Collaborate Disseminate
Motherboard dug through years worth of OceanGate’s archives, finding a company that repeatedly brought up the commercial prospect of deep sea exploration while misleading the public about its claimed connections to respected government bodies and private Continue reading ‘It Is A Huge, Vast, Opportunity’: How OceanGate Went from Disruptive Startup to Catastrophic Deep Sea Failure
IBM acquired the Israeli firm founded in 2021 to grow its relevance in the nascent realm of data security posture management, or DSPM.
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The dystopian corporate dominated future may have taken a step closer, as a startup called Telly promises a free 55 inch 4K TV with a catch — a second screen …read more Continue reading A Free TV With a Catch: New Normal Or Inevitable Hardware Bonanza?
What happens when someone’s personal project is turned into a startup which becomes something of a publicity darling, then collapses with very little product shipped and takes all its customers’ …read more Continue reading IoT Archaeology Leads To API Resurrection
ChargerHelp! is training a workforce of people who can maintain EV charging stations. Continue reading The Women Training a Workforce of EV Charging Station Technicians
Instagram continues its tradition of, uhh, borrowing from Snapchat, TikTok, and now BeReal. Continue reading Instagram’s New Feature Looks a Lottttt Like BeReal
“I was crying, sweating, hurled over, just like, this cannot be normal.” Continue reading Lentils From Hell: Daily Harvest Victims Say They Have Expensive Medical Bills, No Answers
Sustained demand for cybersecurity services and continued innovation across the industry helped 2021 become a record-setting year for deals involving cyber companies, analysts say. The funding that flowed into cyber companies increased 136% over 2020 levels, to $29.3 billion, up from $12.4 billion the previous year, according to the executive summary of a report from Momentum Cyber, which advises cyber companies on mergers and acquisitions. Likewise, the total volume of mergers and acquisitions activity reached $77.5 billion, up 294% from calendar year 2020, according to the report. Several trends are driving those numbers, analysts and executives say: Companies across the economy have expanded their budgets for reliable cybersecurity services, boosting revenues for the industry. In turn, big investors — including private equity groups and venture capitalists — are following that money. And as cyberthreats increase in severity and complexity, smaller firms continue to develop valuable expertise in niche areas of […]
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Have you ever had a program crash before your main function executes? it is rare, but it can happen. When it does, you need to understand what happens behind the …read more Continue reading The Linux x86 Journey to main()
Before the Wright Brothers powered their way across the sands of Kitty Hawk or Otto Lilienthal soared from the hills of Germany, enveloping hot air in a balloon was the …read more Continue reading Aerodynamic Buoyant Blimp Budges Into Low Cost Cargo Commerce