San Francisco-Based Fintech Startup Tally Shuts Down Amid Funding Drought
Tally, a San Francisco fintech startup aiming to help with credit card debt, has shut down after failing to secure necessary funding, despite previously raising $80 million in Series D.
Welcome Jim Connolly, Dublin Announces New Director of Information Technology Poised to Enhance City's Digital Innovation
Jim Connolly has been named the new Director of Information Technology for the City of Dublin, previously serving in the same role for the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets.
Cambridge Science Festival to Spark Curiosity with Over 200 Free Events in September 2024
The Cambridge Science Festival is set to return in September 2024 with a diverse range of over 200 events, emphasizing human interaction and innovation, under the new direction of Michael John Gorman.
U.S. Attorney's Office in Ohio Targets European Cybercriminal "Brain" Suspected of Operating Radar Ransomware
The U.S. Justice Department targets "Brain," the alleged creator of Radar ransomware, seizing websites used by the group in an international effort involving the FBI and European authorities.
Waymo Initiates Driverless Car Freeway Testing in San Francisco, Sets Eyes on Airport Pickups and Dropoffs
Waymo has begun testing its driverless cars on San Francisco freeways, potentially leading to a broader commercial rollout of autonomous vehicle services.
Memphis Community Voices Concerns Over xAI Supercomputer's Impact on Utilities and Resources
Residents express concerns over the increased power and freshwater demands due to xAI supercomputer in Memphis. Officials discussed infrastructure and environmental impacts at a community meeting.












