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2016 was supposed to be the year the tech bubble finally burst. Much like the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s — an industry implosion marked by high-profile flops such as online grocery delivery startup Webvan and pet supplies retailer Pets.com — skeptics pointed to less VC funding in 2016, stratospheric valuations including Uber's $69 billion , the sales of once-pricey companies such as One King's Lane , and sky-high rental and real estate prices . And contrary to tech insiders who largely remain bullish on the industry, some even saw smaller signs of a bubble in the hours-long bumper-to-bumper traffic on the US-101, a highway that meanders its way down the peninsula to tech-laden cities such as Menlo Park, San Jose and Mountain View. But after more than six years in Silicon Valley collectively, I'm convinced there isn't one big bubble these days, but rather a series of smaller "bubbles" within tech that balloon and swell until they burst, tak

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Why AI could be #SiliconValley's latest 'micro bubble' - Yahoo Finance

2016 was supposed to be the year the tech bubble finally burst. Much like the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s — an industry implosion marked by high-profile flops such as online grocery delivery startup Webvan and pet supplies retailer Pets.com — skeptics pointed to less VC funding in 2016, stratospheric valuations including Uber's $69 billion , the sales of once-pricey companies such as One King's Lane , and sky-high rental and real estate prices . And contrary to tech insiders who largely remain bullish on the industry, some even saw smaller signs of a bubble in the hours-long bumper-to-bumper traffic on the US-101, a highway that meanders its way down the peninsula to tech-laden cities such as Menlo Park, San Jose and Mountain View. But after more than six years in Silicon Valley collectively, I'm convinced there isn't one big bubble these days, but rather a series of smaller "bubbles" within tech that balloon and swell until they burst, tak

Boulder software firm attracts $6.7 million from Silicon Valley investors - The Denver Post

Software developed in Boulder that lets users analyze data without knowing a lick of code has attracted funding from Silicon Valley venture capitalists. SlamData, which launched its open-source product in 2014, said Wednesday that it raised $6.7 million in a Series A round led by Shasta Ventures, a Menlo Park firm noted for being an early investor in connected-thermostat Nest Labs . Its investment in SlamData is the firm's first in Colorado in more than 10 years. "SlamData is an enterprise game changer. They are the first company that lets you write once to any kind of data source — transforming how today's businesses can quickly explore, analyze and derive value from their ever-increasing data sources," Nitin Chopra, principal at Shasta Ventures, said in a statement. The software offers one program for users to explore and analyze unstructured data sources from NoSQL, Hadoop and cloud APIs. Previously, programmers had to build their own software to analyze

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Philadelphia's Institute of Hip Hop Entrepreneurship , founded by Tayyib Smith and Meegan Denenberg of Little Giant Creative , "uses the ethos of Hip-Hop to connect nontraditional, ambitious young entrepreneurs with the resources, knowledge, and contacts needed to take their ideas from concept to reality." The 9-month program funded by the Knight Cities grant and inspired by hip-hop's creative economy leverages the capital of the cultural zeitgeist during weekend sessions that groom students to build and ultimately pitch their ventures to investors. These entrepreneurs are the rising standard bearers working outside the spotlight, where they create solutions for social justice, civic engagement and product development with the potential to carry them beyond their respective cities and expectations. The byproduct of the founders' combined experience in marketing and entertainment, the institute itself is similarly capable of impacting lives and changing ho