3 weeks ago
Cryptocurrency, Energy, Internet, News, Tech, Tech Rumors, Technology
The Royal ransomware operation is getting a lot of attention. The U.S. government says that it targeted a number of important infrastructure sectors across the country. In a joint statement on Thursday, the FBI and the US cybersecurity agency CISA said that the Royal ransomware has affected businesses in the …
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3 weeks ago
Energy, Industry, News, Science, Silicon Valley, Tech, Tech Rumors, Technology
Co-founder and CEO Paul Eremenko called it the start of a “new golden age of aviation” as a Universal Hydrogen-branded jet made its first test flight in eastern Washington using the largest hydrogen fuel cell ever used to power an aircraft. Even though the 15-minute test flight of the modified …
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February 20, 2023
Energy, News, Tech, Tech Rumors, Technology
Transportation-focused weekly newsletter The Station. Click The Station to get the full newsletter in your inbox every weekend. Free signup. Welcome back to The Station, your hub for moving people and packages. EV charging has improved, but it cannot support the number of electric vehicles the Biden Administration wants on …
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February 16, 2023
Apps, Artificial Intelligence, Energy, Health, Industry, News, Software, Tech, Tech Rumors, Technology
As part of its streamlining efforts, Jumia cut managerial headcount by 60% in Dubai and over 900 positions across its 11 markets, affecting 20% of its staff. Jumia’s FY2022 financials show this happened in Q4 last year. This follows the Jumia Supervisory Board’s note on senior management shake-ups when it …
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January 30, 2023
Artificial Intelligence, Energy, Industry, Internet, News, Tech, Technology
A weekly newsletter devoted to all things transportation is called The Station. Simply click The Station to sign up and receive the weekend edition of the newsletter in your inbox every week. Subscribe without cost. Welcome back to The Station, your go-to location for all people- and package-moving needs in …
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January 17, 2023
Artificial Intelligence, Energy, Health, Industry, Internet, Medical, News, Science, Silicon Valley, Tech, Technology
Sam Altman, the former CEO of Y Combinator and, as of 2019, the co-founder and co-CEO of OpenAI, the company he famously co-founded with Elon Musk and numerous others in 2015 to develop artificial intelligence for the “benefit of humanity,” spent an hour with this editor late last week in …
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January 13, 2023
Energy, Industry, Internet, News, Tech, Technology
What will become of the 15,000 vibrant electric scooters that are currently littering Paris’ streets? Their future may take a dramatic turn on March 23 as the French capital decides whether or not to renew licenses for the three scooter businesses that are currently doing business there. The three businesses …
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January 10, 2023
Energy, Industry, News, Vehicles
John Deere is, in a word, preeminent here in the United States. The American Economic Liberties Project, a nonprofit antitrust organization, reports that the firm has control over 60% of farm combines and 53% of the country’s large tractor market. Although it isn’t the only game in town, it might …
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December 22, 2022
Energy, Industry, Internet, News, Tech, Technology
After a hacker gained access to its source code as a result of a breach of its GitHub repository, Okta has announced that it is reacting to another significant security incident. In a statement released on Wednesday, the leader in identification and authentication claimed that GitHub had alerted it to …
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December 15, 2022
Artificial Intelligence, Energy, Industry, News, Science, Tech, Tech Rumors, Technology
This month, the National Ignition Facility (NIF) at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory accomplished nuclear fusion ignition for the first time. This important milestone demonstrates that controlled fusion, which releases more energy than it absorbs, is possible in the laboratory. Although there is a long way to go before fusion …
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