The Dodge M4S Is the Mid-Engined Mopar You Never Knew Existed 21 Feb 2021, 14:30 UTC ·
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Dodge has built quite a few cool sports cars in the past. From the Challenger and Charger of the golden muscle car era to the modern Viper, Dodge made a name for itself as Chrysler s performance division. But Dodge also built a mid-engined supercar back in the 1980s. 1 photo
It s called the M4S, but it s also known as the Turbo Interceptor PPG. Quite the fancy name, huh? Designed by Bob Ackerman, the M4S was built in 1981, but it wasn t a full-fledged production car. A technology demonstrator vehicle, it was radically different than any other Dodge from the era. It featured a midship layout, an extremely aerodynamic body, and was actually built outside Chrysler s facilities.
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vArmour, the multi-cloud security startup, raises $58M en route to IPO
Enterprises have been loading more of their operations into cloud and, more often than not, multi-cloud environments over the last year, creating vast networks of services that can be complex to manage. Today, vArmour, a startup that provides ways to manage in real time and ultimately secure how applications (and people) work in those fragmented environments, is announcing funding to capitalize on the demand for its services.
The Bay Area startup has picked up funding of $58 million in what it described as an oversubscribed round. Co-led by previous backers AllegisCyber Capital and NightDragon, existing investors Standard Chartered Ventures, Highland Capital Partners, Australian carrier Telstra, Redline Capital and EDBI also participated.
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Ellison Anne Williams is the CEO of Enveil, a startup pursuing a Holy Grail of data-protection.
Homomorphic encryption keeps data encrypted even while analysts are processing it and sharing it.
Williams is also the mom of 5 kids, three rescue dogs, two bearded dragons, and two chinchillas.
If you think your life is busy, check out what Ellison Anne Williams, the CEO of data-protection startup Enveil, has going on:
Leading a hot startup in a highly regulated area; bringing to market a Holy Grail breakthrough in encryption; raising five kids ages 15-8; taking care of three rescue racing greyhounds, two bearded dragons, and two chinchillas; being wife to a fellow mathematician; and swimming and cycling in her free time.