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Skybound Entertainment is a multiplatform content company that works closely with creators and their intellectual properties, extending their stories to further platforms including comics, television, film, tabletop and video games, books, digital content, events, and beyond. The company is the home of notable properties including The Walking Dead, Invincible, and Super Dinosaur. Skybound holds strategic partnerships across the entertainment industry, and has the in-house capabilities to serve as publisher, producer, and global distributor for tabletop and video games. On screen, Skybound holds a first-look television deal with Amazon Studios and a first-look movie deal with Universal. Additional partnerships include comic book and novel publishing with Image Comics and a first-look narrative audio deal with Audible. Skybound also houses a variety of unique creators and their IP, including Kristian Harloff and his pop-culture movie trivia platform the Schmoedown Entertainment Network, and printmaking expert Peter Santa Maria’s Attack Peter brand.

Software is transforming the world, but we can’t write it fast enough. Despite increases in the number of software engineers being trained and advances in developer productivity, demand for software continues to outstrip supply. Nobody can hire software engineers fast enough, and this is an important limit on growth worldwide. So, how can we solve this problem? Increasing developer productivity is the key. Coding today is very repetitive, which is why we're using machine learning to eliminate the repetitive parts of programming – to make developers much more productive. And as a result, we're removing a huge bottleneck for progress in the world. Kite released Line-of-Code Completions for Python in January 2019, harnessing advanced statistical modeling to incorporate context and complete up to full lines of code as Python programmers type. This is just one more step in the Staircase of Intelligence that will lead us to our vision of building the future of programming.

Cloudburst was founded in 1994 by Steve Wright, an offensive tackle for the NFL’s Los Angeles Raiders and business partner, Mike Davis. Steve simply wanted to find a way to cool off the Raiders sideline and did. From there the first ever sports misting fan was manufactured in Mike Davis’s garage. This iconic piece of history is shown at the top of this page being enjoyed by Tommy Lasorda at the Dodgers dugout in 1995. From there we won the bid to provide mist cooling to the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. This was the first time misting was used at the Olympics or seen on national television. This was the beginning of the high pressure commercialized misting industry you see today. That was nearly 25 years ago and since then we haven’t looked back.