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JumpCloud, a Denver-based company that helps securely connect users with their networks, files and other systems, has landed a $75 million Series E funding round. The new round, led by BlackRock with participation from existing investor
CBRE Acquisition Holdings, a blank check company formed by commercial real estate giant CBRE targeting growth companies, filed on Monday with the SEC to raise up to $400 million in an initial public offering.
The pandemic is uncovering gaps and weaknesses in supply chains that require organizations to digitally transform themselves quickly starting with sustainability. Predicted to be a breakout year for Artificial Intelligence, 2020 quickly turned into a race for how quickly every organization could digitally transform themselves to survive, starting with supply chains.
Montreal-based proptech and artificial intelligence (AI) startup Local Logic has secured $8 million CAD in Series A financing. This latest round brings the company’s total funding to date to $10 million CAD. The round was led by Toronto-based GroundBreak Ventures.
Elon Musk made a lot of promises during Tesla’s Battery Day last September. Soon, he said, the company would have a car that runs on batteries with pure silicon anod...
To better understand office occupancy habits since the lockdowns, Kastle Systems has been studying keycard, fob and KastlePresence app access data from 3,600 buildings and 41,000 businesses across 47 states.
At the height of the coronavirus outbreak this spring, when lockdown was at its tightest, average footfall in the UK’s flexible office spaces fell to just 18% of 2019 levels. ...
Property teams serve on the frontline of both tenant relations & services and building operations & maintenance, while also bearing responsibility for reporting and taking action on ESG. Join Bractlet for a discussion with industry experts on what it takes to get the job done on ESG amidst the other obligations associated with their role.
A robot army is doing training drills in a narrow warehouse by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Behind loading-dock doors covered in graffiti, the chunky metal machines navigate a 23-foot-tall structure stacked with blue plastic bins, sliding up, down and across metal racks as they select bins and move them to the warehouse floor.