Image by Matt Henry on Unsplash Tesla just made a bold move — again. The electric car and energy company has asked its shareholders to approve a massive $29 billion compensation package for CEO Elon Musk. But this isn’t just about a big payday. It’s a high-stakes, high-drama chapter in Tesla’s fight to keep Musk […]
A brewing clash between game makers, payment giants, and marketplaces raises big questions about content, control, and who’s really calling the shots online. Image by 8 verthing from Unsplash If you’ve been following the recent wave of adult games getting pulled or hidden from popular platforms, you’ve probably seen the headlines: “Payment processors are cracking
The rise of artificial intelligence isn’t just about smarter apps. It’s forcing the world’s biggest tech companies to rebuild the very foundation of computing. Photo by Milad Fakurian on Unsplash Let’s just say it: AI is hungry. Not for data (though it loves that too), but for power—computing power. Over the past year, we’ve seen
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Credit: Boitumelo on Unsplash As AI tools keep getting smarter, the role of the software developer is quietly shifting. Writing perfect lines of code isn’t going away anytime soon — but it’s no longer the whole story. Figuring out how to prompt, guide, and even question AI is emerging as a core skill for tomorrow’s
Image by Andrea De Santis on Unsplash Apple looks like it’s quietly stepping deeper into the world of AI—and not just by partnering with other companies. According to a recent Bloomberg report, the tech giant has launched a new team focused on creating what’s being called an “answer engine.” If it sounds like a ChatGPT
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Photo by Manny Becerra on Unsplash So, here’s a wild one from the world of artificial intelligence and high-level math: OpenAI just claimed that one of its experimental AI models scored gold-level performance at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO). That’s the kind of competition where even top human students walk away with bruised brains—and fewer
Photo by Mak on Unsplash When a company wrings a 40% speed gain out of its product, it’s hard not to get curious. That’s exactly what Mailchimp did—but this performance jump came with a tradeoff: tighter governance that left some developers wishing for more room to move. Why Mailchimp Went Chasing Speed Mailchimp’s original goal
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Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash If your company is running SharePoint on premises, it’s time to hit pause and listen up. A high-severity vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Server (CVE-2025-53770) is currently under active exploitation worldwide — and it’s not just a theoretical risk. Researchers and even federal agencies are confirming breaches due to this
Photo by Invest Europe on Unsplash CRV, the 55-year-old venture capital firm behind early bets on DoorDash, Mercury, and Vercel, just raised a new fund — but this time, they trimmed it down. Instead of another billion-dollar pool, the firm locked in $750 million for its twentieth flagship fund. And here’s the kicker: they closed
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Photo by Phil Cln on UnsplashIf you’re a startup founder eyeing a Series C round, here’s the hard truth: capital is out there, but getting it feels tougher than ever. At TechCrunch’s All Stage conference this July, Cathy Gao, a partner at Sapphire Ventures, shared exactly why raising a Series C in 2025 isn’t for
