It looks small, because it was incubated in a chemical process—we started with the entire hemisphere and then incubated it in an alcoholic treatment, and it shrinks by two-thirds.
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O'Reilly's eroticism reflects desire, fear, the death incubated within life.
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Prisons in France and Belgium have incubated many jihadist terrorists.
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Abnormal first started in Greylock's offices as an incubated startup.
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This incubated a soaring demand for the new party drug.
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A lamb incubated in an artificial wombNo, it's not The Matrix.
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Reptilian eggs also can't be incubated underwater, as they need oxygen.
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The start-up was incubated in Google's research lab in 2011.
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Opte is a company and device incubated out of Proctor & Gamble.
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Certainly no school has incubated as many endowment managers as Yale.
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"The OC" incubated Barry Goldwater's conservatism and was home to Richard Nixon.
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The app was incubated by Science, the maker of Wishbone and Slingshot.
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In 2018, group members incubated a brand-new space startup, Isar Aerospace.
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Y Combinator, where Substack was incubated, is also participating in the funding.
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It's been incubated inside of Detour for the last couple of years.
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The Libra project was secretly incubated inside Facebook for over a year.
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The startup was incubated inside Zero 1, a new corporate venture builder.
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The scheme has incubated some famous Google products, like Gmail and Google News.
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Once the cell nuclei were incubated, they seemed to reawaken—but only slightly.
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Did he deplore the fact that Oxford had incubated the "new atheist" movement?
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"We incubated it, but it's designed to be run in a decentralized way."
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Rival Walmart has incubated some of its own kids clothing brands as well.
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The platform has long incubated and proliferated fake news, in Brazil in particular.
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The firm also incubated several major companies, including Electronic Arts and Sierra Semiconductor.
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After a pause while the infections incubated, the virus swept through the community.
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It's had mixed success with e-commerce brands that it's acquired and incubated.
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Instead of protecting imperial Russia, it incubated the revolution that would topple it.
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But experts say the technology being incubated here will be adopted by other sectors.
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Decibel Therapeutics was incubated by the powerhouse investment firm and incubator Third Rock Ventures.
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He actually incubated TellApart as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Greylock back in 2008.
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"It's impossible for this individual to have incubated, you know, 50 eggs," he said.
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Amazon and Walmart have both incubated their own mattress brands that they sell online.
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And radical content, incubated in insular online communities, would continue to inspire mass shootings.
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It's notable that both were founded in 2019 and largely incubated by Chinese actors.
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BEFORE AFTER On-Line was a small British company that previously incubated internet businesses.
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Rhino was founded in 2017 and was incubated by Ankur Jain's Kairos venture fund.
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Maple was incubated inside of Thrive Capital, Josh Kushner's well-regarded venture capital firm.
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At Facebook, which incubated this project, virtually all of the servers are Open Compute machines.
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Other startups that have been conceived and incubated in Expa include Operator, Current and Spot.
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The company was incubated out of Expa Studio, which helps both create and scale startups.
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After a series of misfortunate events, Rita and Joe find themselves incubated for 500 years.
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Virool was incubated at Y Combinator and raised a $6.6 million seed round in 2013.
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GraphQL, the Facebook -incubated data query language, is moving into its own open-source foundation.
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If not, can you point to a startup that you've incubated or funded that is?
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DR: For me, when I was at Madrona, we incubated the [dog services company] Rover.
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Throughout its history, the region has incubated bold American solutions to hunger and food access.
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A firm incubated at Alphabet, Google's parent company, wants to store electricity in molten salt.
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Some start-ups that Thrive has incubated, including Cadre and Oscar, are housed there, too.
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Before launching Plexo Capital, Toney incubated the fund inside GV for a couple of years.
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In both cases, it has been incubated, exacerbated and left unchecked by destructive human behavior.
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KMS Technology actually incubated Kobiton before it was spun out into its own company in 2016.
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Perhaps that's because the company began life as incubated project inside Flex, a customized manufacturing company.
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If not, Bluesfest is seeking the go-ahead to move them and have the eggs incubated.
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A bioreactor startup that Y Combinator incubated last winter helped two current attendees with their manufacturing.
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Well, like a small bird, it was incubated, then after it hatched, allowed to fly away.
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Four years ago, Cai co-founded the HR software startup Fountain, which was incubated in YCombinator.
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If chicken or pigeon eggs are incubated in darkness, the development of this asymmetry is prevented.
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Yes, Libra was incubated at Facebook, which has created worldwide attention and sparked concerns among lawmakers.
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The forced assimilation of their children at government-run boarding schools incubated a unifying Native identity.
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They assigned a certain region of the record to each region of the body and incubated it.
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Fabulous was incubated at Duke University's Center for Advanced Hindsight, which is led by Professor Dan Ariely.
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YC-incubated Zendar, on the other hand, has only disclosed around $4.3 million in funding to date.
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With this, the CNCF now plays host to 17 projects that fall under its "incubated technologies" umbrella.
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Jeffrey Katzenberg, who founded and incubated the startup via his new WndrCo platform, will serve as chairman.
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The e-retailer was incubated by Sherpa Capital, where co-founder Sharkey was once a venture partner.
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Netanyahu's annexation decision may hinge in the end on the long-incubated Trump plan for Israel-Palestine.
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Then the researchers incubated a "soup" of bacteriophages with a patient's spinal fluid sample, Dr. Wilson said.
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Even optimistic experts agree that on the issue of immigration, long-incubated antipathies take time to change.
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Samsung has incubated and acquired other kinds of tech, too, such as its recent move to pick up VRB, a VR startup that it funded and incubated by Samsung's emerging technology investment and development arm Samsung Next, which was also behind the acquisition of Viv and, now, Innoetics.
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Resy is also getting funding from First Data, Lerer Hippeau and Gary Vaynerchuk's RSE Ventures, which incubated it.
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The AngelList profile also notes that Samsung Next, Samsung's accelerator program where VRB was incubated, was an investor.
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TTS:IO jointly incubated the project in 2015, while Sequoia India led its $20 Series B round last year.
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It'll be incubated inside X. Project Titan, another acquisition, will join Project Wing, Google's nascent drone delivery program.
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The company went under, its story goes, but it still incubated an entire generation of Silicon Valley talent.
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Previous companies incubated at OUI include Natural Motion, which evolved from computer simulations developed in Oxford's zoology department.
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R3 Corda, the Intel-incubated Hyperledger Sawtooth and J.P. Morgan Quorum will integrate their distributed ledgers with Coco.
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As the CoreOS team also points out, Kubernetes itself also uses the CoreOS-incubated etcd key-value store.
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Last year, for the first time, Workplace added a new feature that was incubated inside of Enterprise Engineering.
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He incubated Android in the winter of 2004 at Redpoint Ventures, where he was the entrepreneur in residence.
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This conception of liberalism, he went on, was incubated and promoted by the very magazine you are reading.
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IROKO incubated ROK in 2013 and has produced over 540 films and 25 original TV series in Africa.
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Nils Chrestin is also coming on as CFO, having recently been at Rocket Internet-incubated Global Fashion Group.
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Unusually, companies incubated within Meratix have full access to the code, data and insights of other Merantix companies.
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Donna explained that she incubated her egg for 383 hours before it was placed in Jasmine&aposs body.
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Incubated in Google's research lab in 2011, Loon was spun out as an Alphabet subsidiary in July 2018.
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The paint is incubated at extreme temperatures in a Color Stability machine in order to test its resilience.
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The pair, now Alphabet's honchos, have incubated two companies built on the intersection of digital data and medicine.
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Politicians have welcomed news of a regulatory crackdown on Libra, the global currency and payments initiative incubated at Facebook.
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Not all internally incubated business concepts are spun out, in which case they are functionally similar to R&D.
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Visual Vocal, incubated by prestigious architecture firm NBBJ, is a VR enterprise collaboration tool for architects, engineers, and designers.
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And so we did some earlier seed as well as co-founded and incubated companies (eg Pirate Studios, Skwire).
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Since it was founded in 2006, though, the Y Combinator-incubated Clustrix had raised just under $72 million, though.
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Why it matters: YC is known for breeding unicorns, having incubated such startups as Airbnb, Dropbox, Stripe and Twitch.
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Code Eight, a stealthy personal-shopping startup incubated inside of Walmart, has rebranded itself as Jetblack, Recode has learned.
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The company was incubated at MIT Media Lab, and it raised around $45 million in an ICO last September.
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And it incubated the party's moderate tradition (Roy Jenkins, for example, came to be a mentor to Tony Blair).
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In other DTC news, I reported on shaving brand Harry's hiring for a new incubated startup that it's launching.
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In some cases he treated patients with their own white blood cells that had been incubated in IL-2.
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Eggs are artificially incubated and chicks grow in climate controlled sheds of up to 50,000 chickens, the scientists write.
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In the following days, as the disease incubated in dozens of players, there were no signs anything was wrong.
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LOON Incubated in Google's research lab in 2011, Loon was spun out as an Alphabet subsidiary in July 2018.
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He ran the OS X engineering project, and eventually was the guy who incubated the IOS project at Apple.
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With Vestly, incubated by Foundermark, you get the same fun of playing the stock market without putting up any money.
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The company, incubated out of Expa Studio, had previously raised $3.6 million from Expa and Human Ventures in March, 2017.
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Google-parent Alphabet, which incubated Sidewalk Labs, has been at the forefront of the so-called "hyper-local" marketing revolution.
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Niantic started as a Google-incubated project and spun out in 2015, raising $35 million from Google, Nintendo and others.
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Kayenta is integrated into the Netflix-incubated Spinnaker continuous delivery platform, which works across virtually every public and private cloud.
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By Seidenberg's own telling, she has incubated eight companies at Kleiner and become the founding CEO of two of them.
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It's the first time the Silicon Valley firm has invested in a company that wasn't incubated in its startup program.
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That owes largely to the success of longtime partner Bryan Roberts, who co-founded and incubated publicly traded Castlight Health.
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It would look, in fact, like the biohazard bin of a particularly well-incubated bottling-plant-cum-hummus-fertilisation centre.
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Xiaomi incubated a company called Zhimi and tasked it with making an air purifier worthy of carrying the Mi brand.
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What is in fact new about this violence is the terrain on which it is now being incubated and unleashed.
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While it incubated Tilray, for example, it also owns Leafly, a large cannabis information resource that it acquired in 2011.
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"They certainly weren't going to be incubated inside the large media companies," where they would have to compete for resources.
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Microsoft's Bill Gates and Apple's Steve Jobs built off computing technology that NASA incubated during the Apollo era, Hero said.
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It is incubated by the Emerson Collective and now works with about 65 organizations and close to a thousand lawyers.
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The acquisition brought together Africa's most powerful tech hubs by membership networks, volume of programs, startups incubated and global visibility.
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One of the startups incubated at startup studio Expa is today taking its next step in developing as a standalone company.
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Over time, we incubated over 12 different direct-to-consumer commerce businesses, none of which hit the same scale as DSC.
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Eggs have different shapes so they can better fit all together in a nest — allowing all eggs to be incubated equally.
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It already had the backing of Google (which incubated it), as well as Microsoft and virtually every other major cloud player.
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The best ideas incubated in universities, national labs, and small business could become commercialized while improving North America's quality of life.
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On the other hand, it's had a wild run so far with Tinder, which was wholly funded and incubated by IAC.
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They then incubated the slips in another sort of solution—in this case either enriched in anemone repair proteins, or not.
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In recent years, swarms of mosquitoes, incubated by warming temperatures, have driven many of the reindeer away from their regular route.
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The researchers then incubated eggs at a high temperature and played recordings of either the incubation calls or other nonspecific calls.
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Kubernetes, the Google-incubated open source container orchestration system, is quickly becoming the de facto standard for managing large container deployments.
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Hilleman incubated the viruses for his vaccines in chicken eggs, a medium he was familiar with from his Great Plains boyhood.
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The app incubated some of the internet's biggest celebrities, including singer Shawn Mendes, comedian Brittany Furlan, and Logan and Jake Paul.
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The Diamond Princess cruise ship incubated more than 630 cases of the novel coronavirus, the largest number of infections outside China.
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Along with Duggal and Dong, they zeroed in on the Coterie concept and it became the first company F3 has incubated.
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At Extend Fertility, every egg we freeze is frozen with love and every embryo we care for is incubated with love.
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The eggs were laid in late November and are being incubated by their mother named Harriet and father less-creatively named M15.
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Trump is right that political correctness has incubated extremists, but practical experience also shows that working sensitively with Islamic communities reaps benefits.
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And Team8 has a track record in this space, having incubated and launched four companies before — Sygnia, Hysolate, Illusive Networks, and Claroty.
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Its inability to control fake news and hate speech on its platforms has incubated mob violence in India and genocide in Myanmar.
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If you're going to bring a second product line into the company — whether it's organic or inorganic — it needs to be incubated.
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After one-and-a-half years, I incubated a [platform for sharing personal content] called Erly that sold to Sean Parker's Airtime.
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After that, the cells are incubated, and the result is tested to see which, if any, of the circuits performs as expected.
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No matter how much Facebook tries to distance itself from ownership of Libra, it started, incubated and continues to lead the project.
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In some cases, the companies have been incubated and have Playground's support and network access in exchange for equity, but no investment.
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Reciprocal IVF allowed Bliss to provide the egg, through a traditional IVF procedure, and have it inseminated and incubated inside her body.
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Lexion was incubated at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2), one of the late Microsoft co-founders' four scientific research institutes.
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Conceived as an emergency exit strategy and incubated under intense pressure, Steve Cohen's second corporate incarnation has developed into a childhood prodigy.
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Its precursor incubated amid Iraq's post-invasion chaos before rebranding as the Islamic State and then metastasizing during the Syrian civil war.
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The way our flu vaccines are often produced, via flu viruses that are incubated in eggs, might contribute to this lowered protection.
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Uber, Capital Bikeshare, e-commerce retailers and consumer spending patterns incubated in cities will be transported from urban cores to urban fringes.
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At Wingham Wildlife Park in Kent, UK, two male Humboldt penguins named Jumbs and Kermit successfully incubated an egg together in 2014.
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By showing historical dolls alongside his characters, Hancock reminds us that beliefs are incubated during early childhood through visual and tactile means.
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This brings the total raised by Fountain, which previously was called OnboardIQ and had been incubated in Y Combinator, to $34 million.
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So, we did that, it incubated in the skin a little bit, and then we used a blue light to help heal.
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The Urban-X investors showcase is a closed-door event that shows off eight different incubated startups to potential investors and press.
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The market that Codecademy — based out of New York but incubated at Y Combinator in 2011 — is tackling is a massive one.
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As such, France has incubated an especially large pool of people who might be open to crime and vulnerable to identity crises.
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We incubated it inside of the company, which almost never happens, to create lightning in a bottle inside of a bigger company.
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The acquisition brings together two of Africa's most powerful tech hubs by membership networks, volume of programs, startups incubated and global visibility.
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This would be based on the size of their membership networks, volume of tech-related programs, startups incubated, partnerships and global visibility.
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For the second time, researchers announced this week that they have successfully incubated lambs born before reaching full term in an artificial 'womb.
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But there's one question the film conveniently leaves out: How long are these dinosaur embryos incubated before they break free of their shells?
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Based in Lagos, ROK film studios was incubated to create original content for IROKOtv, which can be accessed digitally anywhere in the world.
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Linkerd (pronounced linker-DEE), which was incubated at Buoyant, follows in the footsteps of other CNCF projects like Kubernetes, Prometheus, OpenTracing and Fluentd.
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Based in Lagos, ROK film studios was incubated to create original content for IROKOtv, which can be accessed online anywhere in the world.
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He received their floral findings at his orchid farm at St. Albans, whose 60 greenhouses incubated, over the years, some two million plants.
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The currently unnamed flamingos, who were both artificially incubated, are the second and third of their species ever born at the Toledo Zoo.
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In many ways, this new release shows the growing maturity of the project, which was originally incubated in 2010 by Rackspace and NASA.
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The bad news: It looks as though we'll be at war and will also be genetically engineering humans incubated in clear plastic bags.
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Political parties—many of which are said to have been incubated by the army for this purpose—tend to pander to the army.
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These include a pair of firms (Zhimi and Viomi) that were "incubated" by Xiaomi and that make its air and water purifiers respectively.
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"Disclosed" because it may be more, since there has been a lack of transparency about much of the funding for Rocket-incubated startups.
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Other projects incubated by the school range from production of plant oils, herbal teas, mushroom products and crafts, to organic gardening and recycling.
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The goal, we are told, is to develop a Gülenist following of high achievers, incubated in our local community schools across the country.
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As the DCI's establishing blog post argues, the internet was incubated in academia for over 20 years, gradually becoming ready for prime time.
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The Google -incubated Go language is one of the fastest growing programming languages today, with about one million active developers using it worldwide.
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He is switching roles as Walmart seeks to grow its acquired and incubated digital brands and turn e-commerce into a profitable business.
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Agricultural waste products like wood chips, corn husks, or hemp are mixed with mycelium in a mold, watered, and incubated for nine days.
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The company has incubated more than 230 startups since it was founded in 2011, and those companies have a survival rate of 88%.
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Many hits have been incubated in these labs, but until now, the actors and stage managers have been guaranteed only a weekly salary.
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The project is called Incubated Worlds, and these EAPCC offspring will be distributed as a hardy livestock for the communities of the region.
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Jeron Moore: We incubated the idea for a while, assembled our ideas, put the pitch together, and brought it to the Pokémon Company.
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If there is a takeaway, it is that this tech bubble is worse than the last precisely because it has incubated for so long.
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Over the years, the event has helped popularize — some would say glamorize — extreme gun imagery in movies; Quentin Tarantino was incubated and hatched here.
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Of course, the Khmer Rouge's rise was incubated by the United States' illegal carpet bombing of Cambodia, which was then a politically neutral country.
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The origin of the metamaterial radar goes back through Intellectual Ventures, which picked up some promising academic work years ago and incubated it internally.
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A state-owned incubator there, Zhongguancun Inno Way, in 2017 incubated 878 startups; 121 of them were founded by foreigners or by sea turtles.
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A key partner was SAS, a large private business analytics company that employs 5,000 locally, which was incubated at NCSU and founded in 1976.
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In fact, FunPlus is one of the investors in Next Entertainment, along with China social live-streaming giants Inke, which incubated the new company.
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Just as disturbingly, there are no lone wolves in Trump's formulation—terrorists are, in his view, incubated in Muslim communities that detest our values.
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The web, and dial-up BBSes and Usenet before it, incubated and distributed knowledge and commentary; later, blogging platforms democratized the power of publication.
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The election-fueled, Facebook-incubated cottage industry of Macedonian teenagers and nihilist opportunists ready to cater to the paranoid masses had yet to emerge.
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In the formative years of the web, Yahoo was the biggest, richest internet upstart in Silicon Valley, and it incubated a generation of executives.
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It will operate independently of M13 and P&G's portfolio, and absorb Pepper & Wits, a menopause brand that P&G Ventures had incubated internally.
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One overcast morning, I drove up a winding road hung with vines to the Egg House, where recovered akikiki eggs are incubated and hatched.
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In the old top-down model of fame that incubated him, that would have been a laughable proposition, or at minimum, an unbankable one.
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More than perhaps any other city beside New York, Detroit incubated the hard-bop sound that became jazz's trademark in the mid-20th century.
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With fetuses incubated, childbirth would become moot and through a eugenics-like lens, Ettinger proposed that those born with cerebral palsy could simply remain frozen.
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Cloud Foundry, the Pivotal- and VMware-incubated open source platform-as-a-service project, is going all in on its new Diego container management system.
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Why it matters: Y Combinator is one of the most influential startup entities in Silicon Valley, having incubated such companies as Airbnb, Dropbox and Stripe.
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In the case of Automate Ads and AdHawk (which was incubated at Techstars Boulder), both companies offer products for running Facebook and Google ad campaigns.
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While there's been only one big bioterror scare in the past 50 years — the anthrax outbreak of 2001 — other naturally incubated diseases have been spreading.
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The incubated "startup," so to speak, is a concierge-style experiment in conversational commerce where customers text requests, then receive product recommendations from Walmart, Jet.
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In fact, the last was incubated at Foundation's office, and it isn't the only company to get its start with the help of the firm.
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Garret Munce, a sharp-eyed fashion editor at GQ, noticed it last summer around Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where many an unlikely men's fashion trend has incubated.
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What's particularly interesting about cash payments is that it is a major global feature which was incubated in India — but it is not the only one.
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So far in its portfolio, two companies have been incubated internally, and Kerby believes that the firm will continue at that rate for the foreseeable future.
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In what looks like a pretty decent exit for German company builder Makers, two of its incubated startups have been acquired by performance marketing platform OLAmobile.
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Prometheus was specifically created to operating in containerized environments and while it was incubated at SoundCloud, it takes its inspiration from Google's internal Borgmon monitoring tool.
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The most successful U.S.-launched dating app in recent years, Tinder, was incubated by internet publishing giant IAC in 2012 and didn't rely on VC funding.
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There's another open source aspect here, too: SQL Server will support these big data clusters with the help of the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration system.
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Reiser found his way back to the VC firm through another incubated startup, TellApart, where he worked with founder and newly minted Greylock partner Josh McFarland.
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The tech industry was incubated not on the mean streets of the big city, but in sleepy hamlets like Murray Hill, N.J., and Mountain View, Calif.
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You could make a case that Trump's campaign was predicated on many of the same cultural, generational and demographic tensions that football has incubated for years.
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It is no accident that major strategies, from the legal challenge to school segregation to the sit-in movement, were incubated at black colleges and universities.
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The startup was incubated by Thrive Capital, the New York City venture firm founded by Josh Kushner, brother of Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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DreamCompute, which combines OpenStack with the Ceph storage system and Dreamhost-incubated Project Astara network orchestration service, is a direct challenger to Amazon's EC2 cloud computing service.
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The team said Thomas, a former rugby union player and key member of the squad over the past three years, had probably incubated the virus before arrival.
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Facebook's Oculus VR in August 2016 also quietly acquired a startup called Zurich Eye, incubated at the University of Zurich and ETH, the federal institute of technology.
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Pokémon Go used Google-incubated AR MMO Ingress as a functional model, but the same model doesn't make sense when applied to Mario, Zelda or Animal Crossing.
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San Francisco-based Turo also said that it is expanding into Europe via the acquisition of Croove, an identical service in Germany that's been incubated by Daimler.
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She has incubated and served on the boards of 3-V Biosciences, Atara, Breathe Technologies, Epizyme, ExpansionRx, FLX, Hixme, Kinsa and more, according to her LinkedIn profile.
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Ulzzang, which literally means "best face" in Korean, is a beauty ideal for both men and women that incubated among the picture-perfect idols of K-Pop.
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Wall was born and lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, which incubated a virtual school of technically ingenious, politically minded photographic and video artists, most notably Stan Douglas.
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Those institutions incubated an alternative vision of the Constitution until their ideas could be unleashed as a formidable force in the federal judiciary and the legal academy.
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The impressive list of backers — and the fact that Dandelion was originally incubated at Alphabet X, the company's "moonshot" factory — underscores a couple of trends worth pointing out.
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The QAnon conspiracy theory, which is based around cryptic internet comments from an anonymous poster known as "Q," began on 4chan and 8chan but has incubated on Reddit.
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Those locations include the following: Spatial& is one of several tech startups being incubated by Walmart's Store No. 8, which launched in 2017 to focus on retail innovation.
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All told, a case could be made that New York is again assuming its place at the center of the sport that it incubated more than any other.
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Church incubated the voices of the Civil Rights movement of the 60s, soundtracked by Martin Luther King Jr.'s sermonic speeches and the sweeping soul of Aretha Franklin.
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Earlier this year, scientists demonstrated that fetal lambs could be incubated in basic artificial "biobags," so this emerging field could help save premature human babies in the future, too.
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It was 1968, we were abducted by the Anunnaki, and they added DNA to myself and I incubated inside my mom for over ten months, which is unheard of.
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Trump wasn't incubated in the Senate Republican conference, but it beggars belief to imply that Trump was able to thrive in a party that did nothing to foster Trumpism.
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They can also sink their arms into a composting glory hole, their expressions disguised by a mesh mask full of sprouting seeds that are being incubated by their breath.
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Boston, Greenidge reminds her readers, incubated the politics of Malcolm X and of the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., not to mention the writers Pauline Hopkins and Dorothy West.
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Vine incubated black ingenuity and creativity, allowing makers to play with structure, form, insertion, pacing and interpolation, and letting users employ the videos as punch lines, shorthand and punctuation.
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At home, Sanders's success showed that some left-wing populist ideas — incubated in the failed but symbolically important Occupy Wall Street movement — are in ascendancy inside the Democratic Party.
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It has acquired DTC companies like Native, incubated startup brands as part of P&G Ventures, and now invested in a new independent brand via its partnership with M13.
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Atlassian today announced that it has acquired StatusPage, a Y Combinator-incubated service that allows online businesses to keep their users updated about the status of their online services.
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So viruses are injected into fertilized hen's eggs, incubated for several days while they replicate, then harvested from the eggs, killed (or inactivated), and purified to go into vaccines.
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Rock music has historically been a way for kids to dissent, but the D.I.Y. scene which incubated the group just a few years ago has largely dispersed, says Faber.
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It brought people with similar interests together, incubated vibrant communities that spawned intense discussion and then gave those communities the tools to amplify their messages loudly across the internet.
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And, much like the doctrine of airpower before it, it is now being incubated in the halls of U.S. military strategy by a dedicated cadre of thinkers and experts.
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New York 1.13 was incubated in a series of memos with Mike Luo, the deputy Metro editor, and over drinks, coffees and lunches with colleagues on the Metro desk.
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Vine incubated some of the biggest hip-hop dance crazes of the last decade, but Twitter promptly put it out to pasture as soon as marketing executives abandoned it.
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Unsurprisingly, given Google's recent focus, this partnership centers around the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration tool, as well as the Istio service mesh for connecting and securing microservices across clouds.
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DoorDash is announcing the acquisition of Rickshaw, a Y Combinator-incubated startup that helps businesses offer same-day delivery by connecting them to a courier network and managing the logistics.
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Macerich is the first major mall operator to announce plans to roll out a concept like this at a large scale, and one that's been incubated from within the company.
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Ginkgo Bioworks, a Boston-based company incubated by Y Combinator, has authorized an additional $265 million in fundraising that now values it at an estimated $1.3 billion, according to PitchBook.
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Whether you're an incubated startup or a growing company, the understanding and application of these principles to your business can drastically determine your ability to disrupt and make a profit.
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The CNCF is already the open-source home of the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration tool and similar projects that all aim bring software containers and microservices to the mainstream.
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This has been a long time coming, but during his GTC keynote, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang today announced support for the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration system on Nvidia GPUs.
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RokerLabs and JRSportbrief have already successfully incubated several shows on YouNow, and also use the platform to align with their roster of in-house talent and build communities around them.
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Brandless was incubated by Sherpa Capital, where Sharkey was a venture partner before returning to life as a founder, and it received seed funding from Cowboy Ventures and Slow Ventures.
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Seed ships could be entirely robotic, but might contain human embryos that could be delivered to distant star systems where they would be incubated and, presumably, raised by robo-caretakers.
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Keep the Pokémon Go app running during your normal bus route and accomplish the dual job of finding new Pokémon at a slow, steady pace and keeping your eggs incubated.
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It has birthed chart-topping hits like "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X, incubated new subcultures like VSCO girls, and become the default way to goof off at work.
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But part of what makes this particular kingpin so fascinating is that Silk Road wasn't incubated in Mountain View, Menlo Park or the antiseptic co-working spaces of San Francisco.
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Asked to recount their lengthy love affair, they noted the absurdity of couching it — a romance incubated in the hell of the Holocaust — in the frilly trappings of Valentine's Day.
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Google-Incubated Niantic, Maker of Ingress, Stepping Out on Its Own | August 2015 | In August of 2015, Niantic announced that it would spin out from Google and become an independent company.
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The project was incubated with an investment from the Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence Initiative and news of the new media venture was first reported in The New York Times.
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Or maybe these people just don't want to look it in the face, because the rate of change is terrifying—mini cultures and trends incubated, disseminated, and killed off in days.
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Mr. Sheinbaum thrust himself into political storms with the same panache with which he presided over his star-studded California cocktail parties, where liberal crusades and contenders were incubated and promoted.
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If you find it hard to imagine that a project incubated by Facebook could dramatically change norms around surveillance and law enforcement, just think for a minute about facial recognition technology.
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The Lagos based innovation-space acquired Kenya's iHub in 2019, bringing together two of Africa's most powerful tech hubs by membership networks, VC, volume of programs, startups incubated and global visibility.
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These are a few of the myriad groups that have incubated at Jazz Re:freshed's weekly shows, which have taken place since 2003 at a bar in West London called Mau Mau.
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The baby was born via in vivo natural fertilization, which involves the eggs being incubated in the mother&aposs body, rather than externally, as is the case with in vitro fertilization.
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Armstrong has 19 years of technology investment experience, and has generated multiple large exits through IPOs or mergers and acquisitions from companies he either incubated or participated as the first institutional investor.
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Microsoft today announced that it has acquired Deis, the company behind some of the most popular tools for building and managing applications on top of the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration service.
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The idea behind Torus is to give developers access to a reliable and scalable storage system for applications that have been deployed on containers using the Google-incubated Kubernetes container management service.
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The microcosms were incubated and gently shaken periodically for 50 days and then had a small amount of the Peruvian fishmeal added to them, or were left untouched to function as controls.
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This is how Science tested the viability, incubated and eventually spun off Dollar Shave Club, the direct to consumer razor empire that recently sold to Unilever for one billion dollars in cash.
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Mailgun, a Y Combinator-incubated email delivery service that was acquired by Rackspace in 2012, today announced that it is being spun out of Rackspace and that it has raised $50 million.
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The group is investing in companies engaged in AI globally, including some that were incubated by Toyota Research Institute, which operates laboratories in Los Altos, California; Ann Arbor, Michigan; and Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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It also formally completed a merger between the most strident elements of the conservative news media and Mr. Trump's campaign, which was incubated and fostered in their boisterous coverage of his rise.
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What's more, birds that were incubated and raised at high temperatures grew more slowly if they had been exposed to these "incubation calls," an adaptation that later led to higher reproductive success.
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But as the ad-tech industry got more crowded, it got harder for firms to differentiate themselves, and Snap allowed Placed to be "incubated outside of the ad-tech ecosystem," Shim said.
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Bullpen also incubated a company sports-gaming startup called Ready Fire, which folded, but had attempted to develop new gaming formats, including Halftime Live, a sports-focused app that resembled HQ Trivia.
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Tandem was incubated at Kleiner Perkins, and Mr. Perkins was the chairman of the company's board for its 23 years of independence, until the computer maker was sold to Compaq in 1997.
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According to Crunchbase, Vungle previously raised more than $25 million from Crosslink Capital, Thomvest Ventures, Seven Peaks Ventures, GV, AOL Ventures, Uncork Capital, 500 Startups and Angelpad, where the startup was incubated.
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Google Cloud today announced that Chronicle, the enterprise security company Google's parent company Alphabet incubated under its X "moonshot factory," is moving to Google Cloud and becoming part of Google's security portfolio.
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Details are still fairly sparse on NewTV, which is being incubated by Katzenberg's WndrCo, a holding company that's also invested in startups including Mixcloud, Axios, Node, Flowspace, Whistle Sports, and TYT Network.
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For its part, Qarth had been incubated in the IIT academic system and co-founders Abhinav Srivastava and Prerit Srivastava, along with the rest of their team, will be joining Ola Money.
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Michael D. Coe, a Yale anthropologist who devoted his career to proving that the ancient Maya incubated an elaborate written language that had previously been undervalued by many scholars, died on Sept.
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Rhino, the insurtech startup incubated by Kairos and co-founded by Kairos CEO Ankur Jain, has today announced the close of a $21 million Series A round led by Kairos and Lakestar.
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In cramped spaces in the Rayburn and Longworth House Office Buildings, as well as the speaker's suite, the final articles of impeachment are being incubated in the shadow of the Capitol dome.
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A 2008 study on yellow-spined bamboo locusts, a major pest (and known pee fan) in China, found the insects strongly preferred human urine that had been incubated for three to six days.
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He found his faith and joined a congregation, immersing himself in the black church and the civil-rights tradition it incubated, such that the cadences and motifs of both thereafter suffused his rhetoric.
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Bosnia's carefully incubated national broadcaster barely survives (partly because of competition from commercial channels) while regional ones are beholden to ethnic and political causes, in one case that of hard-line Serb nationalism.
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Rhino was founded by Paraag Sarva and is being funded/incubated by Kairos, a $25M venture fund that invests in companies building solutions to real-world issues facing the middle class and abroad.
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It was also incubated at Techstars NYC and is part of the first batch of startups at the Verizon Media Tech Venture Studio (that's where the Verizon and R/GA funding comes from).
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The New York City-based startup was incubated at Broadway Video Ventures, the venture arm of the production company behind premium comedy shows like 30 Rock, Portlandia and Saturday Night Live, among others.
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A suite of publishing tools incubated in Facebook's now-defunct newsreading app Paper would find their way to Instant Articles, executives said, evolving the news posts shared on Facebook into immersive multimedia experiences.
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Miller became one of the early breakouts on the tech comedy as the buffoonish-yet-articulate Erlich Bachman, an investor in Pied Piper and the owner of the house that incubated the company.
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This is a music video in which everyone has incubated human life at least once, the youngest woman is 30, and their net worth is exceeded only by their number of Twitter followers.
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As three of the 28 founding members of the Libra Association that will govern the new Facebook-incubated cryptocurrency, Anchorage, Visa and Andreessen Horowitz will be responsible for ensuring the stablecoin stays secure.
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Established in 1946 in that small city near Frankfurt was a warm-weather music course that proved peerlessly influential, a hotbed of experimentalism that incubated works by Boulez, Stockhausen, Cage and many others.
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It turns out the Pacific beetle cockroach (Diploptera punctata)—a small, coffee bean-looking species—is actually viviparous, meaning it delivers offspring that are fully-formed and live, instead of incubated within eggs.
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Under Eustis's aegis, the Public, now housed in the former Astor Library in Lower Manhattan, has incubated such future Broadway hits as "Fun Home" (2015), "Hamilton" (2015) and "Latin History for Morons" (2017).
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New York City-based nonprofit CSNYC incubated the CSforAll Consortium, a national organization working to increase computer science literacy among all students from kindergarten up through senior year of high school (K-12).
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Coronavirus is the second time in the 21st century when a global pandemic has been incubated in China, allowed to spread within China and then gone global due to China's stifling of democracy.
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Rhino is one of a handful of companies that has been incubated by Kairos, a startup studio led by Ankur Jain with the goal of solving the biggest problems faced by everyday Americans.
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Unlike the Apache incubated license – which was often the starting point for open-source projects a decade ago, these licenses are far more business-friendly and most model open-source businesses are adopting them.
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He certainly could have ballyhooed that he incubated the policy, which was popular with Trump's xenophobic base (a Quinnipiac poll and a CNN/SSRS poll both found solid Republican support for separating the kids).
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The Techstars London-incubated startup and 423 Disrupt London battlefield finalist first closed a Series A last June, taking in $11 million at the time, led by Peter Thiel's Valar Ventures and Goldcrest Capital.
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The Alulu is an idea incubated by three friends as they left college, each heading their separate directions but looking to take a shot at making this cool gadget a reality before doing so.
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Agones, as the project is called because that's the Greek word for 'contest,' uses the Google-incubated Kubernetes container project as it core tool for orchestrating and scaling a fleet of multiplayer game servers.
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Incubated Worlds, a research and breeding center in the capital Addis Ababa, will also house a permanent art installation showcasing the work of Koen Vanmechelen, including photographs, videos and books of chickens' genetic codes.
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In addition to this, Google has also teamed up with Mystery Science, a Y Combinator-incubated startup that provides lesson plans to teachers, to directly ship up to 15,000 free glasses to elementary schools.
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Incubated Worlds, a research and breeding centre in the capital Addis Ababa, will also house a permanent art installation showcasing the work of Koen Vanmechelen, including photographs, videos and books of chickens' genetic codes.
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Literally under a wall-painted banner that reads "Unity in Diversity," MDC has incubated a new, fundamentally queer culture of dance, where gender is a persona, norms are fluid, and identities are never fixed.
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The ride-hailing service has been staffing up in AI over the past year, thanks in large part to its December 2016 acquisition of Geometric Intelligence, a start-up incubated at New York University.
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Investors in HigherMe's seed funding include Y Combinator (where the company was incubated), Barbara Corcoran Venture Partners, NatureBox founder Gautam Gupta, HootSuite founder Ryan Holmes, Tucker Max (!), TEEC Angel Fund and The Unofficial Syndicate.
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CDPQ launched an AI Fund this year and this is coming out of that fund to help export more of the AI tech and IP that has been incubated and developed in the region.
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As social media created more awareness, and as internet-incubated rap groups like Odd Future came around, streetwear started to become a mainstream pursuit, evolving into the familiar cycle of lines, drops and resales.
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Atom, incubated by Lions Gate Entertainment, where the vice chairman Michael Burns has been a crucial supporter, makes it easy for groups of people — particularly those glued to their smartphones — to plan film outings.
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Guilluy describes how the movement, if not the expulsion, of the working class from France's most prosperous cities incubated the innovation and new modes of production that fuel the growth of the Knowledge Economy.
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No act of this presidency — good or bad, beneficial or detrimental — can ever be considered without first contextualizing that this presidency itself was conceived in deception and is being incubated under an extraordinary lie.
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Fan spoke specifically about Chinese people's eagerness to assimilate and become "whitewashed" within the pursuit of wealth and status, an internalized racism incubated by the classism and anti-blackness deeply rooted in Chinese culture.
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Berlin has a crop of companies that go beyond the kind of me-too consumer sites incubated by Rocket Internet, a notorious startup factory: new companies with expertise in the "internet of things", for example.
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At its core, the company's services allow businesses to use the Facebook -incubated GraphQL technology to shield their developers from the patchwork of legacy APIs and databases as they look to modernize their technology stacks.
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The round was led by Battery Ventures, with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, Salesforce Ventures, OMERS Ventures, iNovia Capital and SoftTech VC. The Y Combinator-incubated startup has now raised more than $60 million total.
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Even though market conditions look good, and there are companies long-incubated that are ready to go, don't be too certain that we will indeed finally see the IPO wave that has long been expected.
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The NEM Foundation is expected to spend around $40 million in the next year to fund its global expansion programs and $5 million will be allocated towards supporting blockchain companies incubated in the Blockchain Center.
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She's tight-lipped about the South Korean manufacturer that makes her serum, but assures us that the parents of the child consented to having his foreskin cells cloned and incubated at a stem cell bank.
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The company tapped into the local availability of mobile phones (not surprising, given that it was incubated at Vodafone) and virtual complete lack of banking infrastructure, enabling consumers to pay for services and transfer money.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has enlisted parts of the US government and key allies in the pursuit of unproven or disproven conspiracy theories, some incubated in the dark and anonymous corners of the internet.
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Some downsizing and refocusing is underway at Disqus, the startup incubated at Y-Combinator that became an early mover in the business of offering a plug-in to help online publishers manage comments on stories.
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There's a ban on "Nazi discussion" as per the board's rules, and it's less overtly hateful than other, ideologically adjacent forums, such as the now-defunct one, PUAHate, that incubated incel mass murderer Elliot Rodger.
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No one knows where the next crash will be incubated, but it will almost certainly have a predatory and fraudulent basis where financial consumers are systematically ripped off, which will spread risk through the financial system.
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Incubated by Lionsgate, with additional financing from Disney and 21st Century Fox, Atom has promoted itself as a way for theaters and studios to increase group sales by making it easier for friends to plan outings.
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The company's history of close ties to the Obama administration left executives feeling especially vulnerable to the reactionary movement—incubated partly on Google's own video platform, YouTube—that had memed, rallied, and voted Trump into office.
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The new funding was led by previous investors Menlo Ventures and NEA, with participation from Initialized Capital and Pear VC. Heap was previously incubated at Y Combinator and has now raised a total of $40 million.
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According to reports at the time, the brothers demanded the autonomy, arguing that their films — which would include rough-and-rowdy titles like "Pulp Fiction," released in 1994 — could not be incubated inside a corporate environment.
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Today, the CNCF is expanding its stable with the addition of the Docker-incubated Notary and The Update Framework (TUF), which was originally developed by professor Justin Cappos and his team at NYU's Tandon School of engineering.
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Grab Cycle is one business that Grab Ventures has incubated Unlike traditional accelerator programs, Velocity isn't aimed at a particular type of company while it is fairly general in terms of the stages that they are at.
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These companies seem to have proven over time that their fundamental focus, either by directive or happenstance, has been to sustain the energy incubated by their founders — an energy focused on technical/creative purity before financial gain.
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The company is a project incubated by Miss Fresh (branded as Meiri Youxian in China), a Tencent-backed service used by 73 percent of China's online fresh produce shoppers as of June, according to research firm Trustdata.
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Incubated in South Africa's cities, the A.N.C. has long been the continent's progressive flagship, and some have lamented the way it has, in less than a generation, become a "backwoods" party similar to Robert Mugabe's Zanu-P.
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Waymo's claims are damning—the Google-incubated company says one of its leading engineers downloaded tens of thousands of confidential documents before quitting his job and then used those documents to develop autonomous vehicle systems at Uber.
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And that's just the beginning of the lengthy cast list comprised of Green's buddies from the film, music, and art worlds, all of whom came together to make his long-incubated vision a technicolor, super surreal reality.
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" According to Gross, Kittu Kolluri*, an investor in Heliogen who is also backing another of Idealab's incubated companies working on developing an energy storage technology, Energy Vault, said after seeing the demonstration, "Bill… this is even bigger.
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Walmart launched an incubation arm, called Store No. 8, under Lore, and one of its in-house startups is Jetblack, a Walmart-incubated personal shopping service initially targeting affluent moms that is only available in New York City.
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Relan incubated Got It in one of his own accelerators, bootstrapping it with $120k to build the first app, before raising a $2.5M seed from Kinzon Capital in 203 to start work on the now launched KaaS platform.
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Specifically, the Cloud Apps feature is being powered by Bitnami, a startup originally incubated at Y Combinator that offers users a library of some 130 apps and development environments that they can then use and host with GoDaddy.
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High fashion is the realm of early adopters after all, where new ideas about style and dressing are incubated on the runway and eventually trickle down to the masses as they influence more commercial offerings by mass retailers.
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Moneywave, from Y Combinator-incubated Flutterwave, wants to empower individuals and small merchants to take part in the thriving digital economy by letting them accept payment however it's offered, and receive it instantly in whatever form they choose.
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"At Verishop, we like to execute at a fast pace on things that work, and we saw our partnership with Westfield as a great opportunity to introduce customers to our incubated brands," Khan told CNBC in an interview.
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The eggs could be incubated in lab ovens for 30-40 days until they hatch, or Mafunda could go the more ambitious route of implanting the egg into a living penguin and allow nature to do the rest.
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But the solution to the broader misinformation dilemma — the pervasive climate of rumor, propaganda and conspiracy theories that Facebook has inadvertently incubated — may require something that Facebook has never done: ignoring the likes and dislikes of its users.
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It could be argued that increased participation in hate groups is a backlash to the isolation of modern life, or that this siloing of Americans has incubated more banal forms of racism and morphed them into something more extreme.
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Wink — the smart home hub and platform originally incubated inside the failed connected object maker Quirky, and then acquired by Flextronics (now known as Flex) as part-payment for Quirky's debts — has moved on to its third owner. i.
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Microsoft describes its Andromeda project as something the company has quietly incubated internally, and that will create a "new and disruptive" device category to influence the overall Surface roadmap and blur the lines between what's considered PC and mobile.
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CoreOS today announced that it has hired the founders of Redspread, a Y Combinator-incubated company that helps enterprises deploy their software on Kubernetes container clusters, and that Redspread's open source tools are now part of the CoreOS family.
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"Because of his continued connection to YC, we are compelled to break off our relationship with YC." Founded in 2005, Y Combinator has incubated some of the biggest tech companies of the past decade, including Airbnb, Dropbox, and Stripe.
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Squirm (real name: Sarah Sherman) came from Long Island, New York, but incubated her style in the dank spaces of the Chicago DIY scene before taking her Helltrap crew on the road to whoever was willing to book them.
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And we have to focus on the fact that society itself has incubated and nourished a dangerous idea that almost unbridled male aggression is not only a component of male sexuality, it is the most prized part of it.
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In a previous study, after collecting panda dung, the scientists incubated bacteria in it in a laboratory, fed the bacteria bamboo and discovered the organisms could quickly break down biomass into products including ethanol and hydrogen, both potential fuels.
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As president of The Times Foundation, he started the 9/11 Neediest Fund, which raised more than $60 million for thousands of families, and he incubated a number of nonprofits, including the National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy.
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The incubated eggs will be flown from Ol Pejeta via Nairobi to Zurich and then onto Cremona in Italy where Cesare Galli, who specialises in assisted reproduction of large animals, will mature and fertilise them and develop embryos suitable for transfer.
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The video is called "Be Not Afraid," and it may be the clearest manifestation yet of the culture the executives of Alphabet's video monster are delivering to millions of kids around the world, now via children incubated in that selfsame culture.
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Sygnia came out of stealth less than a year ago, after being incubated by Team8, an investor/company builder in Israel that itself has been built like a startup, with Intel, Microsoft, AT&T, Qualcomm, Cisco, Nokia and Temasek all backers.
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"In spring 2017, after visiting the Center for Entrepreneurship at the Greater Baltimore Urban League, I donated proceeds from my book to fund a @NatUrbanLeague Women's Initiative, incubated in Baltimore, to assist women in starting and growing successful businesses," she tweeted.
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"After more than two years innovating new, incubated brands and bringing on important acquired brands, as an entrepreneur at heart, Andy Dunn has decided now is the right time to take the next steps in his career," the spokesperson said.
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The American Spectator, a free-swinging magazine that had incubated the careers of Ferguson and fellow Standard editor Christopher Caldwell in the 1980s and '90s, once followed the cues of Buckley's National Review in policing boundaries of respectable right-wing discourse.
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Steven Menashi, President Donald Trump's judicial nominee for the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, began his writing career at the Dartmouth Review, the campus conservative publication that incubated professional trolls such as Laura Ingraham and Dinesh D'Souza.
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Places like the libertarian Cato Institute, the conservative National Review and the Wall Street Journal, and the neoconservative Commentary (and more recently the Weekly Standard) have incubated and nurtured some of the best pundits and policy analysts in the country.
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Religious-freedom diplomacy should demand adoption of religious freedom goals in states where terrorism is incubated, especially authoritarian regimes that oppress religious minorities and majorities alike, including those who are U.S. allies such as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt and India.
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But by ending with the suggestion that Dr. Manhattan could transfer his powers to Angela (incubated, like a vaccine, in a raw egg), it offers a suggestion as to who might be the best kind of person to entrust power to.
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For a long time, art like Mr. Ayala's or Mr. Esparza's was rarely seen in galleries and museums, more often "incubated by Chicanx or Latinx organizations," said E. Carmen Ramos, the deputy chief curator of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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The idea was first incubated inside Amazon five years ago with a question: "What can we do to improve on convenience?" according to Dilip Kumar, the Amazon Go technology chief who served for nearly two years as CEO Jeff Bezos's technical adviser.
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Meanwhile, one of Stripe's rivals has finally found a buyer after filing for bankruptcy in April: Paymill — a Stripe clone incubated by Rocket Internet back in June 2012 — has been acquired by Swiss financial services company Klik & Pay for an undisclosed sum.
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With all that in mind, a team incubated out of venture firm Kleiner Perkins has created Packagd, which is building a series of mobile apps that combine unboxing and review videos with the ability to instantly purchase the products they talk about.
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Anu Hariharan tells Kia that such deals will be rare and still come via the YC network even if not incubated within YC. As for why Convoy, she cited a large market opportunity born of the trucking industry's historic lack of innovation.
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Winnick, who built Global Crossing into a $48 billion company and sold shares worth $734 million before it went bankrupt in 2002, ultimately expects to grow the new company with other services incubated through venture capital investments by his company, Winnick and Company.
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In the years since, each Spotlight Story, incubated in Google's ATAP lab, has sought to push the envelope, bringing in talent like former Disney animator Glen Keane and Fast and Furious director Justin Lin to create unique and often gripping short films.
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Incubated in 2011 with around $20 million from the Mobility Fund backed by SAIF Partners, Paytm has grown into a mobile commerce powerhouse in India, with over 100 million mobile wallets across the country, mainly used to buy goods in its marketplace.
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Google back in 2014, off the back of its acquisition of DeepMind, formed a partnership with Oxford University, contributing funding to AI research there, and acqui-hired two of the startups that had been incubated at Oxford as part of that effort.
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Public encampments, now protected by the Constitution under the Ninth Circuit's decision, have spawned crime and violence, incubated disease, and created environmental hazards that threaten the lives and well-being both of those living on the streets and the public at large.
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The AneVivo procedure, which was pioneered by the Swiss technology company Anecova and carried out at the London Women&aposs Clinic, involved the eggs of the biological mother being placed inside a miniature capsule and inserted into her womb, where they were incubated.
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Dr. Christopher McKay, an astrobiologist at NASA Ames Research Center who is involved in planning for future Mars missions, has expressed interest in sending an incubated mustard seed plant to the moon to see how plants can be gestated in lunar gravity and radiation.
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While Leave campaigners argue that laws on women's rights would be tougher if incubated in the cosy Westminster bubble, "the UK courts did not interpret sex discrimination as including discrimination on grounds of pregnancy until the European Court of Justice made that clear," he added.
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The startup was incubated by Founders Factory before being "spun out," and in February announced it had raised £1 million in a funding round led by JamJar Investments (the venture capital fund run by the Innocent Drinks founders) and Zoopla founder and CEO Alex Chesterman.
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A term sheet reviewed by The Verge and given to at least two incubated startups within the company showed that ConsenSys is beginning to spin out its large portfolio of blockchain projects, often without the financial support they'd need to find outside funding and succeed.
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It was this conservative-controlled Republican Party that refused to grapple with the total failure of the Bush administration, and incubated and enabled the Tea Party as a vehicle to both erase Bush's profligate legacy and fanatically oppose everything the Obama-Biden administration proposed.
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Skymind, a Y Combinator-incubated AI platform that aims to make deep learning more accessible to enterprises, today announced that it has raised an $11.5 million Series A round led by TransLink Capital, with participation from ServiceNow, Sumitomo's Presidio Ventures, UpHonest Capital and GovTech Fund.
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Appcanary, a Y Combinator-incubated service that helps developers scan the third-party packages and libraries they use to write their code for potential security vulnerabilities, today announced that it will shut down its service on June 1 and that the team is joining GitHub.
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"In spring 2017, after visiting the Center for Entrepreneurship at the Greater Baltimore Urban League, I donated proceeds from my book to fund a @NatUrbanLeague Women's Initiative, incubated in Baltimore, to assist women in starting and growing successful businesses," the president's eldest daughter tweeted.
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"King Philip's Head" is probably too much of a cleverly extended sketch to have the afterlife of other examinations of American institutions that were incubated at Clubbed Thumb, including Heidi Schrek's Tony-nominated "What the Constitution Means to Me," a current hit on Broadway.
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After graduating from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, he worked as a journalist before finding himself pulled into the world of community-minded black entrepreneurs in his hometown — people who created jobs for formerly incarcerated citizens and incubated new businesses started by local residents.
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The idea was first incubated inside of Amazon five years ago with a question: "What can we do to improve on convenience?" according to Dilip Kumar, the Amazon Go technology chief who once served as CEO Jeff Bezos' technical adviser for nearly two years.
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I saw them on Gab, a Twitter-like social media platform catering to the so-called alt-right, the web-incubated white-nationalist movement that shot to prominence during the last election and made international headlines for its violent rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year.
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For Alphabet, Verve represents a potential path to revenue in one of its most important early-stage science projects incubated in X (formerly Google X), the research and development lab that was also home to Waymo's self-driving cars, Wing's delivery drones and the Chronicle cybersecurity project.
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Payleven, a mobile payments startup originally incubated in 2012 at Berlin's Rocket Internet, says it has raised a $10 million growth round from a selection of existing investors — Holtzbrinck Ventures, ru-Net, B Cinque, New Enterprise Associates (NEA) and MePay — as well as new backer Seventure Partners.
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The startup was incubated last year inside The Chernin Group, which is also funding the startup, as it became clear that Amazon was really onto something with the Echo and Alexa and that other tech giants were going to invest big in voice platforms as well.
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Enter Coterie, a nine-month-old, New York-based startup that was incubated with the help of the investment firm Female Founders Fund and that is assembling party kits that it's delivering to customers' doorsteps, for everything from birthday parties to baby showers to friendversary get-togethers.
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In its early days, the company mostly bet on Docker and its own container management tools for handling its users' containers, but, as the company announced today, it is now adding support for the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration tool and launching its fully managed Kubernetes offering.
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The Libra project, which was secretly incubated it inside the company for over a year before being unveiled in June, has faced a torrent of criticism from regulators and central bankers, who cautioned against the idea of a new, unregulated method of transferring money across borders.
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We did it once: Alexander Hamilton helped to finance and sponsor intellectual property theft from Great Britain's textile industries, supported domestic economic development of that and other industries in America, mixed with a level of protection until those firms had incubated and grown and could compete globally.
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Conceived by Chief Judge Robert Katzmann of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals and incubated by the Robin Hood Foundation, the corps is the country's first and only fellowship program dedicated wholly to expanding access to counsel by increasing the quantity and quality of the immigration bar.
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Toney is the founding managing partner of Plexo Capital, which was incubated and spun out from GV. Before Plexo, Toney was a partner with Comcast Ventures, where he led the Catalyst Fund, and then moved to GV where he focused on marketplace, mobile and consumer products.
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Nearly a week later, on November 28, that fire -- incubated by the area's worst drought in nearly a decade, and fueled by erratic 70 mph wind gusts -- had grown into at least 14 fires, and the flames had reached Gatlinburg, a popular resort town some 10 miles away.
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The 500 Startups-incubated company makes money by linking investors with real estate development projects, taking a 2.5% to 3% origination fee on the debt it raises for projects and on equity investments the company takes a cost reimbursement and makes a one-to-two percent management fee.
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Reserve was incubated at Expa, the "startup studio" created by StumbleUpon and Uber co-founder Garrett Camp, and the relationship continues, with Expa Capital leading the Series B. First Round, Human Ventures (a firm created by Reserve co-founder Joe Marchese) and others also participated in the new funding.
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The Pumpkin had taken on a larger meaning for Friedman both as a precursor to the counterinsurgency warfare everyone would get to know in Iraq and Afghanistan and as the kind of place that incubated the hardened and disillusioned Israelis of today, unwilling to entertain hopes for peace.
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Among the litany of calamities incubated by the Syrian civil war — the rise of the Islamic State, a refugee crisis that spans the world, a death toll of about 400,000 — the international community seems to consider the slow grind of life behind a blockade a second-order problem.
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For a long time, when I thought of the pop star Justin Bieber, if I thought of him at all, the person who came to mind was a teen-age boy, with side-swept bangs and oxford shirts and hoodies, seemingly incubated in a middle-class suburban mall.
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But one fact that seems essentially indisputable is that Peretz-era TNR was well-known as an incubator of journalistic talent, and the talent that was incubated there was essentially all white and very largely male — unapologetically so, as one of the magazine's main ideological heterodoxies was opposition to affirmative action.
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The whole thing almost sounded like a fantasy incubated deep in a Twitter thread, but Rees later told me that she was inspired to combine the cultural legacy of "The Wiz" with the grandeur of the "Star Wars" franchise to create a kid-friendly movie as canonical as her reference points.
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In November at the Shed, this Greek-born, Russian-incubated conductor and MusicAeterna — the orchestra and choir of estimable passion and cultlike devotion to Mr. Currentzis — brought both grace and literally spine-tingling ferocity to Verdi's Requiem, a work that even in good performances can have an audience checking its watches.
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Or maybe it was Clifford Antone's first iterations of Antone's—where Stevie Ray Vaughan and the Fabulous Thunderbirds rose from bar bands to classic rock staples—or still later, when places like Club Foot and Raul's incubated Texas punk via bands like the Dicks, the Big Boys, and Butthole Surfers.
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In 2016, Africa incubated the first national drone delivery program at scale through a partnership with American robotics startup Zipline and the government of Rwanda, which has been studied by the FAA for application in the U.S. And behind all this technological innovation is a new generation of African tech enthusiast and entrepreneurs.
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Cloud Foundry executive director Abby Kearns tells me that in her view, if any two companies were going to be able to pull off a project like this, then it was Pivotal (which incubated Cloud Foundry) and Google (which probably has more experience running container workloads than anybody else in the industry).
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Ando had raised $7 million in funding after being incubated at Expa (itself cofounded by one of Uber's founders, Garrett Camp), with investors including Box Group and Forerunner but also a bunch of names not normally associated with tech such as Jimmy Fallon and Aziz Ansari (perhaps fans and friends of Chang's?).
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He described the combination of OpenStack with the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration system as the "LAMP stack of the cloud" and attributed Kubernetes' popularity to the fact that Google was willing to relinquish control over it and allow an open ecosystem to grow around it that wasn't dominated by a single company.
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Today, the Global Fashion Group, which is made up of a number of regional e-commerce fashion commerce sites — operating under the names Zalora, Dafiti, The Iconic and La Moda — originally incubated in the Berlin outfit, announced that it is planning a public listing on the Frankfurt stock exchange later this year.
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WE HAD A PRIVATE MEETING LIKE SCOTT KEEPS TALKING ABOUT IN THE CASE OF ADP AND THEY WELCOMED THE INPUT FROM US AND WE PUT TWO DIRECTORS ON THE BOARD INCLUDING THE FORMER CFO, MATT PAUL, FROM McDONALDS, WHO WAS AT McDONALDS WHEN THEY INCUBATED CHIPOTLE SO -- ITS AN EMINENTLY FIXABLE COMPANY.
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Hair loss, as you might imagine, is just a starting point for the startup, which was incubated at a San Francisco-based startup studio called Atomic, and just closed on $7 million in Series A funding from Thrive Capital, Harry's (the shave kit company), Forerunner Ventures, SV Angel, Amity Supply and M.C. Ventures.
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Companies Merantix has incubated include Vara, an AI software for cancer screening that has obtained regulatory approval for a European-wide roll-out in 2019, and SiaSearch, a search engine for petabyte-scale ADAS and automated driving data that automatically indexes and structures raw sensor data and is working with Volkswagen, among others.
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The Cloud Foundry Foundation calls this "the world's largest cloud-native developer certification initiative," and while we obviously still have to wait and see how successful this initiative will be, it already has the backing of the likes of Dell EMC, IBM, SAP and Pivotal (the commercial venture that incubated the Cloud Foundry project).
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This latest funding round was led by Index, with existing investors Accel and Y Combinator (where Scale was incubated), also participated in this Series B, along with some notable, new individual investors such as Dropbox CEO Drew Houston and Justin Kan (two YC alums themselves who have been regular investors in other YC companies).
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Details, per sources: Merger: This is technically for YC's second Continuity fund, the first of which was a $700 million vehicle designed to invest in later-stage rounds of companies incubated by YC. But YC has decided to merge its existing early-stage investment program with its later-stage fund, so the $1 billion would go toward both.
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But I do think that their enduring and growing power casts a shadow over the Silicon Valley legend that there are lots of great new consumer tech innovations being incubated right now in garages or dorm rooms somewhere that will be taken all the way to becoming great companies, the way each of the Gang of Five was.
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We're most excited about native mobile AR startups, rather than folks pivoting existing apps into mobile AR." Tim Haley, Redpoint Ventures Redpoint Ventures Founder/Managing Director Tim Haley incubated Jaunt out of their Sand Hill Road offices, and sees AR/VR as "a continuum of media types to augment our world with rich media across most sectors.
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Alibaba acquired Youku Tudou in a 2015 deal that valued the YouTube-like service at $4.6 billion, while rival Tencent has its own "Tencent Video" service and Baidu — the third part of China's traditional tech power trio — incubated video service iQiyi before taking it public in a U.S. IPO that raised $1.5 billion earlier this year.
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But it is not going to happen in Washington, D.C., (per usual), it must happen out in the country — where a "middle coalition" can be formed, incubated, emerge, and injected back into D.C. The problem, of course, is that those who are "in the middle" seemingly do not have a homogenous world view and political ideology.
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Outside of blockchain, there are a number of examples within Comcast Ventures that also show advantages of leveraging resources at a corporate venture capital firm: EdgeConneX successfully pivoted its business model with the help of Comcast; Brightside was incubated and spun out, securing Comcast as its first customer; Zola developed partnership opportunities with NBCU; Comcast became one of DocuSign's largest customers; and Icontrol was acquired by Comcast.
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It felt like a good time to reconnect with Sacks, the former COO of PayPal and CEO of Yammer, and get his first on-the-record comments on that fund (including its name), as well as a new start-up he's incubated since last year and which is formally announcing its Series A financing Tuesday (called Harbor), and his continued interest in the cryptoasset space.
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