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The Dronefather’s Next Flight
AEROSPACE: Karem turns to peacetime aerial taxisAircraft legend Abe Karem, renowned for his drone work that’s transformed warfare, said he is sure the technology in his electric-powered air taxi “Butterfly” will be a success, potentially revolutionizing the way people scoot around major cities in peacetime.Training Ex-Homeless to Hit Cybercrime
Cisoshare and United Way are training the formerly homeless to fight cybercrime.
Enevate Adviser Shares Nobel
John Goodenough, a member of Irvine-based Enevate’s technology advisory board, has shared in the Nobel Prize in chemistry with two other scientists for the development of lithium-ion batteries.
Cruttenden’s Next Fintech Helps Gamers Save
INNOVATION: Blast tackles micro saving
Some of Walter Cruttenden’s biggest ideas begin with very small numbers.
ViewSonic Chief Looks to Link AV, IT
TECHNOLOGY: Network teams need to sync up
It’s a marriage that both sides need to work on: the uniting of a company’s audio-visual team and its computer network mavens.
Ephesoft Streamlines Back-Office Functions
Robotic Process Automation At Core of Document Handling
Irvine-based software developer Ephesoft Inc. has signed an agreement with Automation Anywhere to help companies delegate more back-office functions to machines.
Alteryx Buys Massachusetts AI Company Feature Labs
Irvine-based data analytics company Alteryx Inc. has bought Feature Labs, a machine learning and artificial intelligence software firm launched from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Solar Co. Raises Temp to $210M
Irvine-based 174 Power Global Corp. said it closed $210 million in construction financing for a project near Odessa, Texas.
Trump Target CrowdStrike Stands Firm
CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. reiterated its findings regarding a 2016 computer hack of the Democratic National Committee; President Donald Trump had mentioned the company in a phone call with the leader of Ukraine.
McClure Leaving Cylance
Stuart McClure, who co-founded Irvine-based security company Cylance in 2012, has decided to leave the firm following its purchase by BlackBerry Ltd., the Canadian company’s CEO said.
OC Drivers Risk More on Tech
California State University-Fullerton hosted a public policy presentation by a unit of insurance giant Travelers this month that focused on the risks of using mobile technology while driving.
Kingston Sticks Require Access
Kinston Technology Corp. added layers of protection to a line of memory sticks.
UCI Names Andriola IT Chief
University of California-Irvine named Tom Andriola its vice chancellor of information technology and data, a new position.
Veritone Plants AI Flag At Microsoft
Costa Mesa-based Veritone Inc. (Nasdaq: VERI) said its aiWARE artificial intelligence system launched on Microsoft Azure Government, which works with federal and other government agencies to secure and store data in the Cloud.
L Squared Invests $60M in Aerospace Testing
Newport Beach-based L Squared Capital Partners said it has formed Raptor Scientific LLC with a $60 million investment to acquire companies in the fragmented aerospace and defense-focused testing and measurement Industry.
Cloudvirga Plans to Hire 50
Irvine-based Cloudvirga plans to add 50 employees over the next year following its move to UCI Research Park.
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