New chair takes helm at UCSB Technology Management Program
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Energy Vault shows symptoms of SPAC hangover
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Webb’s images of deep space and deep past wouldn’t be possible without region’s companies
The James Webb Space Telescope, which is allowing us to peer billions of years into the past, was built and launched with the help of 14 countries, a $10 billion NASA fund, and more than 300 agencies, universities and companies — including a handful in the tri-county region. NASA’s first batch of images from the Read More →
Teledyne purchases acoustic imaging company
Thousand Oaks-based Teledyne Technologies still has its sights set on enhancing its imaging instruments sector, with the recent acquisition of a majority stake in Noiseless Acoustics, a Finnish technology company that specializes in advanced acoustic imaging instruments. Teledyne announced the acquisition on July 15 and did not disclose financial details. This marks the second time Read More →
Goleta’s Apeel lays off undisclosed number of employees
Goleta-based Apeel Sciences will lay off an unspecified amount of workers and downsize its operations after years of continued growth that took it past a valuation of $2 billion in its last funding round. In a statement provided to the Business Times on July 11, an Apeel spokesperson said the company is “working tirelessly to Read More →
Cox Communications president announces $60M broadband investment in Santa Barbara
Cox Communications, the largest private broadband company in the United States, announced July 11 that it will invest at least $60 million over the next three years to deliver multi-gigabit internet service in the Santa Barbara South Coast community. Mark Greatrex, the president of Cox, told the Business Times the Santa Barbara area is a Read More →
Sonos cranks up the volume in its patent dispute with Google
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