Jay Graber leads Bluesky, a social network built on an open protocol with over 40 million users. Her vision is a decentralized digital world where users control their identity and data, not platform giants. It’s a radical idea with a very long road ahead.
Founded in 2015 by contractor brothers Jabbok and Willy Schlacks, EquipmentShare combines a rental fleet with its T3 telematics platform. The goal is to solve chronic jobsite problems like equipment downtime and poor communication by creating a single, interoperable operating system for construction
A surprising wave of executive departures has hit Apple in the last week, from its head of AI to its top lawyer. The shakeup comes as the company faces intense pressure to define its AI strategy in a rapidly changing tech landscape.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is pushing for a U.S. manufacturing comeback, arguing that not everyone needs a Stanford degree to be successful. He sees high-paying technician roles as critical for national growth and future AI infrastructure, even as the industry faces a massive worker shortage.
Researchers have created a new type of implantable biosensor that uses genetically modified bacteria as its power and detection source. The device wirelessly transmits data as the bacteria degrade a tiny magnesium antenna, requiring no external batteries.
According to a new forecast, 2026 will be a pivotal year where AI shifts from a novel tool to an essential, governed partner. The focus will move from development to the safe, ethical deployment of complex systems, driven by new laws and a need for real business integration.
Philippine conglomerate Megaworld is making a massive move to grow its real estate investment trust. The company plans to inject over $250 million worth of prime office and retail properties into MREIT throughout 2024.
The electric grid is under unprecedented strain from AI, bitcoin, and industrial electrification. A new approach treats these massive power users not as problems, but as flexible assets that can be dialed up or down to keep the grid stable. It’s a fundamental shift in how we manage capacity.
The UK’s Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has secured government funding to explore AI applications in the nuclear sector. Their regulatory sandbox will run until March 2026, focusing on waste characterization and non-destructive testing.
Being a Fortune 500 CEO has never been more precarious. With a 12% spike in departures in 2025, experts argue leaders need an “odd combination” of traits and a new kind of relationship with their boards to avoid a Shakespearean ending.
