Source: techcrunch.com Three former Uber  engineers, who helped build the company’s Michelangelo machine learning platform, left the company last year to form Tecton.ai and build an operational machine learning platform for everyone else. Today the company announced a $20 million Series A from a couple of high-profile investors. Andreessen Horowitz  and Sequoia Capital co-led the round with Martin Casado, general partner Read More

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