When Engineers Become Bosses, the Real Work Has Nothing to Do With Code
IEEE Spectrum breaks down why the leap from technical expert to organizational leader demands an entirely different skillset — and how to build it.
When Engineers Become Bosses, the Real Work Has Nothing to Do With Code
IEEE Spectrum breaks down why the leap from technical expert to organizational leader demands an entirely different skillset — and how to build it.
Natural Grocers Is Hiring in Appleton Before Its Wisconsin Doors Even Open
Natural Grocers is recruiting full- and part-time staff ahead of its new Appleton, Wisconsin store opening, offering benefits from day one.
A Leaked Xbox Elite 3 Prototype Shows Microsoft Experimenting With a Controller-Embedded Display
A leaked Xbox Elite 3 prototype reveals a small built-in screen on the controller, hinting at Microsoft’s next premium gamepad ambitions.
Zuckerberg’s AI Vision Would Replace the Messy, Irreplaceable Parts of Being Human
Meta’s CEO wants AI to solve loneliness and be your best friend. Critics say he’s missed the point of both.
Two Wiz Founders Go It Alone on Reshet 13 Deal After Consortium Falls Apart
Wiz co-founders Rappaport and Costica will finance the Reshet 13 acquisition solo after partner investors withdrew from the deal.
AI Testing Startup Qantm AI Lands on CNBC’s Radar After Globes Coverage
Israeli AI testing startup Qantm AI earns CNBC recognition after Globes coverage, spotlighting its automated model evaluation platform.
Arbe Robotics Heads to Jefferies 2026 Tech Conference With Radar Ambitions on the Table
Arbe Robotics will present at the 2026 Jefferies Semiconductor & Communications Technology Conference, spotlighting its high-res radar silicon.
Israel’s Defense IPOs Are Minting Fortunes — But Not for Everyone
Israel’s defense tech IPOs are surging on war-driven demand, but the gains aren’t evenly spread across new market entrants.
Smart TVs Are Being Used as Proxy Gateways — LG Is Moving to Shut That Down
LG is banning residential proxy apps from its Smart TV platform after reports that TVs were being silently enrolled as proxy nodes.
Decart Is Exploring a $5 Billion Exit as AI Infrastructure Demand Reaches a Fever Pitch
Decart, an AI startup known for its real-time world simulation tech, is weighing exit options at a $5B valuation.