Apple’s enterprise push is “very intentional”
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.
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Scientists Turn Quantum ‘Whisper’ Into Shout With Mirror Trick
Physicists have proposed a practical method to detect the Unruh effect, one of quantum physics’ most elusive predictions. By using mirrors and cooperative atoms, they can turn the faint signal into a clear, early flash of light. The breakthrough could bridge extreme physics with laboratory experimen
SOCRadar CISO Ensar Seker’s Impressive Cyber Security Journey
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
How Companies Are Actually Helping New Grads Get Hired
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.
Communication Isn’t Art—It’s Response Engineering
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.
Michael Burry fires back at Palantir CEO in wild short-seller feud
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.
Uber and Lyft CEOs Bet Big on Robotaxis Despite Huge Costs
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.
China Suspends Critical Mineral Export Curbs to US
China has suspended export controls on critical minerals and rare earth materials to the United States for one year. The move follows recent trade talks between Presidents Trump and Xi and reverses restrictions first imposed in October 2024.
America’s AI Dreams Are Hitting a Power Wall
America’s AI ambitions are colliding with a harsh reality: we’re running out of electricity. While China installed 429 GW of new power capacity in 2024, the US is struggling to keep up. This isn’t just about AI progress—it’s about your electricity bill too.
AI Malware Is Now Rewriting Its Own Code to Evade Detection
Hackers are creating malware that uses large language models to dynamically rewrite its own code and avoid detection. Google’s Threat Intelligence Group identified an experimental Trojan called PROMPTFLUX that interacts with Gemini AI’s API. While still in testing, this represents a significant esca