At first glance, the idea of ServiceNow spending up to seven billion dollars on Armis might look like yet another big-tech land grab into cybersecurity, but that reading misses the more interesting…
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The photo says more than a chart ever could. From above, Tel Aviv stretches outward in layers—old low-rise blocks pressed tightly together, sudden vertical jumps of glass and concrete, cranes frozen…
Intel’s reported advanced talks to acquire SambaNova for around $1.6 billion land with that familiar thud you get when a very big company reaches for something sharp and promising, hoping it might cut…
Cisco’s stock printing a new all-time high tends to trigger the same reflex every cycle: headlines about reinvention, AI-era rebirths, and the quiet suggestion that something fundamentally new has…
The second-ever invite-only conference by WiresConnect unfolded as one of those rare industry gatherings that actually felt focused rather than frantic, a single day where designers, entrepreneurs,…
The debut of the Bay Area Robotics Association doesn’t read like a routine industry event announcement padded with buzzwords and polite optimism. It feels more like a structural adjustment—an…
Cisco’s recent stock highs don’t signal a breakthrough so much as a long-delayed re-rating. Cisco Systems, Inc. hasn’t reinvented itself or unlocked a new category; it’s doing what it has always done…
Udemy has drawn a clear line in the sand about where it believes real value sits in an AI-saturated skills market, and it’s not where some people expected. As artificial intelligence compresses…
Fashion photography slipped into a strange, fascinating niche over the past decade, almost without announcing itself, where the photographer no longer waits for a brand brief, a seasonal lookbook, or…