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Summit

4 articles stable

Summit has appeared in 4 articles since 2018-06. Coverage peaked in 2025Q2 with 1 articles.

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Coverage Timeline

2025-04-22
TechCrunch 4 related

Manychat, which offers social messaging tools for brands, raised a $140M Series B led by Summit, after an $18M Series A in 2019, and says it has ~1.5M customers

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch :

2025-02-09
Transformer 1 related

Leaked draft: the statement set to be signed at the Paris AI Action Summit barely mentions AI risks and fails to follow up on commitments from previous Summits

an omission which would represent a huge blow to the Summit's French organizers. [image] Shakeel / @shakeelhashim : Other experts criticised the statement too. @_andreamiotti called it “a wasted oppor...

2019-04-21
New York Times

How two towns in Kansas soured on educational software from Summit Learning, funded by Chan Zuckerberg Initiative; Summit CEO says protests are about nostalgia

WELLINGTON, Kan. — The seed of rebellion was planted in classrooms.  It grew in kitchens and living rooms, in conversations between students and their parents. Tweets: @sokane1 , @nytimes , @coreypein...

2018-06-12
New York Times 1 related

US now has the world's fastest supercomputer, capable of 200 quadrillion calculations per second, called Summit, which cost $200M to develop

Steve Lohr / New York Times :

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