The average size of a climate tech deal almost quadrupled to $96 million in the first half of 2021, up from $27 million one year prior, PwC said. It added that the number of active climate tech ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. 2021 had big challenges, but bigger revenues 2021 had big challenges, but bigger revenues 2021 is in the rearview ...

We are just weeks away from closing out the year and if 2021 has taught us anything, it's that obstacles and challenges exist for us to overcome. In a year plagued by chip shortages and supply chain ...

Big Tech headed into 2021 with more than nine months of pandemic experience, but were still surprised by the extent of supply-chain disruptions, labor shortages and rising prices.

The biggest technology breakthrough of 2021 was the deployment of medicines, not machines. The COVID-19 vaccines saved countless lives and began our nation’s slow and halting return to normalcy (let’s ...

Another year has passed, and technology and digital remain on the ascent, as companies focus on each as sources of new revenue streams and resilience. The innovations were represented well in a ...

Technology has come a long way in 2021. There are widespread mRNA vaccines! An asteroid-deflecting space mission! A very powerful laptop with a very controversial notch! But it’s unfortunately easier ...

In spite of all the advancements we've seen in tech, the industry as a whole has consistently neglected people with disabilities. There have been some improvements, including video call apps like ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. This week, Cherlynn and Devindra recap the year's greatest winners and losers in tech. From the expected companies like Apple, Facebook (sorry ...

When we penned the intro for this piece last year, little did we know that — in many ways — we’d still be deep in it by the time 2021’s feature rolled around. Amid another holiday season marred by a ...

For millions of people in the tech sector and beyond, 2021 was a much more comfortable and routine year than the unmitigated disaster that was 2020. But not all companies kicked off the first year of ...

This year, technology companies stepped up on housing and criminal justice — with a dash of whistle-blowers mixed in. By Kevin Roose See more of our coverage in your search results.Encuentra más de ...