by deteconusa | Oct 17, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | A toxic chemical found in WeWork phone booths WeWork warned tenants about increased levels of formaldehyde in phone booths in hundreds of its offices in the US and Canada. Formaldehyde is a toxic chemical used primarily as a sealing agent in wood products...
by deteconusa | Oct 11, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | GM, Nvidia, Toyota, and others form an autonomous driving industry group Arm, Bosch, Continental, GM, Toyota, Nvidia, NXP, and Denso have formed up the industry group that’s supposed to work to solve major challenges in the deployment of self-driving...
by deteconusa | Oct 3, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | Airbnb likely to opt for direct listing instead of IPO Airbnb is planning to go public in 2020 through a direct listing rather than an initial public offering (IPO). This approach helps companies save money they usually pay to investment banks in...
by deteconusa | Sep 27, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | WeWork’s Adam Neumann steps down as C.E.O. WeWork’s co-founder and C.E.O. Adam Neumann has decided to step down, facing pressure from investors who wanted to halt his attempt to take the company public. Institutional investors signaled that the real estate...
by deteconusa | Sep 20, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
#1 | Anyone can now answer Alexa questions Amazon has launched Alexa Answers, a program that lets other users in the US answer questions for which the voice assistant doesn’t have a response. When people ask questions like “What states are surrounding...
by deteconusa | Sep 6, 2019 | Fast Five Trends from Silicon valley
Thank you for joining us for 100 weeks of this insightful and adventurous journey throughout the technologies and trends of the future originating from Silicon Valley. Stay tuned and discover the future with us! #1 | WEWORK SLASHES ITS IPO VALUATION BY BILLIONS...
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