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November 02, 2020
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Owning the Energy Transition
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Further Reading
Samsung's recent follow-up investment in DigiLens likely indicates unclear AR roadmap
News Commentary | April 24, 2020
Samsung recently invested in DigiLens in a syndicated Series C, bringing to the waveguide maker's total investment to more than $80 million. Allegedly, the giant electronics manufacturer just lent DigiLens even more money via convertible bonds. DigiLens, while expanding, is unlikely to become ... Not part of subscription
Magic Leap CEO to step down
News Commentary | May 29, 2020
The company's CEO, Rony Abovitz, will be leaving his position but remain on the board. This news follows naturally from a number of setbacks that the company has experienced, from pawning its IP to filing for bankruptcy and laying off 1,000 of its workers. We have long predicted the demise of Magic ... Not part of subscription
Rimac and Bugatti announce JV to manufacture electric supercars
News Commentary | July 12, 2021
After announcing its two hypercars, the Concept_One and the Concept_Two, known as Nevera, Croatian electric supercar startup Rimac Group has announced that it will form a new partnership with Bugatti. The deal makes Rimac Group the major shareholder with 55%, and the new venture will be known as ... Not part of subscription
by Runeel Daliah
The pledge was made by President Moon Jae-in – details are still undisclosed, but the country still relies on coal for about 40% of its electricity use, so decarbonizing electricity generation will be its priority. With this pledge, South Korea joins the likes of the EU, China, and Japan, which recently made similar commitments.
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