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Darren Weaver
Darren Weaver is a digital video producer for CNBC.com at the network's bureau in San Francisco.
Prior to CNBC, Darren worked at Business Insider as a producer covering technology. Previously he worked as an associate producer at Yahoo, producing videos for Yahoo's tech columnist David Pogue.
Darren holds a bachelor's degree in video production from Wilmington University in New Castle, DE and a master's degree in media studies from The New School in New York City.
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The Cocoon Cam Plus is a smart baby monitor that uses motion detection and artificial intelligence to reassure you that your baby is breathing. And unlike other products that monitor your baby's breathing, this does not require a wearable.
- By: Darren Weaver
Microsoft sunk the 40-foot long vessel off the coast of Scotland. The data center contains 12 racks of computers with a total of 864 servers. Microsoft said it can hold data and process information for up to five years without maintenance.
- By: Darren Weaver
Something between a pontoon plane and a drone, this one seat flying car can fly up to 10 ft in the air with a top speed of 20 mph.
- By: Darren Weaver
Jeff Bezos is the richest person in the world but his massive fortune extends well beyond being being the founder and CEO of Amazon. Here's a look at how he invests his money.
- By: Darren Weaver
Apple introduced iOS 12 at its annual developers conference, WWDC, on Monday. Here's a rundown of the biggest new features.
A look at cargo-carrying drones from Volans-i, a start-up backed by Y Combinator and Lightspeed Ventures.
- By: Darren Weaver
A start-up called Volans-i is building drones that can deliver heavy parts over long distances, even to a ship that's sailing at sea. The company recently completed its first test flight, launching and landing the drone from a moving ship.
- By: Darren Weaver
Epic Games announces it will provide $100 million to fund prize pools for "Fortnite" tournaments during the first year of competition. Here are some tips from the best "Fortnite" players on the internet.
- By: Darren Weaver, Erin Black
Netflix's DVD-rental service, DVD.com, is still in operation and is profitable. The company now has 17 DVD distribution hubs around the U.S., down from 50 at the peak.
