Technology
Thasis Launches RadioForge Portfolio for Independent Radio
Thasis LLC launches RadioForge, a bundled suite of tools for streaming and independent radio stations, from websites to AI-assisted DJ software.
about 18 hours ago
Why Satellites Are Being Built Layer by Layer
3D printed satellite components are set to grow nearly eightfold by 2035, led by titanium parts and nanosatellite demand, new research shows.
3 days ago
Cybersecurity's Hidden Gap: Skills, Not Just Firewalls
Shauna Briley's Influential Women feature spotlights critical infrastructure security and widening cybersecurity career access.
4 days ago
Nova Scotia Harbour-Tech Firm Pitches Pacific Expansion
Nova Scotia's Stellar Futures pitched its Harbour Atlas and Sentinel monitoring tools to BC's Broadband Forum, eyeing a Pacific coast demonstration.
9 days ago
Immunexpress SeptiCyte RAPID: Pediatric Sepsis Validation Study Spotlight
A multicenter study of 284 children shows SeptiCyte RAPID can help distinguish sepsis from noninfectious inflammation in pediatric ICUs.
16 days ago
Why Rural Alarms Need More Than One Network
Countryside Connections now uses KeySIM multi-network SIMs in Ajax alarms to keep rural security systems connected despite patchy mobile coverage.
23 days ago
Helical Insight Makes Its Enterprise BI Platform Free and Open Source
Helical Insight has released its entire enterprise BI platform as free, open-source software, with SSO, row-level security, white-label embedding and bring-your-own-LLM AI included and no per-seat fees.
23 days ago
Why Threat Intel Alone No Longer Stops Breaches
Nagomi Security and Recorded Future link threat intelligence with exposure management, aiming to help teams fix the flaws attackers actually exploit.
24 days ago
Prove Closes Wi-Fi Gap in Silent Authentication
Prove has extended silent, phone-based authentication to Wi-Fi and mobile web, closing a longstanding gap tied to weaker SMS fallback methods.
25 days ago
Belkin's School Keyboards Signal USB-C's School Takeover
Belkin's new USB-C keyboard folios for classroom tablets reflect the education sector's broader shift toward a single charging standard.
25 days ago
AI's Memory Wall Fuels a $15.6B Chip Race
The next generation memory market is projected to hit $15.63 billion by 2030 as AI workloads expose critical data bottlenecks in computing.
26 days ago
BEENOS Group Launches Buyee One, Combining Cross-Border Checkout Into One Payment
Buyee One replaces Buyee's two-step payment process with a single upfront charge covering shipping, customs duties, and import taxes, using AI trained on years of cross-border shipping data to pre-calculate costs accurately.
about 2 months ago
Mobile Now Handles 70% of B2B Sourcing Deals
More than 70% of cross-border B2B sourcing now happens on mobile, pushing exporters toward instant response, remote factory audits and AI-driven matching.
about 2 months ago
Cisco's Quantum Move Bets on Networks, Not Just Chips
Infleqtion and Cisco are teaming up to advance networked quantum technology, signaling that connectivity, not just processor size, may define quantum computing's future.
about 2 months ago
Zide Opens Public Beta of Its Agentic Desktop for Developers
Zide has launched a public beta combining code, Git, issues, pull requests, CI and AI agents into one native desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux.
about 2 months ago
China Equipment Maker Targets Metal Powder Bottleneck
CO-NELE Machinery unveils a single-machine granulator aimed at fixing metal powder metallurgy's costly, clog-prone production bottleneck.
about 2 months ago
oXnames Adds Dell Servers in Nottingham
oXnames has launched Dell PowerEdge dedicated servers and KVM VPS hosting from a new Nottingham location, extending its UK hosting range.
about 2 months ago
Wrike's 2026 Agenda Bets Big on AI Workflows
Wrike's full Collaborate 2026 agenda leans heavily on AI, reflecting a broader industry scramble in work management software.
about 2 months ago