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CANADA
Aerodyne Measure, a US-based DT3 (Drone Tech, Data Tech, and
Digital Transformation) company, has entered into a joint venture
agreement with The Sky Guys, Canada’s top drone operator
for inspections, surveying and mapping. With this agreement,
Aerodyne Measure will extend its bespoke portfolio of AI-driven
enterprise drone solutions to potential customers in Canada.
Specializing in automating complex, recurring operations that
are required for compliance and growth, the UAV company
employs more than 300 drone pilots in its network across
Canada and the United States.
NEW YORK
Dataiku, a leading global Enterprise AI and Machine Learning
platform which has an office in New York, has announced a
US$100 million Series D investment round led by Stripes. The
funding comes as Dataiku continues to drive AI within the
enterprise, serving over 300 customers who understand that
a collaborative and end-to-end AI strategy is critical to their
success. Dataiku was founded with the mission to take Machine
Learning and AI projects out of experimental labs and put them
into everyday operations.
WISCONSIN
Madison-based IT company, 5NINES, and Captain Scott Singer,
a defense industry expert and former CIO at PaR Systems,
have partnered to create a new cybersecurity company called
CyberNINES. Captain Scott Singer, President of CyberNINES, said:
“Our focus is two phased to help small and mid-size manufacturers
in Wisconsin and Minnesota that process, transmit or store
Controlled Unclassified Information, meet mandatory federal
government compliance for cybersecurity known as NIST SP 800-
171, and guide them through new regulations that are coming,
including the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)
standard announced in January.”
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