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A list of startups in Seattle building crypto, blockchain, and Web3 technologies

GeekWire

The Seattle region is home to several budding startups developing a bevy of products and services related to crypto (digital currency), blockchain (distributed ledger-based technology), and Web3 (blockchain-based internet). CEO : Sadie Raney , previously worked for IBM. There is some regulatory progress. Strix Leviathan. Strix Image).

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Apple is still tending its walled garden

The Verge

Yes, the Apple News app itself is about as capable as Internet Explorer 3 compared to your browser with its tabs and such, but at least you don’t have to go though a copy and paste dance. Apple has reasserted that cloud gaming services like xCloud and Stadia violate App Store guidelines. I do find the behavior a little weird.

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what every open source project needs

SPF13

60s & 70s • Computer companies sold hardware • Software was free • Software was colloborative • IBM dominates. The Internet Era: 00s • Internet changes everything • Open source movement gains traction (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) • Tech selling ads, bits, hardware & services • Google Dominates. The Software Era: ?

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Cognitive Business: When Cloud and Cognitive Computing Merge

Cloud Musings

This focus will give you the ability to secure every transaction, piece of data and interaction as cognitive systems make their way into the Internet-of-Things (IoT). Data Fabric technology that maintains the traceability and lifecycle of content enabling the auditable management of licenses, terms of use, and changes to third-party data.

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The AI rules that US policymakers are considering, explained

Vox

Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images Gary Marcus, left, and Sam Altman are among the prominent AI voices calling for a licensing regime. This would effectively require certain algorithms to receive a government “license” before they can be publicly released.