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Our editors, writers and researchers cover technology news, startups, funding and the founders behind them.

About TechAmerica.ai

TechAmerica.ai’s editorial team, consisting of expert editors, writers, and researchers, crafts accurate, clear, and valuable content focused on technology and education. We deliver in-depth technology news and analysis, with a special emphasis on founders and startup teams, covering funding trends, innovative startups, and entrepreneurial insights to empower our readers.

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Latest Articles by TechAmerica.ai Staff

  1. Image Credits: Mill
    Climate

    How Mill Closed the Deal with Amazon and Whole Foods

    Food-waste startup Mill has secured a major commercial deal with Amazon and Whole Foods to deploy its AI-powered food-waste bins in grocery stores starting in 2027. The partnership marks…

    By TechAmerica.ai Staff3 min read
  2. How to Track Santa Claus This Christmas Eve Using AI
    Media & Entertainment

    How to Track Santa Claus This Christmas Eve Using AI

    Families can track Santa Claus in real time this Christmas Eve using AI-powered tools from NORAD and Google. With interactive maps, games, videos, and new AI features like personalised…

    By TechAmerica.ai Staff3 min read
  1. Image Credits: Armis
    Brief

    ServiceNow to Acquire Cybersecurity Startup Armis for $7.75B

    ServiceNow has agreed to acquire cybersecurity startup Armis for $7.75 billion in cash. The deal comes after Armis raised $435 million in pre-IPO funding and reached $340 million in annual…

    By TechAmerica.ai Staff1 min read
  2. Image Credits: Zoox
    Transportation

    Zoox Issues Software Recall Over Lane Crossings

    Zoox, Amazon's autonomous-vehicle company, issued a voluntary software recall after its robotaxi system caused vehicles to cross lane markings or block crosswalks. The recall affected 332…

    By TechAmerica.ai Staff2 min read
  3. Hackers Stole Over $2.7B in Crypto in 2025, Data Shows
    Security

    Hackers Stole Over $2.7B in Crypto in 2025, Data Shows

    In 2025, hackers stole a record $2.7 billion in cryptocurrency, with the most significant breach occurring at Bybit, where $1.4 billion was stolen. North Korean government hackers were the…

    By TechAmerica.ai Staff2 min read
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