‘Over and Above’ Responses Seen with Envudeucitinib for Plaque Psoriasis
Phase 3 ONWARD 1 and ONWARD 2 trials showed that envudeucitinib, an oral next‑generation TYK2 inhibitor, produced rapid and deep skin clearance in moderate‑to‑severe plaque psoriasis. At week 16, 76.5% and 70.4% of patients achieved PASI‑75, with rates climbing above 78% by week 24, and nearly 40% reached complete clearance (PASI‑100). The drug also delivered a 4‑point itch reduction and was well tolerated, showing no new safety signals compared with apremilast and placebo. These data position envudeucitinib as a strong oral alternative to injectable biologics.
Silicon Choices Grow in Importance as Industrial AI Moves Closer to the Factory Floor
Industrial AI is moving from centralized clouds to the factory floor, where real‑time inference must run continuously alongside machines. This shift is driven by latency, data volume, and security concerns that make edge processing essential. As a result, the choice...
IPhone 18 Pro Leak Teases Key Features Ahead of September Launch
Apple is gearing up for a September 2026 launch of the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, introducing a bold Deep Red color while retaining the familiar 6.3‑inch and 6.9‑inch sizes. The Dynamic Island cutout shrinks thanks to under‑display Face ID components, and the...
Samsung Certifies 1,000 Maharashtra Students in AI and Coding
Samsung’s Innovation Campus certified 1,000 students from four Maharashtra institutions in artificial intelligence and coding, marking the company’s largest skilling drive in the state. The cohort, drawn from Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pimpri Chinchwad University, D.Y. Patil University’s Ramrao Adik...
Why Security Researchers and Red Teams Are Turning to Workflow Automation
Security teams are increasingly adopting workflow automation to combat alert fatigue and accelerate investigations. Automated pipelines now enrich indicators of compromise, aggregate threat intelligence, and run continuous recon for red teams and bug bounty hunters. Open‑source, self‑hosted platforms such as...
CuraTeQ Biologics Gets ‘Positive’ Results in Phase Study of Omalizumab
CuraTeQ Biologics, a subsidiary of Aurobindo Pharma, announced positive top‑line results from its Phase 3 trial of BP11, a biosimilar to omalizumab (Xolair). The study enrolled 608 patients across 80 sites in seven European countries and India, meeting all primary endpoints...
Ghent, Porto, Wroclaw: Future European HealthTech and MedTech Hubs
The European MedTech sector is entering a phase of industrial maturity, with the global market projected to grow from $549.5 billion in 2025 to $853.4 billion by 2035 at a 4.5% CAGR. Investment is concentrating in three emerging hubs—Ghent, Porto, and Wroclaw—each...
A New Era of Sports Broadcasting: Galaxy S26 Ultra Unlocks New Perspectives, Bringing Cameras Inside the Action
Samsung announced that its Galaxy S26 Ultra was used to film the Street League Skateboarding DTLA Takeover on April 4, marking the first time a smartphone captured a live skate competition. The device’s pro‑grade camera was embedded directly into course elements, delivering skater‑level...
How Multidisciplinary Care and Smarter Tools Can Transform MS Management: Steven Kheloussi, PharmD
Steven Kheloussi, PharmD, argues that smarter clinical decision‑support tools and multidisciplinary teams are essential for effective multiple sclerosis (MS) management. He highlights how integrated EHR‑embedded tools can consolidate relapse history, MRI data, and patient preferences to guide personalized therapy, while...
WELL Health Partners with AliveCor for Cardiac Monitoring in Canada
WELL Health announced a partnership with AliveCor to bring the Kardia mobile ECG platform to Canadian patients. The collaboration enables remote cardiac monitoring and real‑time cardiologist review through WELL Health’s telehealth network. By integrating AliveCor’s FDA‑cleared devices, the service aims...
When Algorithms Decide Visibility: Ben Beckley, CEO of RevHealth on the Future of Pharma
Ben Beckley, CEO of RevHealth, warns that AI is now the primary gateway to pharmaceutical information, turning search into zero‑click answer delivery. Pharma must move from traditional content publishing to engineering discoverability with machine‑readable, citation‑dense data that AI can surface...
The Etch-A-Sketch Theory of Technology
Enterprises repeatedly replace ERP, HR, and recruiting platforms, yet operational results stay flat. The article argues the root cause is not the technology itself but flawed process design, illustrated with an Etch‑A‑Sketch analogy and the formula O = T × D². Real‑world...
From Data Ownership to Learning Velocity in Direct-to-Consumer Healthcare
Healthcare brands are shifting toward direct‑to‑consumer (DTC) engagement, expanding patient portals and digital front doors. Traditional commercialization stacks—data providers, manual intelligence, and media execution—remain siloed, limiting how quickly insights can be applied. While enterprises build internal data lakes and proprietary...
From Noncovalent Fragment to (Non)covalent Leads Against PLPro
Researchers at Vanderbilt have leveraged a protein‑observed NMR fragment screen to revive interest in SARS‑CoV‑2 papain‑like protease (PLPro), an essential viral enzyme with few existing inhibitors. From 13,824 fragments, 77 hits were confirmed, leading to a non‑covalent series that progressed...
Florida School to Deploy Security Drones Designed to Stop School Shooters Mid-Attack
Deltona High School in Florida will become one of the first U.S. campuses to install ceiling‑mounted security drones called Black Arrows, built by Austin startup Mithril Defense. The drones can accelerate to 100 mph, emit alarms, flash strobes and spray pepper...
The State of AI Risk Management in 2026 Reveals a Growing Confidence Gap
The Purple Book Community’s State of AI Risk Management 2026 report reveals a widening confidence gap between perceived AI visibility and actual governance. While 90 % of surveyed enterprises claim clear insight into their AI environments, 59 % admit shadow AI exists,...
Stop Firefighting, Start Fixing: ProOps Consulting’s Chris Quinn on Why GAM Workflows Are Broken, and What to Do About It
ProOps Consulting’s Chris Quinn warns that many publishers rely on manual, fragmented Google Ad Manager (GAM) workflows, causing revenue leakage especially during high‑volume periods like Q4. The lack of dedicated development resources and a sparse GAM add‑on marketplace forces ad‑ops...
AI Instantly Designs Holiday Outfits for Baby Girl
My favorite use of ai so far has been pleasing family members with holiday themed outfits for babygirl without actually putting her in them. From onesie to Easter dress in 2 seconds 💃
ChatGPT Search Is Citing Fewer Sites, Data Shows via @Sejournal, @MattGSouthern
ChatGPT Search is citing fewer websites per response following the early‑March shift to the GPT‑5.3 Instant model. Data from Resoneo, using Meteoria’s tracking of 400 daily prompts over 14 weeks, shows average unique domains per answer dropped from 19 to...
Keyword Blocking Demonetized More Than Half Of Reuters’ Brand-Safe Stories
A joint study by Integral Ad Science (IAS) and Reuters found that over half of Reuters' brand‑suitable news pages would be demonetized by typical keyword blocklists, despite meeting IAS' Context Control Targeting standards. In the news section, 54% of URLs...
STAT+: Stealth Biotech Stipple Bets on Secretive ADCs
Stealth biotech Stipple is quietly advancing secretive antibody‑drug conjugates (ADCs) as the market races toward targeted cancer therapies. A recent four‑month FDA review delay forced a cash‑strapped small biotech to shut down, underscoring the existential risk of regulatory setbacks for...
Amazon Turns Alexa Smart Speakers Into a $26 B Voice‑Driven Sales Engine
Amazon has repurposed its Alexa+ smart‑speaker platform into an autonomous sales channel, letting the voice assistant make purchases, run ads and share revenue with developers. The move taps a $26 B global smart‑speaker market and deepens the value of Prime subscriptions.
SpaceX Files FCC Complaint Over Amazon Kuiper Altitude Violations
SpaceX has lodged a formal complaint with the FCC accusing Amazon’s Project Kuiper of launching satellites above authorized altitudes, creating unmitigated collision risks for Starlink. The dispute pits the two largest low‑Earth‑orbit broadband operators against each other and could reshape...
Fed Holds Rates Steady, Raising Cost of Capital for AI Stocks in 2026
The Federal Reserve left its benchmark rate unchanged on March 18, signaling at most one cut this year and another in 2027. Analysts warn that higher financing costs could curb AI‑related capex and compress valuations for high‑growth AI stocks such...
Frame Meetings Around Buyer Value, Not Just Calendar Slots
Having a next meeting on the calendar is not enough. You'll still get no showed and rescheduled on. It all comes down to one concept. Value... for the buyer. And framing the 'reason' for the meeting, accordingly. Else they'll wonder "can't this just be an...
Youth Unemployment Drops Despite AI Job‑Loss Fears
AI is coming for college grads and their jobs they tell us. Checks data.... Unemployment rate for ages 20-24 fell from 9.2% late last year to 6.4% last month. https://t.co/D1vT4Hgt3K
Quemliclustat
Quemliclustat (AB680) is a highly potent (5 pM) selective CD73 inhibitor that completed a Phase I trial in healthy volunteers, demonstrating a pharmacokinetic profile suitable for biweekly intravenous dosing. Early clinical data showed promising activity, prompting a successful Phase II study in pancreatic...
Recurring Revenue Drives SaaS’s Future, Says Industry Veteran
Nick (@nrmehta) is the Godfather of Customer Success, which largely exists because of recurring revenue. So I asked him if he would be willing to give his thoughts on recurring revenue and the future of SaaS. I may be biased, but it's...
FCC Proposes Ban on Pre‑2024 Chinese Tech
ICYMI: @FCC on Friday proposed barring Chinese tech on the Covered List added in 2024 or earlier https://t.co/SObMOT0jXm
WestProp Launches 20,000‑unit Chivhu Eco City with Zimbabwe's First 30‑year Mortgage
WestProp Holdings announced the Chivhu Eco City project, a 5,000‑hectare development delivering 20,000 residential units and offering Zimbabwe's first 30‑year mortgage. The launch signals a shift toward secondary‑city growth and proptech‑driven affordability.
OpenAI’s AI Policy Mirrors Bernie Sanders’ Agenda
Interesting, as a matter of corporate strategy, that the first AI econ policy paper OpenAI is putting out as a "starting point for discussion" is just the Bernie platform: higher capital taxes, 32 hour workweek, worker vetoes of automation https://t.co/8JdP9Ac3MN
AI Code Generators Accelerate Ops, Demand Strong Standards
RT AI coding tools can now generate "weeks' worth of code in a matter of hours." That should change your digital operating model more than your headcount plan. Speed without standards is a liability. #CIO #AI @Star_CIO https://t.co/p18hdtdbZn
Ghana Judiciary Launches Nationwide E‑Justice Platform to Cut Litigation Costs
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie announced the rollout of a country‑wide e‑Justice platform that will digitise filing, service of process and hearings. The system is designed to reduce business litigation expenses and accelerate case resolution, positioning Ghana’s courts as a catalyst...
New Baby Bed Soothes Colic, Boosts Infant Comfort
A New Baby Bed Aims to Calm Colic and Improve Infant Comfort by @Realnitesh945 #TechForGood #EmergingTech #Technology #Innovation #Tech https://t.co/wewbYJUTDA
Hisense Previews 2026 UR9 TV with USB‑C DisplayPort, 4K 180 Hz Support
Hisense demonstrated its 2026 UR9 RGB mini‑LED TV, which includes a USB‑C port that carries full DisplayPort signals and can drive 4K video at up to 180 Hz. The feature gives PC gamers and color‑critical users a high‑refresh, high‑gamut connection that...
SpaceX IPO Rumors Target $2 Trillion Valuation, Sparking Investment Bank Interest
Analysts and media outlets are buzzing about a potential SpaceX initial public offering that could value the company at up to $2 trillion, dwarfing current market giants. The speculation, cited by Salon.com and Axios, puts investment banks on alert for a...
Attackers Exploit RCE Flaw as 14,000 F5 BIG-IP APM Instances Remain Exposed
Shadowserver reports that more than 14,000 F5 BIG‑IP Access Policy Manager (APM) instances remain publicly reachable, and attackers are actively exploiting the newly‑re‑classified critical remote code execution flaw CVE‑2025‑53521. The vulnerability, now scored 9.8 on the CVSS v3.1 scale, allows...
New RSS Feed Simplifies Tracking LLM Architecture Updates
Added an RSS feed to the LLM Architecture Gallery so it is a bit easier to keep up with new additions over time: https://t.co/NO7z6XSRHS https://t.co/7PKrLT1A6S
AI Already Dictates Human Decisions, Says Timothy Hughes
Why AI is already controlling humans by @Timothy_Hughes https://t.co/UBPmuizSWR @DLAIgnite #SocialSelling #DigitalSelling #Sales #SalesTips #SalesLeader #Salesforce #Leadership #Marketing #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #Tech #TechNews https://t.co/cpUnqOb0Dr
UKG Case Study Frontline-Heavy Workforce
UKG announced that FJ Management, a privately held family‑owned holding company with over 17,000 employees across 28 states, has adopted the full UKG Pro suite and People Assist AI solution to streamline HR services. The platform handled nearly 78,000 employee...
Banking's Future Belongs to Non‑bank Platforms
The future of banking isn’t just banks. It’s the companies that can manage money, offer services, and integrate financial solutions directly into everyday experiences. https://t.co/qb906qDgnl
Massachusetts Municipal Utilities Offer Half‑Price Power, Triggering Industry Debate
Municipal utilities in Massachusetts are charging roughly 50% of the rates set by investor‑owned utilities, thanks to low‑cost nuclear contracts and profit reinvestment. The disparity has ignited a debate among regulators, for‑profit utilities and consumer advocates about the sustainability and...
Micro1 Launches DIY Video Program to Train Home‑assistant Robots
Micro1 has rolled out a consumer‑focused program that equips volunteers with head‑mounted cameras to record everyday chores. The startup now gathers more than 160,000 hours of footage each month, but says billions of hours are needed to teach truly general‑purpose...
AI Can't Replace Human Empathy in Healthcare
The big issue here surely is the lack of true empathy and therapeutic relationship. Care is not just diagnosis and treatment-it involves emotional support, motivation, and reassurance that AI cannot fully replicate. #AI #health #healthcare #aichatbot https://t.co/ImuiD51Vna
Sony Hikes PS5 Prices by up to 50%, Signaling a Longer Console Generation
Sony announced new MSRPs for the PS5 family on April 2, with the digital edition jumping to $600, the disc‑drive model to $650 and the PS5 Pro to $900. The hikes reflect soaring component costs and suggest the current console generation will...
Advanced Deep Learning Interview Questions #16 – The Overfitting Geometry Trap
In a DeepMind senior ML interview, candidates are asked why early stopping physically prevents a network from forming a jagged, over‑fitted geometry. The answer lies in the fact that early stopping acts like implicit L2 regularization, curbing weight magnitudes before...
Terra Industries Scales to 30,000 Drones a Year for African Industrial Security
Terra Industries, a Nigerian robotics startup, has lifted its production ceiling to 30,000 unmanned aerial vehicles per year from its Abuja factory. The move positions the firm to safeguard roughly $11 billion in power, mining and refinery assets across eight African...
Convicted Spyware Maker Bryan Fleming Avoids Jail at Sentencing
Founder Bryan Fleming, operator of the stalkerware service pcTattletale, was sentenced in San Diego to time served and a $5,000 fine after pleading guilty to federal charges for creating and selling illegal spyware. The conviction marks the first successful U.S. Department...
Intel Launches Core Ultra 7 251HX Arrow Lake Processors with 18 CPU Cores and 3 Xe GPU Cores
Intel quietly added the Core Ultra 7 251HX to its Arrow Lake HX family, slotting between the Core Ultra 5 245HX and the Core Ultra 7 255HX. The processor features 18 cores – six Performance and twelve Efficient – with a 30 MB Smart Cache and a...
KAIST’s Seven‑Metal Electrode Triples Green‑Hydrogen Output
A team led by Professor Lee Kang‑taek at KAIST unveiled a high‑entropy dual‑perovskite oxygen electrode that triples green‑hydrogen production and raises power density 2.6‑fold. The breakthrough, published in Advanced Energy Materials, could accelerate commercial rollout of proton‑conducting electrochemical cells.