Industry Leaders Challenge Ofgem’s Expanding Mandate Britain’s energy sector is mounting an unprecedented challenge against its own regulator, with Energy…
Government technology startup Starbridge has raised $42 million in Series A funding led by David Sacks’ Craft Ventures. The platform helps businesses identify and pursue public sector contracts through AI-powered data aggregation and analysis.
Starbridge, a startup focused on modernizing how businesses sell to the public sector, has secured $42 million in Series A funding led by David Sacks’ Craft Ventures, according to reports from TechCrunch. The substantial investment round signals growing investor interest in the traditionally challenging government technology sector, sources indicate.
Carrier Pricing Adjustments Fuel Unprecedented Rate Projections The logistics industry is bracing for what analysts predict will be record-breaking ground…
Breakthrough research reveals how designed molecules can selectively steer G protein-coupled receptor signaling toward specific pathways. The findings could lead to more precise drugs with fewer side effects by controlling which cellular responses are activated.
Scientists have reportedly developed a new class of compounds that can reprogram how cells respond to signals, according to research published in Nature. These engineered molecules, known as allosteric modulators, demonstrate the ability to change which G protein subtypes are activated by G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs), potentially opening new avenues for drug development with enhanced specificity and reduced side effects.
Introduction: The Interplay of Doping and Electron Correlation In the quest to understand and engineer superconducting materials, researchers have turned…
Apple has launched a significantly upgraded Developer Strap for Vision Pro that reportedly delivers data transfer speeds up to 40 times faster than the original version. The accessory remains priced at $299 but is only available to registered Apple Developer Program members. Sources indicate the new strap maintains the same design while dramatically improving connectivity performance.
Apple has released a second-generation Developer Strap for its Vision Pro headset that reportedly offers dramatically improved data transfer capabilities compared to the original version. According to reports, the new accessory provides transfer speeds of up to 20 Gbps when connected to a Mac, representing approximately a 40-fold increase over the first-generation strap’s USB 2.0 limitation of 480 Mbps.
Quantum Computing’s Practical Promise Takes a Leap Forward Google has announced a significant advancement in quantum computing that brings the…
Streaming Giant’s Financial Performance Under Microscope Netflix’s impressive six-quarter streak of exceeding earnings expectations came to an abrupt halt this…
