Ron Miller is an enterprise reporter for TechCrunch, specializing in covering technology and business news. With a background in sports and a passion for Boston sports teams, Ron brings a unique perspective to his reporting. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and the National Review.
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Ron Miller's coverage predominantly focuses on the software and SaaS industry, with particular emphasis on enterprise technology, mergers and acquisitions, as well as developments related to notable companies such as Salesforce.
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Bandana, a New York City startup, has designed a job hunting tool for lower wage workers looking for good pay and benefits close to home.
On Thursday, Box filled in a missing piece on its AI platform when it bought automated metadata extracting startup, Alphamoon.
A noble yet gentle dog with a long, fascinating history – Greyhounds are a regal companion that love the thrill of the chase as much as they do a good slumber.
By: Ron Miller
Two incident response startups joined forces on Wednesday when FireHydrant announced it was buying former competitor Blameless.
By: Ron Miller
Mathematician and scientist Stephen Wolfram grew up in a household where his mother was a philosophy professor at Oxford University.
By: Ron Miller
Pylon, and early stage B2B customer service software company, announced a $17 million Series A as they expand to a full platform play.
By: Ron Miller
As generative AI brings AI to the forefront in organizations, the biggest problems implementing it could involve the people using it.
CrowdStrike faces widespread lawsuits from a faulty software update that brought down Windows machines across the world in July.
Dating back into the 1920s and 1930s, the intelligent and gentle Collie has been a well-known dog in the US for a long time.
By: Robert Green, David Thompson, Vincenzo Obiso, Roger Clark, Claudia Di, Ron Miller, Raymond Kokaly, María Gonçalves Ageitos, Carlos Pérez García-Pando, Natalie Mahowald, Philip Brodrick, Longlei Li, Paola Formenti
Abstract Uncertainty in desert dust composition poses a big challenge to understanding Earth's climate across different epochs. Of particular concern is hematite, an iron-oxide mineral dominating the solar absorption by dust particles, for which current estimates of absorption capacity vary by over two orders of magnitude. Here, we show that laboratory measurements of dust composition, absorption, and scattering provide valuable constraints on the absorption potential of hematite, substantially narrowing its range of plausible values. The success of this constraint is supported by results from an atmospheric transport model compared with station-based measurements. Additionally, we identify substantial bias in simulating hematite abundance in dust aerosols with current soil mineralogy descriptions, underscoring the necessity for improved data sources. Encouragingly, the next-generation imaging spectroscopy remote sensing data hold promise for capturing the spatial variability of hematite. These insights have implications for enhancing dust modeling, thus contributing to efforts in climate change mitigation and adaptation.
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