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Raven | March 28, 2022

Raven Industries announced that it is expanding its facilities to support the organization's rapid growth as it develops cutting-edge customer solutions and accelerates the advancement of its industry-leading agriculture technology. Raven recently opened a new engineering center in Scottsdale, Ariz., as part of this expansion. The Phoenix metropolitan area is a national hub for high-performance businesses and individuals. Raven benefits from strong ties to Arizona State Univer...

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Altair | September 14, 2022

Altair ( Nasdaq: ALTR), a global leader in computational science and artificial intelligence (AI), signed a definitive agreement to acquire RapidMiner, a leader in advanced data analytics and machine learning (ML) software. RapidMiner's low-code platform is used by more than one million people of all skill levels to develop production-scale data pipelines and ML models, putting advanced data analytics into the hands of those who know the domain problems best. It provides hundr...

Omaha.com | January 28, 2020

Traffic signals that adapt when the roadways they monitor are more congested - or are about to become more congested - to move motorists more efficiently, with fewer red lights. And this: Vehicles with the ability to sync their travel speeds and the distances between each other to make them less likely to crash or cause delays. And even this: Vehicles that can sense when a pedestrian is about to step into traffic - and adjust accordingly - to potentially save a life. Such advances might come soo...

PBC Today | April 28, 2020

Ryan Dempsey, founder and chief executive of The Compliance Workbook, shares his entrepreneurial mindset journey. When I was sat at home, looking at hundreds of compliance documents which would eventually require my signature to confirm the correctness, I couldn’t help but think there has to be a better solution. I mean, we recently shot a satellite from Earth which travelled for years to land on a comet travelling at thousands of miles an hour. Yet here I was looking at sim...