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Is there a wearable that tracks all of the predictions on wearables? (Asking for a friend.)
The deal brings the total invested in Hadoop companies this year to north of $1 billion.
A quick look at the news that dominated Re/code this week.
The digital currency startup got a lot of real dollars for making it easier to use digital currency.
Tech giants are rushing out digital health platforms, but there’s a lot more work to do on fitness trackers.
A “smart shirt” is both a wearable computer and a wearable. Discuss.
Google Ventures is on the hunt for companies using computer science to improve health.
This tornado could have implications for the Silicon Valley Internet giant’s mobile push.
Footing the bill for some of its customers’ data use could make a lot of sense for Amazon.
There is no reason why, with technology, that we can’t turn health care into a merit-based market.
Information that may offer medical insights has been locked away in the filing cabinets of doctors’ offices.
You, the ones who invent products, write the code and start new businesses, you are the most optimistic people I know.
It’s not just some largely invisible boring piece of infrastructure.
Closing the loop two months after a massive funding round.
Better to just leave the talent alone, says CEO Reed Hastings.