Samsung is teaming up with Mark Cuban to bring AI education to US schools through its Solve for Tomorrow initiative. The program includes $29 million in technology, AI bootcamps, and teacher training resources to address the significant gap in AI education.
Paperboy Ventures is launching its first $3 million fund targeting early-stage CPG brands. The unique model combines media coverage with direct investment, featuring an unusual fee structure that eliminates management fees after just two years.
The European Space Agency is installing Equal1’s Bell-1 quantum computer at its Italian facility to accelerate Earth Observation data processing. The 6-qubit system operates at near-absolute zero temperatures and plugs into standard data center infrastructure. This represents one of the first practi
Apple’s business marketing leads explain the company’s deliberate enterprise strategy amid M5 MacBook Pro launch. The approach centers on three core pillars designed to win over corporate IT departments.
Ensar Seker serves as CISO at threat intelligence company SOCRadar, bringing extensive experience from NATO’s cyber defense center and major security firms. He’s delivered over 100 keynote addresses worldwide and authored more than 300 publications on cybersecurity topics. His background includes le
The employment outlook for new college graduates has gotten tougher, but businesses are stepping up with creative solutions. From micro-apprenticeships to real-world labs, companies are finding ways to build their talent pipelines while giving grads meaningful experience.
A Forbes Council member reframes communication as a mechanical process of engineering specific responses. The approach starts with understanding the receiver’s mental model rather than what you want to say. This response-driven design applies to leadership, negotiation, and public administration.
The investor behind “The Big Short” is trading blows with Palantir’s CEO over a massive short position. Burry revealed puts on 5 million Palantir shares worth $912 million, sparking a war of words that’s rocking the AI stock.
According to an Inc. 500 veteran who coached dozens of companies, adopting a buyer’s perspective creates what he calls an “exit blueprint.” This systematic approach to decision-making builds sustainable competitive advantages that benefit current operations regardless of future ownership plans. The
Uber and Lyft’s CEOs say markets with robotaxis are growing faster than comparable cities without autonomous vehicles. Both companies have secured partnerships with Waymo and others, but profitability remains elusive despite the promising demand signals.
