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The top tech startups of 2021 reflect a keen attention to the enterprise data stack, highlighting a clear trend for 2022 and beyond.

At a time when data-driven companies outperform their peers, strong data leadership makes the difference between success and failure.

OpenAI has developed an AI model that can summarize lengthy books, using a combination of task decomposition and reinforcement learning.

StreamElements announced that it raised $100 million in its latest investment round.

Mari "AtomicMari" Takahashi, a popular gaming personality, has made an investment into esports organization Spacestation Gaming.

Cariloop's mission is to help relieve the stress and anxiety felt by more than 50 million caregivers in the United States.

Ken and Mission Edge's mission is to help the $470 billion donor-reliant nonprofit world become more sustainable with best-in-class for-profit business models and tools.

Mobile games will grow 4.4% in 2021 to $90.7 billion, according to the latest report from market researcher Newzoo.

Mindfulness teaches each individual about themselves, their deepest desires, and their intentions. Learn how to harness this intention and channel it into your business.

1Password has hired its first CTO as the password management platform looks to double-down on its enterprise growth.

Sternum, an internet of things (IoT) security startup, has raised $27 million in venture funding as part of a series B raise.

Misfits Gaming Group has raised $35 million in funding from Scripps as it focuses on esports media revenues.

Panorays, a cyber risk management platform provider, has raised $42 million in venture capital to remediate third-party risk.

As a site administrator, not only do you want to lay down some rules, you also want to set some priorities.

There's a fine balance to be struck between having enough inventory to keep customers happy and keeping your resources from becoming bloated. If you're still using inventory management techniques that worked just great t...

Turtl, a content automation startup based in London, has raised $17 million in a series A round -- its first institutional raise.

Fortnite is not returning to iPhone any time soon, according to a statement that Apple sent to Epic. It turns out Apple doesn't like Epic.