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  • Roku, Etsy among companies impacted by Silicon Valley Bank collapse / #

    SVB served a range of roles across the industry; it not only took startups' cash but also offered them venture debt and other loans while providing banking and lending money to venture capital firms. Roku, for example, said that SVB held 26% of its cash and cash equivalents — around $487 million — as of Friday

  • Here's a first look at Bluesky from Twitter's co-founder / #

    The new social network Bluesky, backed in part by Jack Dorsey, debuted on the App Store several weeks ago as a “private beta.” Although new members need an invitation to join Bluesky, there are already a few thousand people there. A "room tour".

  • Discord Joins the AI Stampede / #

    Another company is jumping on the artificial intelligence bandwagon: Discord, which is infusing AI into several platform features, including its mascot bot, Clyde. Clyde shall become a talkative chatbot that can answer user questions and hold extended conversations in real-time.

  • Grammarly is adding ChatGPT-like AI / #

    Grammarly announces GrammarlyGO, a generative AI tool that can write and rewrite content in a user's style, available to all users in beta in April 2023.

  • Twitter insiders: We can't protect users from trolling under Musk / #

    Twitter insiders have told the BBC that the company is no longer able to protect users from trolling, state-co-ordinated disinformation and child sexual exploitation, following lay-offs and changes under owner Elon Musk.
    "When you look at it from the outside the façade looks fine, but I can see that nothing is working. All the plumbing is broken, all the faucets, everything."

  • TikTok Will Outsource Data Centers in Europe Following Privacy Concerns / #

    TikTok wants to conter growing security concerns from European states and institutions with a new data protection concept named "Project Clover".
    By 2024, the video platform plans to store all data of European users in new data centres located in Ireland and Norway. Both centers should be operated by third parties.
    In the US, the company drives a similar strategy under "Project Texas".

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