05May
05May
How to size up a new cloud service like low-priced Wasabi
Saving money may be a good enough reason to try a brand-new cloud storage service -- if it can deliver on its promises. That's the equation some enterprises may use when they look at Wasabi Technologies, an object storage startup that says it offers six times the performance of Amazon's S3 service at one-fifth the price. The service is available globally on Wednesday. Read more >>
05May
High-tech glasses bring high hopes
The headset Airey wore was created by eSight eyewear, a Canadian company started by Conrad Lewis, an engineer with two legally blind sisters. Airey's was the third prototype created by eSight. Read more >>
03May
Biopharma company TetraGenetics grabs funding
JDRF T1D Fund has made an undisclosed investment in TetraGenetics. Based in Arlington, Massachusetts, TetraGenetics is a biopharmaceutical company developing new treatments for autoimmune diseases. Read more >>
02May
Boston Harbor Angel, Ziad Moukheiber, Mentors BUILD 9th Graders
Learn more about Ziad Moukheiber, CEO of Boston Harbor Angels, and his involvement with BUILD. Read more >>
02May
The pink powder that could revolutionize aquaculture
Biotech startup KnipBio is scaling up production of a single-cell organism as a sustainable aquaculture feed ingredient. Read more >>
01May
15 years later, a blind man sees his wedding thanks to eSight and KBS
Andrew Airey’s recollections of his wedding day are blurry. So assistive technology company eSight and agency KBS let him experience it again on Facebook Live this weekend. Read more >>
01May
Myomo pioneering an IPO that includes small investors
You might consider it a “people’s IPO.” If the medical robotics company Myomo Inc. goes public this month, as planned, it would be among the first initial public offerings by small companies on a major stock exchange funded not just by institutions but also by small investors, who are typically locked out of such transactions. Read more >>
29Apr
ESight and KBS Will Help a Blind Man See His Wedding Day
On Sunday, Andrew Airey, who suffers from a rare form of macular degeneration, a vision loss disease, will be able to relive and actually see his wedding day -- from the flowers to his wife walking down the aisle -- with the help of medical eyewear technology company eSight and ad agency partner KBS. Read more >>
29Apr