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| Forerunner Ventures is a [[San Francisco]]-based American [[venture capital]] firm. Founded in 2012, Forerunner focuses on early-stage consumer investing. The firm was founded by [[Kirsten Green]], a venture capitalist.
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| Clever is an American [[educational technology]] company. It was founded in 2012 by [[Tyler Bosmeny]], [[Dan Carroll (entrepreneur)|Dan Carroll]], and Rafael Garcia. It was acquired by [[Kahoot!]] in 2021.
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| EfficientNet is a family of [[Convolutional neural network|convolutional neural networks]] (CNNs) for [[computer vision]] published by researchers at [[Google AI]] in 2019. Its key innovation is compound scaling, which uniformly scales all dimensions of depth, width, and resolution using a single parameter.
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| John MacFarlane is an American entrepreneur and executive. In 2002, he co-founded and became the CEO of [[Sonos]]. He served as its CEO and board member until stepping down in 2017.
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| Rat Rig is a Portuguese manufacturer of modular [[3D printer]]s and [[CNC machine]]s based on [[T-slot structural framing|structural aluminum profiles]]. They are known for their V-Core series of 3D printers, which are [[CoreXY]] printers with [[open source]] and [[open hardware]]. Along with [[Voron Design|Voron]] and [[VzBot]], Rat Rig has been one of the pioneers in the commercialization of 3D printers with CoreXY [[kinematics]], a printer type that has since been adopted by major commercial players such as [[Prusa Research|Prusa]], [[Creality]], [[Bambu Lab]], and others.
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| Wireless data refers to [[transmitting]] information—[[voice]], [[video]], [[Sensor|sensors]], [[Application software|apps]]—without physical [[Telecommunications cable|cables]], using [[electromagnetic waves]] like [[radio]], [[microwave]], or [[infrared]] waves.
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| Rythm (pronounced as "rhythm") is a music streaming service created by Yoav Zimet, used to play music in [[Discord server]]s.
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| The Wuxi IoT Innovation Park ({{lang-zh|中国物联网国际创新园}}), or Wuxi China IoT International Innovation Park, Micro-Nano Park ({{lang-zh|微纳园}}), created in 2009, functions as the principal platform for Wuxi's recognition as China's sole National Innovation Demonstration Zone for the [[Internet of things|Internet of Things]] (IoT).
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| Soundbrenner is a multinational music technology company based in [[Hong Kong]] and [[Germany]], that develops [[Wearable technology|wearable devices]] and [[application softwares]] designed to assist musicians with practice and performance. Its products having global availability of features including [[Metronome|vibrating metronome]], [[Music tracker|practice tracking]], [[musical tuning]], [[Sound level meter|sound level monitoring]] and [[Decibel|dB meter measurements]].
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| SPHINCS<sup>+</sup>, also known officially as SLH-DSA, is a [[post-quantum]] [[signature scheme]] selected by the [[NIST]] for the FIPS 205 standard of the [[NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization|post-quantum standardisation]] process.
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| Lower Internet is an informal term for the Russian-language ([[Runet]]) segment of the Internet, whose content differs significantly from standard online content and often contradicts generally accepted norms of behavior. Representatives of the lower Internet are usually [[Immorality|immoral]] individuals, mentally ill people, former prisoners, and people with alcohol or drug addictions.
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| The PowerBop is a computer model manufactured by [[Apple Inc.|Apple]] in 1993.
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| ''The Impermanence Agent'' (1998 - 2002) was an [[electronic literature]] piece that provided a web agent that used each user's browsers to present a story based on that browsing. [[Noah Wardrip-Fruin|Noah Wardrip Fruin]], Brion Moss, a.c. chapman, and Duane Whitehurst created this work in 1998.
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| L4S (for ''Low Latency, Low Loss and Scalable Throughput'') is an [[IETF]] [[network protocol]] and [[congestion control]] technology designed to lower [[network latency]] by reducing [[bufferbloat]] throughout the Internet.
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| InsideHook is an American lifestyle, news, culture and entertainment website.
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| CodeSandbox is a cloud-based [[online integrated development environment]] (IDE) focused on web application development. It supports popular web technologies such as [[JavaScript]], [[TypeScript]], [[React (JavaScript library)|React]], [[Vue.js]], and [[Node.js]]. CodeSandbox allows users to create, edit, and deploy web applications directly from the browser with zero setup.
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| Dazi culture ({{langx|zh|搭子文化}}) is a social phenomenon that gained popularity in China during the 2020s. ''Dazi'' refers to social partners formed based on specific scenarios or short-term needs with low expectation. People match with dazi partners according to specific needs, such as dining dazi, drinking dazi, travel dazi, study dazi, fitness dazi, exhibition-visiting dazi, and fan meetup dazi, by utilizing the internet.
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| This is a list of the top supercomputers in the [[United States]].
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| ''I Agree'' is an [[installation art]]work created in 2018 by [[Israel]]i artist Dima Yarovinsky. The work consists of lengthy [[contract|terms of service]] documents from major technology companies, each printed in their brand colors and hung on walls as multi-meter-long scrolls.
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| JDoodle is a cloud-based [[online integrated development environment]] and [[compiler]] platform that supports execution of source code in 70+ programming languages including [[Java (programming language)|Java]], [[Python (programming language)|Python]], [[Compatibility of C and C++|C/C++]], [[PHP]], [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]], [[Perl]], [[HTML]], and more. It provides zero‑setup code for compilation, execution, and sharing via a [[web browser]] interface.
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| VisiPics is a [[closed-source]] Windows software designed to identify and manage duplicate or visually similar images on a user's hard drive. Developed by Guillaume Fouet (aka Ozone), it is a [[freeware]] tool that has been widely used for organizing large image collections by detecting duplicates, including images with different resolutions, formats, or minor edits.
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| Confidence Staveley is a [[Nigerian]] [[cybersecurity]] & [[Information technology]] expert She is also the founder and [[Executive director]] of Cybersafe foundation; a non-profit that promote cyber security awareness and education within most vulnerable communities in Africa.
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| CleanChoice Energy is an American company which owns and operates solar power facilities. It was founded in 2012.
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| The Alliance for OpenUSD (AOUSD) is an open, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the standardization, development, evolution, and growth of [[Universal Scene Description]] (OpenUSD) technology. Founded on August 1, 2023, by [[Pixar]], [[Adobe Inc.|Adobe]], [[Apple Inc.|Apple]], [[Autodesk]], and [[Nvidia|NVIDIA]], the alliance operates under the [[Linux Foundation|Joint Development Foundation]] (JDF), an affiliate of the [[Linux Foundation]].
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| Google Colaboratory, or Google Colab for short, is a free, cloud-based [[Jupyter Notebook]] environment provided by [[Google]]. It allows users to write and execute [[Python (programming language)|Python]] code through the browser, especially suited for [[machine learning]], [[data analysis]], and [[Computing education|education]].▼
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| Anysphere, Inc. is an American artificial-intelligence software company best known for developing [[Cursor (code editor)|Cursor]], an “AI-native” integrated development environment (IDE) that writes, edits and debugs code with large-language models. Founded in 2022 by four Massachusetts Institute of Technology classmates, the San Francisco–based startup became one of the fastest-growing software companies in history, surpassing US$500 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) three years after l ...
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| Xavier Uncle is a popular [[Twitter]] account known for posting [[humorous]] tweets.
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| "I Feel Fantastic" is a [[Surrealist cinema|surrealist]] [[music video]] and [[viral video]] created by John Bergeron in 2004. The video features an [[Animatronics|animatronic]] named Tara the Android, an attempt at "the world's first pop star android" according to Bergeron. ''I Feel Fantastic'' or "''Please''," is one of five videos by Bergeron with the other videos being on his [[website]] and available on [[DVD-Video|DVD]].
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| Internet restrictions in Russia began in May 2025 and have become a regular occurrence. In June 2025, there were 655 internet shutdowns recorded in the country, and by July, this figure had risen to 2,099, exceeding the number of shutdowns worldwide for the entire year.
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| WikiTok is a [[web application]] that presents random [[Wikipedia]] articles in an infinite scrolling format similar to [[TikTok]]. Created by New York-based civil and software engineer Isaac Gemal in February 2025, the application aims to provide an "anti-algorithmic" alternative to traditional social media platforms while combating [[doomscrolling]].
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| These are lists of open-source artificial intelligence software packages related to [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] projects released under [[open-source license]]s. These include [[List of open-source code libraries|software libraries]], [[ Software framework|frameworks]], [[software platforms|platforms]], and [[software tools|tools]] used for [[machine learning]], [[deep learning]], [[natural language processing]], [[computer vision]], [[reinforcement learning]], [[artificial general intelligence]], and more.
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| Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL) is an American [[artificial intelligence]] division of [[Meta Platforms]], headquartered in [[Menlo Park, California]]. The division focuses on research and development in the field of [[artificial superintelligence]].
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| Competition in artificial intelligence refers to the rivalry among companies, [[Research institute|research institutions]], and governments to develop and deploy the most capable [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) systems. The competition spans multiple domains, including [[Large language model|large language models]] (LLMs), [[Autonomous car|autonomous vehicles]], [[robotics]], [[Computer vision|computer vision systems]], [[Natural language processing|natural language processing]] (NLP), and [[AI accelerator|AI-optimized hardware]].
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| Astra Logical is a [[video game publisher]], based in [[Torrance, California]], that specializes in [[Indie game|indie]] [[Puzzle video game|puzzle]] and [[Strategy video game|strategy games]].
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| Developer Experience (DX or DevEx) refers to the overall experience of developers in their working environment, including the tools, processes, and culture that they interact with daily. It examines how people, practices, and technology affect a developer's ability to work efficiently and happily.▼
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| The American [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) organization [[OpenAI]] has released a variety of products and applications since its founding in 2015.
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| Sarah Armstrong-Smith is a British [[Chief information security officer]] who serves as Chief Security Advisor for [[Europe]], the [[Middle East]] and [[Africa]] ([[Europe, the Middle East and Africa|EMEA]]) at [[Microsoft]]. She is a Fellow of the [[British Computer Society]] and a published author.
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| [[Computational writing]] <small>(Digital-first writing that integrates multimedia and computational workflows)</small>▼
| Computational writing or computational publishing is a [[digital first|digital-first]] approach to [[writing]] that integrates text with [[multimedia]] such as [[image]]s, [[video]], [[audio]], [[chart]]s, [[data visualization|interactive graphics]], [[3D models]], [[Computer cartography|maps]], [[source code]], and [[Table (information)|tables]]. It emphasizes software-based authoring and publishing workflows that make multimedia documents easier to create, [[Version control|version]], and share online.▼
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| [[Colorist Society International]] <small>(International professional association for motion picture and television colorists)</small>▼
| The Colorist Society International (CSI; often styled Colorist Society) is a professional association for motion picture and television [[Color grading|colorists]]. Founded in 2016, the society advocates for the creative and technical contributions of colorists in film, television, and streaming, and provides education, community chapters, and professional standards for the craft.▼
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| The Oppo Find X8 is a series of [[Android (operating system)|Android]]-based [[smartphone]]s manufactured by [[Oppo]] as part of its flagship Find X series. Unveiled as successors to the [[Oppo Find X7|Oppo Find X7 series]], the Find X8 and Find X8 Pro were launched on October 30, 2024, and released on November 21, 2024.
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| [[Tulip Interfaces]] <small>(American industrial software company)</small>
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