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Quote of the day by PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel: 'I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible' — a foundational thesis of the new tech elite
Technology has marched forward over the last couple of decades at the same time as basic freedoms and rights have been eroded
The Bear's finale is worth savoring — here's why the comedy-drama's ending works so well
The Bear has served its last course — and the comedy-drama's final episode is a near-perfect way for it to bow out.
Quote of the day by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: 'People talk about AI reducing jobs — complete nonsense' — pushing back against automation fears
Automation has long been considered a threat to jobs and employment, but not everybody agrees – least of all those architecting the AI buildout
Why operational systems struggle to keep up with real-world execution
Enterprise systems aren’t broken, but businesses are increasingly operating around them.
Know your agent: building the foundation of autonomous commerce
As AI agents become autonomous, establishing cryptographic trust and verifying identity is crucial for business security.
The dual approach: why AI is both an enabler and a responsibility in telecoms
As UK telecoms intensify their journey toward Net Zero and with 6G on the horizon, AI is emerging as both a transformative enabler and a sustainability challenge.
I'm a digital minimalist, which is why I think more Android phone makers need to take cues from Nothing OS
The monochrome design may not be for everyone, but Nothing’s take on Android feels tailor-made for me — and the cool innovations and community contributions are welcome bonuses, too.
Quote of the day by former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer: 'There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share' — a staggering misread of the future of consumer devices
The iPhone has become one of the most successful consumer and business devices in history, defying initial doom and gloom
