| Date | Title | Description |
| 27.04.2018 | Adobe acquires Uru, an AI startup that embeds ads in videos | We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today!
Adobe has acquired Uru, a computer vision company... |
| 27.04.2018 | Adobe acquires Uru, an AI startup that embeds ads in videos | Adobe has acquired Uru, a computer vision company that helps marketers understand how they could leverage advertising inside videos, according to a post on the New York-based startup’s website today.
Uru isn’t exactly a household name — in ... |
| 18.03.2018 | Венчурный фонд Microsoft и промежуточные итоги AI/ML конкурса | У компании Microsoft есть своё венчурное подразделение – корпоративный венчурный фонд Microsoft Ventures (MV). MV инвестирует в стартапы на раундах от A до D. Ключевые локации – Кремниевая долина, Нью Йорк, Сиэтл, Лондон и Тель-Авив. Фокус ... |
| 08.02.2018 | Notation Capital raises $27 million venture fund, dispenses with ‘pre-seed’ label | Notation Capital announced Wednesday that it has raised a second venture fund of $27 million, more than three times the size of its first fund.
The VC is also reclassifying what it is, eschewing the term “pre-seed” in favor of “first-check.... |
| 12.07.2017 | Grand Central Tech unveils its fourth class of startups | Grand Central Tech is kicking off the fourth year of its startup accelerator.
As its name suggests, the organization is located near New York City’s Grand Central station. It’s not just an accelerator anymore — it also runs a coworking spac... |
| 02.01.2017 | Uru Raises $800k in Pre-Seed Funding | Uru, a NYC-based company that creates computer vision-powered, content-aware advertisements for digital video and emerging mediums such as virtual and augmented reality, secured $800k in pre-seed funding.
The round was led by Notation Capit... |
| 30.12.2016 | Uru finds the best places to introduce ads in online videos | New York City-based startup Uru is working on a new way for video publishers to make money. Imagine watching a normal-looking online video — except that on some of the surfaces (say, on the cabinet behind the stars of a cooking video), you’... |