but mainly for big companies

CIO Business Intelligence

while 61% of large enterprises said that they plan an expansion of IT spending in 2023, just 41% of smaller companies said the same. Counterintuitively, the researchers said, companies more worried about the effects of a possible recession were more likely to have bigger IT spending in their future plans than those who were not.

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Seagen filing details M&A negotiations with several companies before $43B Pfizer deal

GeekWire

Founded in 1998, Seagen is the largest biotech company in the Seattle area. The Seattle-area company revealed negotiation details with several companies in a recent SEC filing outlining the jostling that eventually led to the largest biopharma transaction in three years.

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Slalom Consulting lays off 7% of workforce; CEO cites ‘significant shifts within our industry’

GeekWire

Slalom recently made Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For list for the eighth consecutive year. We’ve reached out to the company for more details about the layoffs and we’ll update if we hear back. Update: The company declined to comment beyond Jackson’s post.

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Seattle-area healthcare software company Edifecs lands private equity investment

GeekWire

In 2001, Edifecs entered the healthcare industry, as it saw opportunities to help customers with transaction and information processing, particularly as communication documents moved from printed paper to computers. The company recently launched a a COVID-19 dashboard to help payers analyze COVID-19 testing claims data.