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Most business software is not your business. Logins, roles, permissions, audit trails, REST endpoints, background jobs, print formats, reports, backu...

Anyone can now describe an app and get one. Companies are best placed to do it, because they already know the process they are automating. What almos...

SpaceX has filed a City Notice to build a $24 billion 'super-compute facility' and its own gas-fired power plant at Starbase, Texas — 35 turbines, 74...

A startup has launched what it calls the first AI chief executive for fully autonomous companies, and is paying $2 million to acquire five more busin...

At the Baron Investment Conference on 6 November, Elon Musk said SpaceX could buy a legacy wireless carrier and use its licensed airwaves 'ten times ...

Larry Page reportedly answered a question about orbital computing with 'five nines' — 99.999% of all compute ending up in space. The number is second...

On 8 September OpenAI published a Lean-checked proof of finite-time blowup for the Navier–Stokes equations, and on 26 October it announced an existen...

In a laboratory in south San Francisco, technicians in pressure-sensing gloves are training their replacements — robots. Warp Sciences, founded by An...

A library of videos and a quiz at the end solves the delivery of content. It leaves the harder half untouched: whether the class actually ran, who fe...

Every student is told to study more. Almost none are taught how. Self-learning is a technique — recall before review, short loops instead of long ses...

The bell schedule, the fixed term and the single pace were designed for a world where information was scarce and the teacher was the only source of i...

October's data shows software postings up 20% year on year and AI/ML postings up 91%, while tech layoffs run far below the 2023 peak. The squeeze is ...