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Six experts resign from internet counterterrorism forum's advisory board

Six independent experts have resigned from the advisory board of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, Wired reported, citing sources. Their departures come as Meta and other technology companies push for structural changes at the forum. The changes are described as being sought, rather than adopted.
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Protego Ventures closes $125 million Israeli defense tech fund

Protego Ventures has closed its first fund with $125 million in capital commitments, TechCrunch reported. The Israeli firm plans to invest $5 million to $50 million per company in defense and security technology. Ares Management c...

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Rayon raises €10 million for interior design software

Paris-based Rayon has raised €10 million in a Series A round led by Partech, The Next Web reported. Northzone, Foundamental and Seedcamp also participated. Rayon said it will spend the funding on a 3D mode, more AI features for it...

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Atomic raises $12.5 million to expand supply-chain planning software

Atomic has secured a $12.5 million Series A round led by Klass Capital and Madrona Venture Group, bringing the Boston startup's total funding to just north of $15 million. Its software simulates inventory scenarios and recommends ...

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Marble raises €6.5 million for fraud and compliance software

Paris-based Marble raised €6.5 million in a Series A round led by Smartfin, bringing its total funding to €9 million. The company develops open-source software that banks, fintechs and payment providers use to detect fraud and mee...

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Study finds all 21 tested cars contacted outside domains

Every vehicle in a 21-car study transmitted data to at least one outside domain over Wi-Fi, researchers from Northeastern University and Consumer Reports found. More than half contacted advertising, tracking or analytics domains. ...

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