Cloudflare Inc. has acquired Replicate Inc., a startup with software that makes it easier to deploy artificial intelligence models in production. The companies announced the transaction today without ...

Acquisition will enable quick and easy deployment of any AI model to millions of Cloudflare users worldwide Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET), the leading connectivity cloud company, today announced it has ...

Lately, there’s been this growing idea that technology might one day take over roles like therapist, teacher, coach, or even doctor. Sure, it’s getting pretty good at things like organizing ...

Aug 28 (Reuters) - Replicate Bioscience will partner with Novo Nordisk (NOVOb.CO), opens new tab to develop treatments using self-replicating RNA technology for obesity, type 2 diabetes and other ...

Novo Nordisk has both internal research and external alliances pursuing new drugs that could shape the next generation of metabolic medicines. The pharmaceutical giant’s latest move is a partnership ...

Novo Nordisk is looking to add to its obesity pipeline, teaming up with California biotech Replicate Bioscience to design and develop an RNA-based treatment for obesity and diabetes. The partners did ...

Novo vaulted into the ranks of the world’s most valuable drugmakers in recent years after introducing Ozempic for diabetes and Wegovy for obesity. Rival Eli Lilly had similar success with its entrants ...

It has been a busy week for supply-chain attacks targeting open source software available in public repositories, with successful breaches of multiple developer accounts that resulted in malicious ...

Over the last few centuries, the scientific method has established itself as a pretty useful tool. A key facet of scientific methodology is reproducibility. Essentially, good science should be easily ...

This repository contains the code, data, and results of a replication study based on Ez-zizi et al. (2023). The study explores how human learning behavior adapts under perceptual (state) and reward… ...

Science is often described as self-correcting, given its basis in empirical testing and because falsehoods put forth can, in principle, be dismantled through further experiments. Yet, when the ...