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Staccato Wireless Gets Design Win

socalTECH

San Diego-based Staccato Communications, which develops ultra-wideband (UWB) and wireless USB technology, has scored a design win with Imation. The link uses a USB dongle to connect a laptop to the projector, powered by Staccato's chips and supporting software. Financial impact of the win was not disclosed.

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Staccato Merges With Artimi, Gets $20M

socalTECH

San Diego-based Staccato Communications, a developer of ultra-wideband wireless semiconductors, announced today that it has merged with fellow UWB developer Artimi, Inc., Artimi is a developer of ultra-wideband and wireless USB software and hardware. and raised $20M in new funding. READ MORE>>

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VC Confidence Holds Steady in Quarterly Survey, But Reasons Change

Xconomy

That Q4 2016 edition of a quarterly survey by University of San Francisco business professor Mark Cannice rated the overall confidence of the VCs at 3.81 on a scale of 5—-a number that remains almost unchanged in the latest survey taken in March and published Thursday.

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The State of Cybersecurity Insurance Today

Xconomy

Cyber incidents are considered the No. 1 emerging risk for enterprises long-term. No surprise, then, that cybersecurity insurance policy premiums are approaching $2.75 billion a year. Some experts believe this figure will grow to roughly $20 billion by 2025.

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Amid Comey Furor, Companies React to Trump’s Cybersecurity Order

Xconomy

On a day dominated by news about President Trump’s firing of FBI director James Comey, and its impact on the ongoing investigation of Russian hacking of the 2016 presidential election, two significant developments for the cybersecurity industry also emerged Thursday. infrastructure, which can include private companies such as electric utilities.

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