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We're almost there, folks. It's the last Thursday of 2022, and today we have some news for you out of Alibaba and Spotify, as well as some crypto news out of India. And as always, we give you some goodness from TC+, our premium membership program. Read on, dear readers, and we'll be back again tomorrow to bring you the final moments of 2022 in tech. — HP | | Image Credits: Jeff Zhang / Alibaba Group | | |
The TechCrunch Top 3 - Alibaba's cloud move: Alibaba Cloud has a new president, Rita reports. The third-largest public cloud infrastructure provider in the world only after AWS and Microsoft has appointed Daniel Zhang, the company's CEO, as acting president.
- Ring it in with Spotify: Aisha writes that the platform wants to help you welcome 2023 in style with what it thinks you might enjoy. Such playlists as "Party Hits," "Floor Fillers," "Pop Party" and "Rock Party" will usher you up to and past midnight. The hub also gives you some DJ mixes from the likes of TT the Artist, Carlita, AMÉMÉ, Coco & Breezy, &ME and Austin Millz. Get down!
- Indian crypto regulation: Under its G20 presidency, India has said it will look to prioritize the development of a framework for the global regulation of unbacked crypto assets, stablecoins and decentralized finance, writes Manish.
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Startups and VC - Recall this: Catherine writes that Recall.ai raised $2.7 million in a seed funding round to help with a unified API that works with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams to help customers build apps for a number of use cases.
- Down rounds: Mary Ann spoke with GGV's Hans Tung and Robin Li about the firm's position in a challenging venture environment. (Requires TC+ subscription.)
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