Rose Velazquez
Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Tech journalism, news reporting, SEO writing
Education: Louisiana State University
Rose Velazquez is a Built In staff reporter on the editorial team. She previously worked as a reporter for Delmarva Now, part of the USA Today network, covering crime, breaking news and justice-related issues.
She has a mass communication degree with a concentration in journalism from Louisiana State University, where she served as a reporter and editor for the student newspaper The Daily Reveille.
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The company has now raised more than $250 million to support the development of autonomous vehicle expressways.
Motive Analytics unifies data across physical operations and comes with AI Answers, a tool that can understand and answer natural language questions.
The Los Angeles-based company is using AI to help organizations better detect and respond to harmful online narratives.
The wearable technology company is hiring to fill more than 600 roles as it expands internationally and advances its health platform.
Coinbase Capital Markets is making 24/5 trading available across thousands of stocks.
The multi-year agreement will see Meta deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD Instinct GPUs optimized for its AI workloads.
These companies are proactively working to promote wellness for software professionals through flexible work arrangements, mental health resources, fitness stipends, sabbatical opportunities and other benefits.
Daniel Herrington will oversee the Austin-based company’s use of artificial intelligence to streamline insurance shopping.
The Bay Area is known for attracting cutting-edge tech companies and top software talent, and these companies are working to ensure work-life balance is also at the forefront of Silicon Valley’s reputation.
The company aims to use diverse genomic data and AI solutions to provide actionable intelligence for oncology.
The semiconductor innovator broke ground Tuesday on the new facility, which will encompass 700,000 square feet of cleanroom space and create about 1,600 jobs.
The Austin-based cybersecurity company plans to integrate Seraphic’s browser-native protection capabilities into its Falcon platform, an enterprise-grade solution for detecting threats and automating remediation.