Foremski's last word: When every company is a media company
We are in the midst of a global disruption of the media industry thanks to Silicon Valley technologies.
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Cyberus creates the sound of a passwordless future
Passwords create a vulnerability in a security system because humans are bad at setting and using them -- much better to have a machine-to-machine exchange and Cyberus knows what that sounds like.
Beegol raises $4.2m for diagnostic and self-healing network technology
Internet connection jitters can be a daily frustration but Beegol always knows who's to blame.
Hey Elon, the media business isn't rocket science. It's harder
Elon Musk might have bitten off more than he can chew with the proposed acquisition of Twitter. Rocket science is way easier than finding a winning strategy in the declining media industry.
SunVia bets that controlling your own identity will make the metaverse successful
There's a battle raging over data privacy. SunVia's solution gives control to the individual and creates a more ethical relationship between consumers and corporations.
California startups team with Germany's BCC Group to launch Web3Link smart contracts platform
Former Tibco execs have teamed up to use their decades of experience with financial services clients to craft a platform that integrates existing IT with the new world of exotic Web 3 technologies such as smart contracts and NFTs.
Ransomware sneaks in with remote workers and cloud-based IT says CyberRisk Alliance survey
2021 showed a pandemic-sized increase in of ransomware and now nearly one-third of IT professionals believe there is nothing that can be done to stop the attacks.
Report: Ransomware attacks fall but new threats appear
Ransomware attacks have fallen, but more potent threats are waiting in the wings, says NCC Group.
Driivz: Managing the complexity of tomorrow's EV world
Many countries have chosen electric vehicles as their future mode of transport and that means there's a need for software to manage this revolution in mobility and energy use.
Bardeen.ai moves out of stealth for browser-based no-code productivity platform
We shouldn't have to work for our apps – we can automate those daily mind-numbing repetitive tasks, says stealthy startup.