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Tech Crunch – Samsung may invest in $100M round for medical imaging startup Exo
Samsung’s venture arm is looking to invest in California-based medical device startup Exo, Bloomberg reported. Read more: Read More
Tech Crunch – The Browser Company mulls selling or open-sourcing Arc Browser amid AI-focused pivot
The Browser Company is pivoting away from the Arc Browser to focus on developing a new, AI-powered browser called Dia. Read more: Read More
Tech Crunch – One of Europe’s top AI researchers raised a $13M seed to crack the ‘holy grail’ of models
One of Europe’s most prominent AI researchers, Matthias Niessner, is now the CEO of SpAItial, a startup working on spatial foundation models. Read more: Read More
KTSM News – Thank you, El Paso, for 30 years — Your 9-Day Forecast
It was Memorial Day 1995 that a freshly-graduated meteorologist from the University of Arizona started his TV career in El Paso on the morning news on KVIA. That day was terrifying and…
Texas Monthly – Texas lawmaker abruptly spiked his bill to punish cities that don’t deal with homeless encampments
The bill would have withheld some tax dollars from cities that did not comply with state law. Read: Read More
Tech Crunch – Why landing your first tech job is way harder than you expected
It’s not your imagination, graduating seniors. The tech industry’s pullback from entry-level hiring has reached concerning levels. LinkedIn’s chief economic opportunity officer, Aneesh Raman, warned in The New York Times last week…
Texas Monthly – New limits for personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits may become a reality in Texas
The House made changes to the proposal that leave open ways for victims to be compensated beyond medical bills. Read: Read More
KTSM News – Camp Fire now at 720 acres, 4% contained
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – A brush fire burning near Fort Stanton in Lincoln County is now at 720 acres with 4 percent containment, the New Mexico State Forestry Division announced on…
Texas Monthly – Texas parents, school boards may have more control over school library books after House OKs bill
Senate Bill 13 would require school boards or advisory councils to approve new books and review complaints. Critics worry the bill would lead to banning classic titles and create administrative logjams. Read:…