News•Feb 12, 2026
GE HealthCare Installs Allia Moveo at USF Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation
GE HealthCare’s Allia Moveo, a compact cable‑free C‑arm with a lateral wide‑bore for Cone Beam CT, has been installed at the University of South Florida’s Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS). This makes CAMLS the first Florida and third‑world site to host the system, and the first simulation center globally to train on this hybrid OR technology. A second unit will move to Tampa General Hospital for clinical use later in 2026. The deployment supports a "train‑then‑treat" strategy aimed at boosting staff proficiency before live surgeries.
By HIT Consultant
News•Feb 12, 2026
A Guide to the Best Disaster Recovery Solutions for Health Care Organizations
Healthcare providers face heightened risk from cyber attacks and natural disasters, making robust disaster recovery essential. Vendors such as Dataprise, Veeam, Acronis, Zerto, and Carbonite offer cloud, hybrid, and on‑premises solutions that promise rapid recovery, HIPAA compliance, and proactive monitoring....
By MedCity News
News•Feb 12, 2026
Behind the Flight: Essential Roles at UAS Test Sites
The FAA’s UAS test site program now includes nine locations across the United States, two of which opened in 2026, to validate critical drone technologies such as detect‑and‑avoid, BVLOS, and UTM. Test sites serve a dual purpose: they provide manufacturers...
By Commercial UAV News (if feed accessible)
News•Feb 12, 2026
Andor Health Scores Three Premier Contracts to Automate Virtual Care
Andor Health, a leader in agentic AI, has secured three national contracts with Premier Inc. The agreements span Virtual Care (effective Dec 1, 2025), Clinical Communications & Collaboration (Feb 1, 2026), and Remote Patient Monitoring (Mar 1, 2026). They grant Premier members access to ThinkAndor®, an...
By HIT Consultant
News•Feb 12, 2026
Terray’s AI Model Accelerates Drug Potency Prediction, Pose Not Needed
Terray Therapeutics unveiled TerraBind, an AI model that predicts small‑molecule potency without generating a binding pose. The model delivers roughly 20% higher accuracy and a 26‑fold efficiency boost versus the open‑source Boltz‑2 benchmark. By eliminating the computationally intensive pose step,...
By GEN (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News)
Blog•Feb 12, 2026
Deposing the Sorcerer’s Apprentice
President Trump created the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and installed Elon Musk as its temporary head. Musk announced that his team dismantled the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) over a weekend, prompting a lawsuit alleging violations of the...
By Notice & Comment (Yale Journal on Regulation)
News•Feb 12, 2026
AI Content Licensing for Merchants
Microsoft unveiled its Publisher Content Marketplace and Amazon is reportedly building a similar AI content‑licensing platform, aiming to formalize how large language models access copyrighted material. The initiatives respond to publisher complaints that AI summarizations siphon traffic and revenue without...
By Practical Ecommerce
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Create Custom Tax‑Saving Real‑Estate Portals Without Coding
🖥️ How To Build Any Website You Want 🏘️ My mentees needed a new portal to estimate their tax savings and find the best properties for cash flow and growth. Developers were extremely expensive, so instead I found Emergent where...
By Ryan Nork
News•Feb 12, 2026
RxERP Integrates Embedded Microtransponder Technology for Improved Pharmaceutical Traceability
RxERP has signed a licensing agreement with p‑Chip Corporation to embed light‑activated microtransponder tags into its pharmaceutical ERP serialization workflows. The embedded tags provide a permanent, tamper‑resistant digital ID that links directly to RxERP’s receiving, inventory, verification and reporting records,...
By ERP Today
News•Feb 12, 2026
Statutory Sick Pay and the Future of Payroll (Webinar)
The UK Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces day‑one statutory sick pay and removes the lower earnings limit, reshaping payroll compliance. Employers must adjust payroll systems within the first 12 months to accommodate immediate SSP payments and altered eligibility for part‑time...
By Personnel Today
News•Feb 12, 2026
Blinded by Science: The Importance of RWD and Post-Market Surveillance
The explosive uptake of GLP‑1 drugs—now used by roughly 12% of U.S. adults—has spotlighted both their therapeutic benefits and emerging safety concerns. Post‑market surveillance, leveraging real‑world data (RWD), is uncovering rare vision‑related adverse events that clinical trials missed. AI‑driven analytics...
By MedCity News
News•Feb 12, 2026
Amazon’s Send to Alexa Plus Makes the Kindle Scribe Feel More Like a Productivity Device
Amazon introduced Send to Alexa Plus, a new feature for Kindle Scribe and Scribe Colorsoft that lets users push handwritten notes or PDFs to Alexa’s AI assistant. Alexa can summarize content, generate to‑do lists, calendar events, reminders, and even draft...
By The Verge
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Interfaces Evolve: Physical Space Becomes the UI
Interfaces are slowly leaving the screen. Instead of pressing buttons, you interact with things that behave like real objects in space. In this case, music stops being a timeline and becomes something you can walk around, touch, and reshape from any angle. And...
By Ilir Aliu
Blog•Feb 12, 2026
8am Expands LawPay Into Full Financial Management Platform for Law Firms, with Payments, Billing and Reporting
8am has upgraded its LawPay platform into a full‑service financial management solution for law firms, adding invoicing, time‑tracking, expense management, and real‑time reporting to its existing payments engine. The new offering features Smart Spend, an automated expense tool powered by...
By LawSites (LawNext) by Bob Ambrogi
Blog•Feb 12, 2026
A Path to Understanding Autonomy in Defense Technology
The column argues that military autonomy should augment, not replace, commander authority by delegating specific tasks while retaining legal and ethical responsibility. It highlights three pillars—low‑cost, near‑exquisite systems, cross‑vendor interoperability, and a DevOps‑style hardware development model—as essential for trust and...
By The Cipher Brief
News•Feb 12, 2026
Schema Validation Comes to Pulumi ESC with Fn::validate
Pulumi’s Elastic Service Config (ESC) now includes a built‑in fn::validate function that checks configuration values against JSON Schema at save time. The feature instantly rejects invalid settings, preventing misconfigurations from reaching deployment pipelines or production. Users can define simple type checks...
By Pulumi Blog
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Judgment, Not Coding, Is AI Era’s Most Valuable Skill
What’s the most valuable skill in the AI era? ⛔ It’s not coding. ⛔ It’s not prompt tricks. ⛔ It’s not “keeping up with the latest model.” 💪 It’s judgment. Every time a new AI capability drops, the debate centers on how powerful it is....
By Cassie Kozyrkov
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Trust Becomes Key Differentiator Amid AI Content Surge
82% of marketing teams are increasing content in 2026. The content boom isn’t slowing down. And brand-only publishing isn’t enough anymore. The most advanced teams are building what I call a trust portfolio. Marketing manages the systems, assets, and standards. Trusted individuals inside...
By Joe Pulizzi
News•Feb 12, 2026
Viral AI Caricatures Highlight Shadow AI Dangers
A viral Instagram and LinkedIn trend sees millions prompting ChatGPT to generate caricatures that describe their jobs, then posting the images publicly. The practice unintentionally reveals how employees use large language models (LLMs) at work and what data they may...
By eSecurity Planet
News•Feb 12, 2026
What It Really Means: Supply Chain Control Towers
Supply chain control towers are organizational hubs that combine people, data, and decision rights to manage complexity, rather than merely software platforms. Enabled by integrated digital tools, they can focus on logistics, planning, or end‑to‑end execution across varying time horizons....
By Supply Chain Management Review (SCMR)
News•Feb 12, 2026
China’s New Maritime Combat Drone Poised for Global Success: Analysts
China unveiled the Wing‑Loong X maritime combat drone at the Singapore Airshow, marking its first regional display. The UAV, designed for surveillance and strike missions, builds on the proven Wing Loong family and targets buyers unable to afford Western systems....
By Defense News – Unmanned
News•Feb 12, 2026
World Leaks Ransomware Group Adds Stealthy, Custom Malware ‘RustyRocket’ to Attacks
World Leaks, a high‑profile extortion group, has introduced a new Rust‑written malware called RustyRocket, according to Accenture research. The tool provides stealthy persistence on both Windows and Linux systems, using heavily obfuscated, multi‑layered encrypted tunnels to exfiltrate data and proxy...
By Infosecurity Magazine
News•Feb 12, 2026
EXCLUSIVE | Trump Pauses China Tech Curbs Ahead of Xi Summit
The Trump administration has temporarily shelved a suite of technology security measures targeting Chinese firms ahead of the April Trump‑Xi summit. The paused actions include a ban on China Telecom’s U.S. operations, restrictions on Chinese equipment in data centres, and...
By BusinessLIVE
Blog•Feb 12, 2026
From Text ➡️ Dashboards
In this episode the host shares resources for both learners and active traders, highlighting the free CME Trading Simulator and educational posts on implied forwards and Jensen's inequality. The main focus is on using AI tools to transform textual insights...
By Moontower
News•Feb 12, 2026
Integrating FIDO Standards Into Secure OT Connectivity — A Practical Path to Resilience
The FIDO Alliance is mapping its phishing‑resistant passkeys, Device Onboard (FDO) and emerging Bare Metal Onboarding (BMO) to the UK NCSC’s Secure Connectivity Principles for Operational Technology. By replacing passwords with cryptographic credentials, FIDO eliminates the most common breach vector...
By FIDO Alliance – News/Blog
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Sanofi's Board Ousts Hudson, New CEO Faces Dupixent Gap
So Sanofi's board strikes again. Paul Hudson gets the old Paris boot 6 years after taking on the task of remaking the pipeline. It hasn't gone well. Next: Belen Garijo. She has a few years to get ready for the...
By John Carroll
Podcast•Feb 12, 2026•22 min
Bootstrapping to $50M ARR in Vertical SaaS | Vantaca's HOA Software Playbook
In this episode, Ben Currin, CEO of Vantaca, explains how the company bootstrapped a vertical SaaS platform for HOA management from under $1M ARR to $50M ARR, first reaching $5–10M without external funding and then scaling tenfold after a minority...
By SaaS Interviews with CEOs
News•Feb 12, 2026
The Download: AI-Enhanced Cybercrime, and Secure AI Assistants
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a tool for cybercriminals, enabling faster, lower‑skill attacks and fueling a surge in deep‑fake‑driven scams. At the same time, AI‑powered personal assistants such as OpenClaw expose massive amounts of user data, raising urgent security concerns....
By MIT Technology Review
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Choose AI for Purposeful Creation, Not Just Task Automation
Reading this essay made me ask myself a question: am I using this to „do the thing“ or just to „do a thing?“ Interesting nuance here. I personally use AI very much as a deliberate tool, both in building & running a...
By Arvid Kahl
News•Feb 12, 2026
Quick Formative Assessment Strategies that Make a Big Impact
ScreenPal is hosting a free webinar on February 27, 2026 titled “Quick Formative Assessment Strategies that Make a Big Impact.” The session showcases how video reflections and walk‑throughs can replace traditional quizzes, giving teachers real‑time insight into student thinking. It also highlights...
By Class Tech Tips (Monica Burns)
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Narrowing Focus Revives Growth After Overexpansion
Are you justifying 'how our product's different' on every sales call? There’s a reason and a counter-intuitive solution: Gilles Bertaux's company experienced this firsthand. They grew from $2M ARR to $9M ARR in one year during COVID. But then they almost lost...
By Omer Khan
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Meet Your Audience Where They Live, Then Speak
When you need a message to resonate, start with the right questions. Who is the audience in this moment? What are they thinking about on a normal day? What do they care about when they wake up, go to work, talk to their...
By Simon Sinek
News•Feb 12, 2026
Taiwan Completes Integration Test of Jointly Developed Mighty Hornet IV Drone
Taiwan announced on February 6 that the National Chung‑shan Institute of Science and Technology and Kratos successfully completed a systems integration test of the Mighty Hornet IV drone, a Taiwan‑specific variant of the US‑made Firejet. The test proved the platform can carry a...
By Overt Defense
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Teaching What You Learn Turns Struggle Into Mastery
I failed to complete my PhD. But I discovered something 10x more valuable along the way... In 2019, I was a Systems Engineering student who loved math. And I fit the typical stereotype for people in my area of study: - Quiet - Nerdy - Introverted -...
By Louis Bouchard
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Korean Edition of “Empire of AI” Released, Thanks to Friend
The Korean edition of EMPIRE OF AI is out — and this one is really special. 🥹 It was translated by my dear friend Boyoung Lim, who played a crucial role in making my book possible in the first place. https://t.co/KJJPVvmvGt https://t.co/VeBW3YcCJ1
By Karen Hao
News•Feb 12, 2026
Monitoring Made Inverters More Essential to Solar Project Performance
Solar inverter manufacturers have turned inverters into intelligent power‑management platforms with granular monitoring across loads, storage, EV chargers, and the grid. Companies such as Enphase and SMA now deliver module‑level data, temperature and irradiance metrics, and AI‑driven predictive maintenance. This...
By Solar Power World
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Efficient Payments Must Exclude Terrorists and Criminals
It’s time for a more efficient payments system, but access to it has to ensure that bad actors like terrorists, traffickers, money launderers, and other criminals are kept out.
By Jill Castilla
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Bing's AI Search Report Misses Crucial Grounding Detail
Thanks to @ChouinardJC for flagging this important detail regarding Bing’s new AI search report and the grounding queries shown in it: https://t.co/8pHLKfFY1U
By Lily Ray
News•Feb 12, 2026
The Hidden Risks of AI-Driven Layoffs
January 2024 saw the steepest layoff wave in 17 years, with roughly 108,000 jobs cut, driven in part by AI‑enabled workforce planning at firms like Amazon and Pinterest. Companies are deploying algorithms to model redundancies, forecast financial impact, and interpret...
By Human Resource Executive
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Bioinformatics Demands Matrix Thinking—Most Never Learned It
1/ If you're in bioinformatics, you're staring at matrices all day. RNA-seq? Gene x sample. scRNA-seq? Gene x cell. Everything is a matrix. But I never learned how to think in matrices. And I regret it. https://t.co/ygbY31AfMe
By Ming Tang
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Identify the Lead‑Gen Leak in Your Growing Ecosystem
If your social media is growing but your lead gen isn’t, your ecosystem has a leak. Let’s find it.
By Rachel Pedersen
News•Feb 12, 2026
The Hidden Risks of AI-Driven Layoffs
January saw roughly 108,000 job cuts, the steepest layoff wave in 17 years, driven in part by firms accelerating AI adoption. High‑profile exits at Amazon and Pinterest highlighted a growing reliance on algorithmic tools to identify redundant roles. While AI...
By HRTechFeed
Social•Feb 12, 2026
AI Search Redefines Visibility, Not Replaces SEO
#AI Search Isn’t Replacing #SEO — It’s Rewriting Visibility: Key Insights from Conductor’s 2026 AEO / GEO Benchmarks Report - B2B Marketing Blog | Webbiquity - https://t.co/Cs3W27UiQI
By Tom Pick
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Terray's Non‑diffusion AI Beats Boltz
NEW: Terray has taken a contrarian AI approach, building a non-diffusion-based model for binding affinity predictions They shared some H2H results against Boltz-2, a popular open-source model, showing 20% more accuracy + 26x faster to run: https://t.co/BFZU8y6qI8
By Andrew Dunn
Social•Feb 12, 2026
AI Boosts Human Art Beyond Average Capabilities
AI now helps humans create art that surpasses what average people could do alone. https://t.co/bPHG3R2sCX
By Satya Mallick
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Grab Buys Stash to Import US AI Wealth Regulator Moat
The Reverse Expansion: East Acquires West 🔄 Singapore's Grab is buying U.S. fintech Stash for $425M — not for the users, but for the AI Money Coach: an SEC-regulated, auditable AI wealth advisor with $5B+ AUM. Super-apps are now importing American regulatory...
By Efi Pylarinou
Social•Feb 12, 2026
AI Models May Cheat on Molecular Binding Predictions
The Utah-based startup Leash Bio is warning of the potential for AI models to be cheating on tasks like predicting binding affinities of molecules I talked with @allmeasures about how its "Name that Chemist" quiz relates to the goal of generalization:...
By Andrew Dunn
Social•Feb 12, 2026
Originality Beats Safe Copycat Messaging Every Time
Lots of say nothing slop passes as “good messaging” because it parrots to what others are saying Safe doesn’t equal good You’ll never breakthrough by being a copy of the better known original
By Katelyn Bourgoin
Social•Feb 12, 2026
AI Is Already Simplifying Online Scams, Experts Warn
AI is already making online swindles easier. It could get much worse. Some cybersecurity researchers say it’s too early to worry about AI-orchestrated cyberattacks. Others say it could already be happening. #fintech #tech #finserv #AI @BetaMoroney @efipm @BrettKing @spirosmargaris @jasuja @enricomolinari @mikeflache https://t.co/xbcVW86X8z
By Richard Turrin
Social•Feb 12, 2026
FDA Defends Skipping Review of Moderna's mRNA Flu Shot
FDA defends its decision not to review Moderna's mRNA flu shot. My comments with @NBCNews @BerkeleyJr https://t.co/h8PlaEUC3v
By Peter Hotez