Venture capitalists Ross Fubini and Leslie Feinzaig discuss the surprising parallels between building a startup and building a VC firm. They argue that genuine thought leadership and preemptive relationship-building are the keys to winning in a crowded market.
Google is rolling out a feature that lets 911 dispatchers request a live video stream from Android phones during an emergency call. It’s launching first in the US, Germany, and Mexico for devices running Android 8 and up. The potential to improve emergency response is huge, but it’s not a simple fli
Priority Health is teaming up with Kivo Health to provide AI-driven virtual care for COPD patients. The program aims to manage symptoms and reduce hospitalizations for members across Michigan. This reflects a growing trend of health plans integrating digital therapeutics for chronic conditions.
Palantir is launching a new operating system called Chain Reaction, built specifically for U.S. AI infrastructure. It partners with utility giant CenterPoint Energy and Nvidia to tackle the exploding power demands of data centers.
Intel’s upcoming integrated graphics are making dedicated laptop GPUs look obsolete. A leaked benchmark for the Arc B370, part of the Panther Lake chips, shows it’s dangerously close to NVIDIA’s mobile RTX 3050 Ti. This could mean cheaper, thinner, and longer-lasting gaming laptops by 2026.
OpenAI was announced on December 11, 2015, at a Montreal conference by Elon Musk and Sam Altman. A decade later, its trajectory from idealistic non-profit to multi-billion dollar AI leader raises huge questions about its next ten years.
The biomass energy giant is preparing a planning application for an initial 100MW data center that could be online by 2027. The full 1GW campus, likely built with partners, wouldn’t come online until after 2031.
An OpenAI executive predicts AI will soon transform work in pharmaceuticals, coding, and customer support. He points to automation of administrative bottlenecks and routine intellectual tasks as the key driver.
Microsoft is finally giving Mac users a native screen sharing experience in Teams. The feature taps directly into Apple’s system, but it’s currently in preview and lacks remote control.
A University of Michigan team has discovered that hypervelocity collisions between tiny pieces of orbital debris emit detectable radio signals. This intelligence-backed research could lead to a system for issuing “debris weather” alerts to satellite operators, helping to monitor the risk of a catast
