News•Feb 13, 2026
Confirmed: Switch’s Virtual Boy Headset Can Play VR-Supported Switch Games Including Breath of the Wild and Mario Odyssey
Nintendo confirmed that its new Virtual Boy headset, available in full‑size and cardboard versions, can run the four Switch titles that feature VR modes – Super Mario Odyssey, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. The accessory pairs with the upcoming Nintendo Classics: Virtual Boy app, but testing showed it works directly with the VR‑enabled games. The cardboard headset allows free head movement, while the full‑size model can be stripped of its red filter for full‑color visuals. Breath of the Wild’s VR mode also survives on the upcoming Switch 2.
By Video Games Chronicle
News•Feb 13, 2026
Didero Raises $30M Series A for AI Procurement Platform
AI startup Didero announced a $30 million Series A round, co‑led by Chemistry and Headline with participation from Microsoft’s M12 venture fund. The financing will accelerate adoption of its AI‑driven procurement platform, which embeds autonomous agents into existing ERP and communication tools...
By Just AI News
News•Feb 13, 2026
FAST42 2026: Announcing The Ranking Of India’s Fastest-Growing D2C Brands
Inc42 unveiled FAST42 2026, its fifth edition ranking the 42 fastest‑growing Indian direct‑to‑consumer (D2C) brands. The list, compiled from over 250 applications, uses FY23‑FY25 CAGR and a minimum ₹1 Cr FY23 revenue threshold. Collectively the winners generated ₹2,100 Cr in revenue, secured...
By Inc42
Podcast•Feb 13, 2026•6 min
5038: IT Chills Get 'Realty' Check; It’s Raining Cheques for Deeptech Startups; and Tech Firms Fight 3-Hour Takedown Rule |...
The episode examines three key tech sector developments: Razorpay’s preparation for a $700 million-plus IPO, including its engagement with top investment banks; a sharp sell‑off in IT stocks that is spilling over into the realty market; and a surge in deep‑tech...
By Moneycontrol Podcast
News•Feb 13, 2026
Stanhope AI Raises $8M to Build Adaptive AI for Robotics and Defence
London‑based deep‑tech startup Stanhope AI closed a €6.7 million ($8 million) seed round led by Frontline Ventures to develop adaptive AI for robotics and defence. The company’s “Real World Model” leverages neuroscience principles, especially the Free Energy Principle, to enable edge‑run perception,...
By The Next Web (TNW)
Blog•Feb 13, 2026
How To Advertise A Startup With a Small Budget? 7 Plays That Get Your First 100 Customers with FameHero and...
Startups often fail from lack of visibility, not product flaws. The article outlines seven low‑budget tactics—centered on FameHero’s AI‑driven media placements and lean Google Ads—to secure a startup’s first 100 customers. FameHero claims to boost organic traffic up to fivefold...
By Programming Insider
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Align Your Messaging Cascade to Unlock Pipeline Growth
SaaS CMO: “How do we get more pipeline?” Me: “First, fix your messaging cascade.” Here’s where most teams go wrong: 1. Scattered messaging. Every channel says something different. 2. No clear core message. ICP’s pain point and your unique solution aren’t front and center. 3....
By devbasu
Social•Feb 13, 2026
LoRA Enables Cheap, Efficient Fine‑Tuning of Giant Models
LoRA: Teaching Massive AI Models New Skills Without Retraining Everything In this episode of Artificial Intelligence: Papers and Concepts, we break down LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) - a breakthrough technique that makes fine-tuning large language models faster, cheaper, and far more efficient....
By Satya Mallick
News•Feb 13, 2026
ScyAI Secures €2M and Launches AI Risk Platform for Real Assets
Zurich‑based ScyAI closed a €2 million pre‑seed round led by AENU and PT1, bringing together unicorn founders and angel investors. The startup launched an AI‑driven platform that merges operational data with external hazard models to create auditable, asset‑specific climate risk profiles....
By Tech.eu
Blog•Feb 13, 2026
Solar Surge: Texas Grid Roundup #88
Episode #88 of Solar Surge examines the rapid growth of utility‑scale solar in Texas, highlighting a Dallas Fed report that shows solar capacity added in 2025 matched 2024 levels despite tariffs and shifting federal policies. The show also discusses a...
By Texas Energy and Power Newsletter
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Validate Early, Build Moat Before Hype-Driven Launch
From now on, hype-centric splashy launches will likely be strongly uncorrelated with success. If by the time you launch you don’t have escape velocity, you will likely get Sybil attacked¹. Agents will spin up 10 competing products with your same interface. Start...
By Guillermo Rauch
News•Feb 13, 2026
Alliance Creative Group ACGX Launches AI Video Subscription Platform to Help Brands Publish Consistent Content at Scale
Alliance Creative Group (ACGX) unveiled an AI‑driven video subscription platform that lets brands generate short‑form videos at scale. The service offers per‑video pricing as low as $26, with monthly plans and no long‑term contracts. It targets Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube...
By MarTech Series
News•Feb 13, 2026
How Colorado's Educator-Focused AI Roadmap for K-12 Is Guiding Pilots, Professional Development, and Classroom Use
Colorado’s Education Initiative unveiled an educator‑focused AI roadmap that steers K‑12 districts through pilot programs, professional development, and classroom deployment. The plan allocates state grants, sets ethical standards, and defines measurable outcomes to gauge student performance. District leaders cite teacher...
By Education Week — Market Brief (industry)
News•Feb 13, 2026
Google’s Search Relations Team Debates If You Still Need A Website via @Sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google’s Search Relations team said the need for a website in 2026 depends on business goals and audience. They highlighted advantages such as data sovereignty, monetization control, and the ability to host custom tools, while also noting that many firms...
By Search Engine Journal
Blog•Feb 13, 2026
TikTok Adds 'Local Feed' — Perfect for Marketing Live Gigs
TikTok has introduced a new Local Feed tab that surfaces content based on a user’s immediate geography, recent activity, and topical relevance. The feature is designed to help musicians, venues, and promoters connect with audiences who are physically close enough...
By Hypebot
News•Feb 13, 2026
AI Can’t Improve Healthcare if Clinicians and Staff Aren’t Trained to Use, Orchestrate It
Healthcare systems are rapidly deploying AI for diagnosis, documentation, scheduling and patient communication, but many clinicians and support staff lack the training to use these tools effectively. The article argues that one‑time, checkbox‑style training creates risks such as automation bias...
By MedCity News
News•Feb 13, 2026
Ossisto Enters EdTech Space With Specialized Content Marketing and Recruitment Services for Educational Institutions
Virtual‑assistant firm Ossisto has launched an EdTech unit that provides specialized content marketing and recruitment services for higher‑education institutions, schools, and online learning providers. The offering targets enrollment growth and faculty hiring challenges by delivering agency‑level execution without traditional retainers,...
By HR Tech Series
Blog•Feb 13, 2026
Hanshow, University of Cambridge Team Up to Advance Next-Generation Augmented RFID
Hanshow and the University of Cambridge have announced a multi‑year research partnership to create next‑generation Augmented RFID systems built on ultra‑low‑power sensing and distributed hardware architectures. The collaboration blends Cambridge’s expertise in energy‑harvesting communication with Hanshow’s large‑scale edge‑computing and retail...
By RFID Journal
News•Feb 13, 2026
Photonic Claims “World-First” Quantum Teleportation Across Telus Fibre Network
Photonic announced it successfully teleported quantum information across 30 km of Telus’s commercial PureFibre network, marking the first time usable qubits have been transferred to a remote processing node on a live telecom backbone. The demonstration builds on earlier lab‑scale experiments...
By BetaKit (Canada)
News•Feb 13, 2026
AEP Contracted Large Load Pipeline Doubles to 56 GW
American Electric Power (AEP) announced its contracted large‑load pipeline will reach 56 GW by 2030, doubling from the previous quarter. Data centers account for roughly 90% of this new demand, especially in Texas, Ohio, Indiana and Oklahoma. The utility’s five‑year capital‑expenditure...
By Utility Dive (duplicate for evidence)
News•Feb 13, 2026
Maersk, Eurogate Plan €1 Billion Bet on Zero-Emission Bremerhaven Container Hub
Maersk’s APM Terminals and Germany’s Eurogate are negotiating a partnership that could inject up to €1 billion into Bremerhaven’s North Sea Terminal. The funding aims to fully electrify the site, power it with renewables and lift capacity from 3 million to 4 million...
By gCaptain
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Data Engineering: Experience Beats Tutorials Through Pattern Recognition
After years in data engineering, I've realized the job is mostly pattern recognition. You see a problem. You recognize it as a variant of a problem you've solved before. You apply a known solution with modifications. This is why experience matters more...
By SSP Data
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Narrow Positioning and Separate Budgets Beat Industry Giants
My top 5 takeaways from my chat with Gille Berteaux, Livestorm's CEO (nearly $20M ARR, 3,500 customers): 1. Expanding too broadly can kill product-market fit: After COVID, they added meetings and sales demos. Suddenly they looked like a smaller version of...
By Omer Khan
News•Feb 13, 2026
Axiom Space Raises $350M to Fuel Station, Suit Development
Axiom Space announced a $350 million capital raise, co‑led by Type One Ventures and Qatar Investment Authority, to accelerate its commercial space‑station program and the development of NASA‑contracted AxEMU spacesuits. The funding will finance the design, testing and launch of two...
By Payload
Blog•Feb 13, 2026
SlipLift Automates Trailer Unloading for More Sites, Says Slip Robotics
Slip Robotics unveiled SlipLift, a new autonomous platform that separates the mobile robot from its payload, allowing it to load or unload any trailer in roughly five minutes. The system supports freight up to 20,000 lb and requires no Wi‑Fi or...
By Mobile Robot Guide
Podcast•Feb 13, 2026•32 min
Women in Science, Robotics, Automation, SLAS, and Lilly Updates
The episode opens with a celebration of Women in Science Day, highlighting the historic origin of the term “scientist” and the push for greater female leadership in biotech. Medra CEO Michelle Lee discusses how the company is merging robotics with...
By Touching Base (GEN Podcasts)
Blog•Feb 13, 2026
Migrating to Databricks – A Guide
The guide cautions that moving to Databricks won’t fix weak data fundamentals; organizations must first establish clear dev‑prod separation, version‑controlled code, and cost accountability. It urges teams to define real needs, avoid over‑architecting, and split infrastructure choices from data‑architecture decisions....
By Confessions of a Data Guy
News•Feb 13, 2026
Return Policies Deterring Nearly Half of Shoppers Before Checkout: Cashew Research
Cashew Research’s "Data Drop: The Returns Revolt" surveyed 2,000 North‑American shoppers and found that 47% hesitate to buy when return shipping isn’t free. The study shows returns act as a trust signal that shapes conversion rates before checkout, not just...
By Retail Insider Canada
Social•Feb 13, 2026
World‑class Skill Invisible without Buyer‑centric Packaging
You can be world-class and still invisible. Just ask Joshua Bell, one of the world’s top violinists... In 2007, Joshua Bell played his $3.5M Stradivarius violin for 45 minutes in a Washington, D.C. subway station. Only 7 people stopped to listen. The same...
By Katelyn Bourgoin
Social•Feb 13, 2026
CellRank Maps Trajectories From Destructive Single‑cell RNA‑seq
🧵 Single-cell RNA-seq is destructive. You sequence the cells, they're gone. So how do you reconstruct cellular trajectories? Like tracking stem cells as they differentiate? Enter CellRank. https://t.co/HqHnErHYNy
By Ming Tang
News•Feb 13, 2026
Robot Talk Episode 144 – Robot Trust in Humans, with Samuele Vinanzi
In a recent Robot Talk episode, senior lecturer Samuele Vinanzi discussed how robots can evaluate human trustworthiness using behavioral cues. His work in cognitive robotics merges AI, psychology, and cognitive science to give machines social awareness. Vinanzi’s research emphasizes emotional...
By Robohub
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Incentives Keep Frontier AI Labs Private, Excluding Public Investors
it's deeply unfortunate that incentives have aligned such that all these frontier AI labs and other tech companies are way better off staying private and the general public cannot invest in them despite desperately wishing they could.
By Harrison Kinsley
Social•Feb 13, 2026
AI Hype Isn’t Boosting Profit Margins Across the Economy
If AI were living up to its hype, it would be benefiting the ENTIRE ECONOMY. IT ISN'T. Profit margins outside the tech sector would be growing. THEY'RE NOT. https://t.co/GXT1r783t0
By Steve Hanke
News•Feb 13, 2026
Addverb’s Humanoid Bet: How This Noida Robotics Startup Is Building Physical AI
Addverb, a Noida‑based robotics firm backed by Reliance, has introduced its first humanoid robot—a six‑foot, 80 kg machine capable of carrying 15 kg and equipped with wheels for legs. The humanoid is designed for unstructured factory and warehouse settings where traditional automation...
By Inc42
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Falcon 9 Booster B1101 Achieves First RTLS Landing
SpaceX's Falcon9 Booster B1101 successfully completes first Return To Launch Site, RTLS, landing at LC-40 at CCSFS, FL. 📷by @rpg571 https://t.co/uKq0saMaYW
By Felix Schlang
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Stay Grounded Amid Rapid Bioinformatics Advances
🧵Bioinformatics evolves fast. New tech. New data. New analysis. But here's how to stay grounded and not get overwhelmed: https://t.co/ZyxcLRExC6
By Ming Tang
News•Feb 13, 2026
Bankruptcy Threat Looms as Quince Runs Out of Options
Quince Therapeutics warned investors it may need bankruptcy protection after its lead drug eDSP failed a pivotal phase 3 trial for ataxia‑telangiectasia. The SEC filing disclosed less than $6 million in cash, $12 million in short‑term investments and a $16 million unsecured line of...
By pharmaphorum
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Ad Spend Won’t Drive Pipeline Without Revenue‑Focused Strategy
More ad spend ≠ more pipeline. Teams skip 3 basics: • Bottom-up strategy • Quality over cheap CPL • Revenue reporting, not click reporting Miss this and you get: Traffic up. Demos flat. Sales frustrated. Budget cut. What are you optimizing for? https://t.co/U8B9p57BkD
By devbasu
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Banking Success Requires Both Technical and Cultural Agility
AI is no longer just a tool in banking operations. Success now depends on technical agility and cultural agility working together. https://t.co/YZfpW5Gt6i
By Brett King
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Ring Ends Police‑alert Partnership After Super Bowl Ad Backlash
Amazon’s Ring Scraps Police-Notification Partnership After Backlash Over Super Bowl Ad About AI-Enabled Dog Finder https://t.co/nG8OTj4GwM via @variety
By Todd Spangler
Social•Feb 13, 2026
AI Spending Lifts some Assets, Hurts Major Stock Valuations
The AI capex boom is absolutely stimulative to *certain* assets in the ecosystem and supply chain, but that won't be Mag7 stock prices from here. Revenue growth is slowing, input prices rising and you can connect the dots on what...
By Quinn Thompson
Social•Feb 13, 2026
AI Generates Statistical Results, Not Guaranteed Software Outputs
AI differs from software; outputs are statistical, not guaranteed, requiring careful training and evaluation. https://t.co/4SGQMgdys0
By Satya Mallick
Social•Feb 13, 2026
The 5ers Introduces Overnight Futures Prop Trading
🚨 @the5erstrading releases details for @The5ersFutures On my panel at @iFXEXPO they said big things were coming… Only futures prop to allow overnight holds Looks like the evolution is here. What do you think - strong proposition or not competitive enough?👇
By Kathy Lien
Social•Feb 13, 2026
All‑Economy Planes Won’t Halve Aviation Emissions, Warns Expert
If we made every airliner all-economy - could that slash aviation's emissions by 50%? Not so fast, argues RAeS Head of Research Naomi Allen, who warns against 'easy wins' to sustainability #avgeek https://t.co/tOVFLw7vLK https://t.co/bNd4bey0XQ
By Tim Robinson
Social•Feb 13, 2026
Starlink Shutdown Blinds Russian Drones and Command Posts
“The shutdown didn’t only reduce Russian drone strikes. On the front lines, it also partially blinded Russian command posts and drone crews that relied on Starlink for communication, livestreams and more-precise control of assaults as commanders got real-time footage of...
By Franz‑Stefan Gady
Social•Feb 13, 2026
One System Beats Twenty Prompts for Real Productivity
Prompt lists don’t make you productive. Systems do. AI helps when you: • standardize inputs • reduce decisions • repeat the same loop One system > 20 prompts. https://t.co/F6ofGD7w6y
By Giuliano Liguori