Canadian startup sells backup data for outages and travel
In light of today’s internet outage, the Canadian startup Sweat Free Telecom has come onto our radar since it sells
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Desjah
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Congrats! Joey Bada$$ Confirms Engagement To Serayah Amid Ongoing TDE Feud (VIDEO)
Joey Bada$$ is shaking the table—and it’s not just his bars that have the internet buzzing. In the midst of
Alejandro Damron
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AI and load balancing
Just as cloud computing led to the emergence of software-defined (SD) load balancing, the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is taking
Marigold
02:20
How publishers like Texas Monthly and Axios turn engagement data into revenue
Publishers have long chased growth through social platforms and short-term traffic spikes. These tactics often prioritize volume over value, inflating
Sam Bradley
02:20
Coca-Cola grants vote of confidence to WPP with Open X renewal
WPP retained its account, which covers global creative, and media outside North America, with the beverage giant...
Tim Peterson
02:20
Future of TV Briefing: How flexibility could funnel more upfront dollars to Amazon & Netflix this year
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how Amazon and Netflix offer upfront advertisers more extensive cancellation options, which
Carl Franzen
22:21
OpenAI updates its new Responses API rapidly with MCP support, GPT-4o native image gen, and more enterprise features
Support for remote Model Context Protocol servers, integration of image generation and Code Interpreter tools, and upgrades to file search...
Carl Franzen
22:21
Mistral AI launches Devstral, powerful new open source SWE agent model that runs on laptops
Beyond performance and portability, its Apache 2.0 license offers a compelling proposition for commercial applications...
Dean Takahashi
22:21
Voya Games raises $5M to grow casual Web3 game Craft World
Voya Games raised $5 million in funding to support the growth of Craft World, a casual Web3 game...
Lloyd Wrona
22:20
35% efficiency boost seen in spin-torque heat-assisted magnetic recording
In conventional heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR), a laser is used to locally heat the recording medium to facilitate data writing.
