DataMasque, a small data security and AI startup, is landing Fortune 100 customers without a physical presence in their countries. Their secret weapon? The AWS Marketplace, which handles global sales, compliance, and payments, allowing them to grow customers first and teams later.
According to AppleInsider, a wave of senior employees is retiring from Apple, but the company is still pushing forward with new iPads expected early next year featuring the A19 chip and Apple Intelligence. The podcast also discusses Pebble’s new smart ring and revisits the legendary “Snow Leopard” a
Nvidia is reportedly in talks with Chinese clients about increasing production capacity for its H200 AI chips. This comes as OpenAI announces GPT-5.2, a new model series focused on professional tasks like coding and document analysis.
AIOps promises to manage complex hybrid IT systems, but in Singapore’s financial sector, regulators demand explainability and control. This creates a major tension for CIOs aiming to boost resilience without crossing regulatory lines.
Toshihiro Nagoshi, the creator of Yakuza, has unveiled his first major project since leaving Sega. The game, called Gang of Dragon, looks strikingly similar to his past work and stars actor Ma Dong-seok.
Casey Hudson, director of the original Knights of the Old Republic, is back with a new Star Wars RPG. Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic is a spiritual successor, not a direct sequel, and is in early development.
New York has enacted a groundbreaking law forcing advertisers to disclose the use of AI-generated people. It’s a major step for consumer transparency in the age of synthetic media. But will it be enough?
Palantir has received over 2,000 applications for its new Neurodivergent Fellowship, a program paying between $110,000 and $200,000 annually. The initiative, announced after CEO Alex Karp’s viral fidgeting video, is part of the company’s broader strategy to hire outside traditional tech pipelines.
Leading synthetic biologists have compiled a decade’s worth of hard-won lessons from building the world’s first synthetic yeast genome. Their new paper acts as a crucial troubleshooting guide for the next generation of synthetic biology projects.
Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated new phishing-as-a-service tool called “Spiderman.” It allows criminals to easily clone login pages for dozens of European banks and government portals, stealing everything from passwords to 2FA codes in a single, streamlined attack.
