In the last week, a total of 16 start-ups received a total of $306 million trillion in funding around the valley within 300 miles of its perimeter. In addition, 11 mergers and acquisitions have taken place.
For specific details, let's look at some of the developments in Silicon Valley last week.
Big company dynamics, noteworthy events are: Google head of the brain said the future will focus on how the machine learning; Uber and NASA will work together to build a flight rental service network, Uber is expected to be listed in 2019;
What is noteworthy is whether Facebook, Twitter and Google are still American companies after globalisation, whether Silicon Valley became Hollywood in the 21st century; The tech five giants have grown by a trillion trillion dollars, but it doesn't matter if Trump becomes president; Revealing the investment logic of the 100 billion Vision Fund, Let's see how the son spend money. A week of Silicon Valley financing speed report
One-week financing in Silicon Valley: 16 companies have been financing large companies in total over 306 million dollars
Google
Google head of brain Jeff Dean: The future will focus on how the machine learning, optimistic about the medical field
Referring to Google's brain, it will be mentioned that the "brain" behind it--jeff Dean, as the head of Google's brain, he is still carrying out a series of pioneering research work. In recent days, Jeff Dean has been interviewed by Gigaom about the work and the direction of the future, as well as his personal insights into general artificial intelligence, machine learning and artificial intelligence applications.
Uber
Uber and NASA will work together to create a flight rental service network, playing "flying" in the foreseeable
Uber a step closer to the dream of flying cars. In Wednesday, Uber signed a cooperation agreement with NASA, which plans to work together to create a vertically-rising car transport network.
Uber IPO endorsed by Board of directors, expected to be listed in 2019
Uber chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi said recently that Uber the entire board had enough votes to support the IPO. The company plans to go public in 2019, and the decision was endorsed by the Board of directors and former CEO Travis Kalanick. Kalanick has previously expressed the hope that Uber as late as possible listing. Phenomenon
Will Facebook, Twitter, and Google, after globalisation, still be American companies?
Many U.S. senators have realised that the transfer of power has been staged among governments and technology giants across the globe. One thing we can foresee, however, is that American lawmakers may eventually seek greater change by enacting new laws.
Technology to build a culture, Silicon Valley became the 21st century Hollywood.
Forget about Hollywood's dream-making saga. If you want to get rich quickly--from hard technology to software, from catering to fashion, San Francisco is the best way to turn it on. But handing the power of the world to the tech elites from Silicon Valley will open Pandora's box and bring unexpected results to everyone.
The tech giants have risen by a trillion dollars in market capitalisation, but it doesn't matter if Trump is president.
A year after Donald Trump was elected president, the U.S. stock market hit a record high, foreign media reported Trump. Although Trump often attributed the rise of the stock market to his assumption of office, the technology industry could not agree.
Uncover the 100 billion vision Fund's investment logic and see how son spend
Since son, Japan's richest man, has dominated a 100 billion-dollar investment fund Vision Fund (Vision Fund), every move has been the focus of technology ventures. What is the investment logic behind the Vision fund? Son how to participate in them. and how it works.