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WindBorne wins a hefty US Air Force contract for its balloon data Tim Fernholz

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​A Silicon Valley startup that uses weather balloons and AI to predict the weather won a US military contract worth almost $50 million.    A Silicon Valley startup that uses weather balloons and AI to predict the weather won a US military contract worth almost $50 million.  AI, Exclusive TAGS: #fyp #foryou #crypto #cryptonews #Trump #ElonMusk #bitcoin #Tech #TechNews TechCrunch Read More


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