Monthly Archives: October, 2022

SpaceX and NASA have signed a new agreement to study the feasibility of sending a commercial crew on a SpaceX Dragon to propel the Hubble Space Telescope into orbit. If completed, the mission could extend the telescope's operational lifetime by up to 20 years.

Google Collaboratory (Colab for short), Google's service designed to let anyone write and run arbitrary Python code through a web browser, is introducing a pay-as-you-go plan. In its first price change since Google launched Colab premium plans in 2020, Colab will now give users the option to purchase additional computing time on Colab with or without a subscription.

Salesforce is the most successful SaaS company in the world. AWS is the biggest infrastructure player and the two giants have teamed up over the years whenever it makes sense. 

Twitch plans to standardize its revenue-sharing agreement with streamers, reshaping the earnings landscape for top creators who have historically been able to pocket more of the money they make through paid subscriptions on the platform.

Micromobility company Bird is pushing its chairman, Shane Torchiana, to CEO status in a "long-planned" reorganization that sees founding CEO Travis VanderZanden further stripped of power.

After an appeals court struck down key parts of a state law designed to prevent social media companies from freely making content moderation decisions, Florida wants the Supreme Court to weigh in.

French startup Bump has signed a multi-year financing alliance with DIF Capital Partners to roll out more charging stations for electric vehicles and double growth overall.

Keeping up with cryptocurrency tax compliance can be tricky, especially since many laws are new (or haven't been written yet). That's why Binocs was founded.