The Top 10 NFT Pioneers
Every new realm needs brave explorers. It needs bold individuals willing to ignore naysayers, gird up their loins, and journey to undiscovered regions where there may be monsters. (Or, the bureaucrats of the U.S.
Glean operational advice from Airbnb and Instacart at TC Disrupt 2023’s Builders Stage
What does it take to turn an unknown startup into a household name? The ability to scale. It’s the Holy Grail that every early-stage startup founder chases. Scaling internal operations may lack the glamor of funding
Netflix quietly axes its basic plan in Canada
Netflix has quietly killed the $9.99 CAD per month basic plan in Canada for new subscribers, as first noted by the Canadian publication BlogTo. This simplifies the streaming company’s offering but leaves a big gap
SnapCalorie taps AI to estimate the caloric content of food from photos
While working at Google, Wade Norris wanted to create a project that could positively impact people’s lives. He co-founded Google Lens, Google’s computer vision-powered app that brings up information related to the
The 2024 Silverado EV WT impresses with a 450-mile range and outstanding towing
I hope you like gray. The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV Work Truck is, well, a work truck. Besides the impressive Ultima EV powertrain, there’s nothing spectacular about this truck. The seats have manual adjustments;
Unveiling the Significance of the Customer Journey
When it comes to digital marketing, grasping the concept of the customer journey takes on a major significance. At its core, a customer journey is an intricate path that an individual embarks upon when interacting
Databricks picks up MosaicML, an OpenAI competitor, for $1.3B
Investors aren’t the only ones who want to get their hands on hot tech companies in the field of AI: it’s also likely to spur a big wave of M&A, too: today, Databricks announced that it would pay $1.3 billion to
IBM acquires Apptio from Vista for $4.6B in cash to double down on hybrid cloud services
As cloud architecture continues to more ubiquitous among organizations, increasingly what is more apparent is that many organizations are taking a hybrid approach, blending SaaS in private and public clouds with
HP Addresses Rising Security Threats Before an AI-Driven Wave of Pain
Let’s talk about security this week in the context of HP’s Quarterly Security Report, and what HP is doing to step up to the problem. Then we’ll close with what may be my new favorite phone: the
Adobe indemnity clause designed to ease enterprise fears about AI-generated art
When it comes to artworks created by generative AI, enterprise users have specific legal concerns around permissions – and Adobe has recognized those worries. That’s why the company has written an indemnity clause