This Edtech Startup Is Rebuilding the Textbook as a Short-Form Video Feed
ScrollEd is turning dense academic content into vertical video lessons, betting students learn better when curriculum looks like their social feeds.
This Edtech Startup Is Rebuilding the Textbook as a Short-Form Video Feed
ScrollEd is turning dense academic content into vertical video lessons, betting students learn better when curriculum looks like their social feeds.
TECH1 2026 Will Pack 1,500 High-Tech Leaders Into Tel Aviv the Morning After Election Night
TECH1 2026 brings 1,500 tech executives to Tel Aviv the day after national elections, making it one of the year’s most watched industry summits.
Australia Nabs Two Members of TeamPCP, the Supply Chain Gang That Poisoned Developer Tools
Australian authorities arrested two alleged TeamPCP members tied to supply chain attacks targeting developer ecosystems worldwide.
The Productivity Tool That Ditches the Dashboard and Gives You a Plain Text File
Tasks.txt strips away every feature you don’t need. It’s just a text document — and that might be the point.
TORM Issues New Shares as Restricted Stock Units Vest, Nudging Total Share Count Past 60 Million
TORM plc issues new A shares following RSU vesting, raising total share capital as part of its ongoing employee incentive program.
Palo Alto Networks Founder’s New Startup Cylake Pulls In $245 Million to Take on Enterprise Cyber Defense
Cylake, the cybersecurity startup founded by Palo Alto Networks co-founder Nir Zuk, has raised $245 million in fresh venture funding.
Petlibro’s Latest Feeder Uses AI to Stop One Cat From Stealing Another’s Dinner
Petlibro’s new AI-powered feeder recognizes individual cats and controls portion access, solving a long-standing problem in multi-cat households.
Scientists Have Identified the Exact Neurons That Flip the Switch on Human Sleep
Researchers pinpoint specific brain cells responsible for initiating sleep, a discovery that could reshape how we treat insomnia and sleep disorders.
Hardcoded Secrets Are Hiding in Plain Sight Inside MCP Config Files — and Your Scanner Probably Misses Them
New research reveals 1 in 8 credentials in public MCP config files are hardcoded secrets that most security scanning tools can’t detect.
The Science Behind Why a Rogue AI Cannot Engineer a Pandemic That Ends Civilization
Experts say the doomsday scenario of AI-designed bioweapons wiping out humanity is far less plausible than the headlines suggest.