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Tadaweb raises $20 to scale open-source intelligence platform enhanced with AI

1 day ago | siliconangle.com | Kyt Dotson

Tadaweb S.A. today announced it secured $20M in new funding to scale its “small data operating system,” which uses publicly available information and open source intelligence enhanced with artificial intelligence to generate security insights for enterprise businesses, law enforcement and government agencies. Publicly available information refers to information found in public sources, such as print media, online platforms, social media and public records such as blogs, forums, images and videos.
Waymo’s robotaxis will soon hit the streets of New York City

2 days ago | siliconangle.com | James Farrell

Autonomous vehicle firm, Google LLC-owned Waymo, announced today that it’s about to send part of its legion of robotaxis to the Big Apple, albeit with human drivers at the wheel.
Application development shifts toward intelligent tooling

2 days ago | siliconangle.com | Chad Wilson

Application development is undergoing a seismic shift as enterprises prioritize speed, scale and intelligent orchestration across the entire software lifecycle. No longer just about writing and shipping code, today’s application strategies are increasingly driven by AI-powered tooling, platform engineering and cloud-native design. As organizations push to modernize, they’re grappling with growing complexity, limited skill resources and relentless delivery expectations.
Application development platforms embrace simplicity

2 days ago | siliconangle.com | Chad Wilson

In today’s artificial intelligence- and multicloud-powered world, application development is being reimagined to simplify complexity and accelerate delivery like never before. As developers juggle everything from autonomous agents to fragmented infrastructure, the pressure to build, ship and scale faster, without burning out, is real. That’s why platforms that abstract away operational headaches, such as Heroku, are gaining renewed relevance.
Traversal launches with $48M to tackle site reliability and observability with AI

2 days ago | siliconangle.com | Kyt Dotson

Traversal Inc., a startup building an artificial intelligence platform focused on site reliability engineering and observability, today announced its launch with $48 million in funding. The funds were raised across seed and Series A funding rounds led by Sequoia and Kleiner Perkins, with participation from NFDG and Hanabi. Downtime is a major problem for businesses, already costing the enterprise up to $1.9 million per hour, according to a report from New Relic Inc.
AI startup Tennr raises $101M to revolutionize patient referrals

2 days ago | siliconangle.com | Kyt Dotson

Healthcare document intelligence-focused startup Tennr Inc. today announced it raised $101 million in a funding round to fix what’s wrong with patient referrals. The Series C investment was led by IVP with participation from existing backers Andreessen Horowitz and Lightspeed, bringing the company’s valuation to $605 billion. The fundraise comes less than a year since the company’s last $37 million round in October.
Private cloud strategy drives IT modernization

2 days ago | siliconangle.com | Chad Wilson

Private cloud strategy is emerging as a cornerstone for enterprise modernization in an era defined by artificial intelligence acceleration, data sovereignty and rising operational complexity. As enterprises face mounting pressure to innovate without compromising control, the appeal of scalable, secure and cost-predictable private cloud platforms has never been greater. VMware Cloud Foundation 9, backed by Broadcom Inc.
Trump will push TikTok deadline another 90 days

3 days ago | siliconangle.com | James Farrell

President Donald Trump will grant the popular short-video app TikTok another temporary reprieve so it has time to find a buyer to remain operating in the U.S., according to the White House today. The app, owned by Chinese tech giant ByteDance Ltd., has been at the center of national security concerns for years. Following legislation passed in 2024, a deadline was given for it to divest or face a ban in the U.S. where it had around 170 million users at the time. The app was given until Jan.
Digging deep into Fortinet's cybersecurity innovation playbook

3 days ago | siliconangle.com | Victor Dabrinze

Fortinet Inc. is on a roll. Coming off a strong Q1 2025 with earnings outpacing market growth despite macroeconomic uncertainty, the company is cementing itself as a cybersecurity innovation powerhouse. But momentum doesn’t guarantee what comes next. How can Fortinet build on its successes across firewalls, SD-WAN and operational technology security?
VCF 9.0 and the larger Broadcom cloud and AI play

3 days ago | siliconangle.com | Victor Dabrinze

With the launch of VMware Cloud Foundation 9, Broadcom Inc. is signaling a bold step into the future of hybrid cloud infrastructure. Positioned at the intersection of AI, cyber resilience and operational efficiency, VCF 9 represents a strategic reset poised to redefine how enterprises manage cloud and data workloads at scale. As the post-VMware-acquisition timeline unfolds, how does this update play into Broadcom’s larger vision for enterprise cloud computing, specifically with AI in the mix?