Gordon Gottsegen
Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Tech journalism
Education: University of California, Berkeley

Gordon Gottsegen is a former Built In staff reporter covering breaking news, tech industry trends and startups across the United States. Prior to joining Built In, Gottsegen was a writer for CNET and an editorial fellow for Wired Magazine. Gottsegen has a bachelor of arts in media studies and psychology from University of California, Berkeley. He is currently vice president of content at Fennel.

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machine learning cybersecurity
Machine learning in cybersecurity is evolving to address new cyber threats, and these companies are leading the way with ML-based cybersecurity solutions.
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In our digitally hyperconnected world, cybersecurity companies are more in demand than ever. We’ve rounded up 18 publicly traded ones.
Seattle tech unicorns 2021
Thanks to recent funding rounds, these five companies all surpassed $1 billion valuations over the past year.
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Machine learning is at the helm of social media, self-driving cars and more daily applications.
Chainguard seed funding round
Chainguard says it’ll use the funding to triple the size of its small team.
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The new partnership will help provide easy access to pet insurance to Chewy’s 20 million customers.
Peer founder Tony Tran
Peer is slated to launch its “Social Metaverse” in Q1 2022.
dispensary products headset
This round is a collection of smaller investments received over the course of the year.
The national ranking featured companies across a range of industries, from biotech to healthcare, fintech and more.
A person and heart constructed in a virtual space where healthcare can be performed.
VR/AR technology is on the rise, and companies are using it to improve healthcare in novel ways.
CoreStack team photo
The Bellevue company raised its Series A in March 2020.
Wayfair employees in office
The e-commerce marketplace is expanding all over North America.