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AWS and Amazon MGM plan generative-AI film fund and production platform

Amazon Web Services is working with Amazon MGM Studios on a generative-AI film fund and an AI production platform for participating up-and-coming filmmakers, according to Bloomberg. AWS executive Samira Bakhtiar discussed the initiative as part of an effort to reach more Gen Z viewers through mobile entertainment.
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Scanntech raises $180M Series F for retail intelligence business

Scanntech raised $180M in Series F financing led by L Catterton and Partners Group, FinSMEs reported. The Montevideo, Uruguay-based company develops market intelligence tools using point-of-sale data and provides a platform for re...

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