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Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, has announced that the company plans to invest more than $7 billion in offices and data centers across the US this year. In the process, it will create at least 10,000 new full-time Google jobs in the US in communities that are new to Google, while also expanding in others across 19 states.
One of the ironies of the smartphone revolution has been how little the companies that built the 4G networks underpinning it benefited. While having to invest heavily in stronger signals, mobile operators have struggled to charge customers for downloading more data. Despite a recent bounce, stocks such as Verizon Communications in the U.S. and ...
Join us for our first webinar, An Introduction to CREtech Climate: Exploring the Case for Decarbonizing the Built World and Promoting ESG Initiatives. We will explore our collective mission to decarbonize the Built World by ...
As innovation has become paramount, digital technologies delivered by Proptech startups have been helping real estate companies to speed up processes and decrease complexity for themselves and their customers since the dot.com boom. Over the past year, with Covid-19 affecting operations and leading to offices closing, organisations in the space have needed to evolve further, and implement more fle...
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Fifth Wall partnered with the Urban Land Institute and CREtech / CREtech Climate to laun...
In Part 3 of The Value of Innovation with Will O’Donnell, Will shares advice for early-stage tech companies and what excites him most about the future of the real estate tech sector.
A D.C.-based startup that turns underutilized restaurant and hotel space into flexible workspaces has raised its seed funding round. WorkChew announced Wednesday it raised $2.5M in a funding round to help it expand across the country.
This ridiculous prediction is premised on a brilliant analogy: The fax machine made it easier for people to share more written stuff, but it turned out people just didn't have anything interesting to share. Why wouldn't the Internet uncover a similar dearth of content?
Lumber, one of the biggest costs in home-building after land and labor, has never been more expensive and is more than twice the typical price for this time of year. Crude oil, a starting point for paint, drain pipe...
