News•Jan 13, 2026
Make AI a Force for Good in Schools
Artificial intelligence is rapidly entering K‑12 classrooms, but many AI‑powered edtech tools lack research backing and risk widening inequities. The Advanced Education Research and Development Fund, together with the Alliance for Learning Innovation and Education First, released *Proof Before Hype* and launched the AI × Coherence Academy to guide districts toward coherent, evidence‑based adoption. The Academy stresses aligning AI with existing instructional goals, defining clear use cases, and building trust through co‑design with educators and families. It also outlines guardrails around safety, privacy, bias, and efficacy to keep AI a force for good.
By Fast Company AI
News•Jan 13, 2026
Researchers Urge Unified Approach to Sustainable Agriculture Innovation and Policy Reform
Researchers at the University of Bonn’s PhenoRob Cluster argue that Europe’s agriculture must shift from isolated fixes to a unified, vision‑led innovation system. Their paper in Agricultural Systems outlines how coordinated technology, business models, and policy reforms can make farming...
By Phys.org – Biotechnology
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Testing Daily Signals to Boost Operator Decision Speed
For 11 years, I’ve sent a weekly newsletter. Five hundred seventy-two issues built around links people consistently tell me they actually read. That cadence works. I’m keeping it. But frequency isn’t the same thing as usefulness. A lot of operator...
By Hiten Shah
Social•Jan 13, 2026
ARR Numbers Mislead when Definitions Are Vague
Most ARR disclosures are technically correct — and still wildly misleading. After reviewing hundreds of public tech company ARR definitions and calculations, one thing became clear: 👉 The problem isn’t the ARR number 👉 It’s how companies define, calculate, and...
By Ben Murray
News•Jan 13, 2026
Why Egnyte Keeps Hiring Junior Engineers Despite the Rise of AI Coding Tools
Egnyte, a $1.5 billion cloud content governance firm, has deployed AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Cursor, Augment and Gemini CLI across its 350‑plus developer workforce. Despite the automation hype, the company continues hiring junior engineers, using AI to accelerate onboarding, code...
By VentureBeat
News•Jan 13, 2026
Fincite Makes Cios Platform Available via Microsoft Azure Marketplace
fincite has added its cios digital wealth‑management platform to the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, allowing financial institutions and advisors to provision the SaaS solution directly from Azure. The marketplace listing streamlines deployment on the same cloud infrastructure used for other enterprise...
By Fintech Global
News•Jan 13, 2026
Commvault Launches Unified Data Vault – Giving Cloud Developers an Easy and Unified Way to Bring Resilience to S3 Data
Commvault introduced Cloud Unified Data Vault, a cloud‑native service that adds Commvault‑managed, S3‑compatible endpoints to protect data written via the S3 protocol. The solution delivers air‑gapped, immutable protection—encryption, deduplication, and policy‑driven retention—without requiring agents or custom scripts. It targets developers...
By SD Times
News•Jan 13, 2026
Why Are Disaster Recovery Services Essential for SMBs?
Disaster recovery services are becoming essential for small and medium-sized businesses as they face heightened risks from cyberattacks, hardware failures, and natural events. Unlike large enterprises, SMBs often lack redundant infrastructure and deep IT resources, making downtime an existential threat....
By TechBullion
News•Jan 13, 2026
After Goldman, JPMorgan Discloses Law Firm Data Breach
JPMorgan Chase disclosed to the Maine Attorney General that a data breach at law firm Fried Frank exposed personal information of 659 investors in a private‑equity fund. The breach involved unauthorized copying of files containing names, contact details, account numbers,...
By SecurityWeek
News•Jan 13, 2026
How Legal Engineering Is Reshaping Regulatory Analysis
Norm Ai is pioneering legal engineering by merging former attorneys with AI to automate regulatory analysis. Its proprietary LEAP platform provides a no‑code environment where legal engineers build dynamic AI agents that interpret statutes and explain decisions step‑by‑step. Over 30...
By Fintech Global
News•Jan 13, 2026
China Claims It Has Launched and Landed a New Suborbital Reusable Spacecraft
China’s state‑owned CAS Space announced that its PH‑1 suborbital reusable spacecraft completed a test flight on Jan. 13, reaching roughly 120 km altitude and crossing the Kármán line. After re‑entry, the capsule deployed a parachute at about 10 km and landed at a...
By Behind the Black
News•Jan 13, 2026
Always-On Retail: How MVNOs Are Solving the Multi-Location Connectivity Challenge
Retailers face costly network outages, with Gartner estimating $5,600 lost per minute, and 81% experiencing POS downtime annually. Traditional wired broadband can take weeks to install, delaying store openings and offering limited redundancy. Full‑service Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) like...
By Retail TouchPoints
News•Jan 13, 2026
How Global Regulators Are Reshaping Market Access
Regulators in Europe and Australia are tightening market‑access rules, demanding clearer entry routes, supervisory oversight, and structured reporting. Zeidler Group highlights shifts in Italy, France and Australia, where firms must choose appropriate regulatory pathways, adhere to new transparency mandates, and...
By Fintech Global
News•Jan 13, 2026
MIT Just Solved AI’s Memory Problem (And It’s Brilliantly Simple)
MIT researchers introduced the Recursive Language Model (RLM), a novel approach that treats large texts as a searchable environment rather than feeding them directly into a neural network. By querying only relevant chunks, RLMs can process inputs up to 100...
By eWeek
News•Jan 13, 2026
1Password Launches Unified Access as a One-Stop Shop for Managing Company Credentials – Say Goodbye to Shadow IT and SaaS...
1Password announced Unified Access, a new feature in its Extended Access Management suite that combines the Enterprise Password Manager and SaaS Manager. The solution lets IT discover, control and audit both SSO and non‑SSO credentials from a single dashboard, reducing...
By TechRadar
Social•Jan 13, 2026
White House Leverages Crypto Threat to Pressure Banks
This strikes me as a little too advanced for this White House to have come up with it on its own, but it would be smart strategy by the crypto lobby. However, I would imagine banks are smart enough to not...
By Alex Johnson
News•Jan 13, 2026
Your Accessibility Strategy Is Missing a Product Manager
Software teams still treat accessibility as technical debt, resulting in widespread non‑compliance—only 54% of firms meet WCAG 2.2 and 95% of home pages contain errors. The article proposes an Accessibility Product Manager who owns accessibility from strategy through delivery, turning it...
By SD Times
News•Jan 13, 2026
U.S. Bancorp Aims to Grow Capital Markets Business With BTIG Acquisition
U.S. Bancorp announced a $725 million acquisition of BTIG, a boutique investment‑banking firm, with an additional earn‑out of up to $275 million tied to performance targets. The deal, slated to close in the second quarter of 2026, expands U.S. Bancorp’s capital‑markets footprint...
By PYMNTS
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Profit Focus and Strong Team Fuel Founder Happiness
I’ve talked to over 20 founders the past 4 weeks and every one of them is miserable. They want me to be miserable too … but I’m NOT. 11 years in, I’m more excited than ever. Here’s the top 5...
By Adam Robinson
News•Jan 13, 2026
Planview Appoints Matt Zilli as Chief Executive Officer
Planview announced Matt Zilli as its new chief executive officer, succeeding Razat Gaurav who will join the board. Zilli, previously Planview’s President of Field Operations, brings experience as former Clarizen CEO and a key architect of Marketo’s growth to a...
By SD Times
Blog•Jan 13, 2026
The Consumer Frontier
The episode explores the "consumer frontier"—the point where technology becomes culture—as it shifts from software to hardware (atoms) and then to biology (cells). It explains how lowering technological difficulty and rising cultural readiness have turned software into pop culture, and...
By Arm the Creators
Social•Jan 13, 2026
AI Destroys Per-Seat CRM Pricing, Shifts to Outcomes
The "per seat" business model is officially dead for CRMs. For the last 20 years, the logic of SaaS pricing was simple. You build a database, and you charge companies for every human who logs in to update it. The...
By Wes Bush
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Three Hours Coaching Boosts Sales Attainment Above 100%
The data is clear: teams receiving 3+ hours of coaching per rep per month consistently outperform (thanks Gartner for the analysis). But most teams never get out of reactive mode. “I wish I had more time to coach my reps....
By Mark Roberge
Blog•Jan 13, 2026
Treosulfan (NSC 39069)
Treosulfan (Grafapex®) received FDA approval in 2025 when combined with fludarabine as a conditioning regimen for allogeneic stem‑cell transplantation (alloHSCT) in patients aged one year and older with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) or myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS). The approval follows trials...
By Drug Hunter
News•Jan 13, 2026
The B2B SaaS Growth System That Scales From $3M → $30M+ ARR
The post outlines a repeatable B2B SaaS growth system that moves companies from $3 M to $30 M+ ARR by creating omnipresent brand exposure. It starts with a single ABM list that feeds ads, outbound, and LinkedIn, then adds a weekly high‑quality...
By SaasRise
News•Jan 13, 2026
Ramp Adds Developer Tools to Platform With AI Coding Assistant
Ramp introduced Ramp Inspect, an AI‑powered coding assistant integrated into its spend‑management platform. The cloud‑hosted tool writes, tests, and visually verifies code, offering instant virtual‑machine environments without local setup. Ramp open‑sourced the Inspect blueprint, enabling other firms to build similar...
By The New Stack
News•Jan 13, 2026
VantAI Gets $80M and New Name; Dynavax Discloses It Had Pre-Sanofi Suitor
VantAI, a Roivant‑incubated AI drug‑discovery startup, closed an $80 million seed round and announced a rebrand to Proxima. The funding, led by existing backers, is intended to accelerate its proprietary AI platform for early‑stage therapeutics. The round underscores growing investor appetite...
By Endpoints News
News•Jan 13, 2026
Gulmohar Capital Partners Unveils GRCS Trust with $30m
Gulmohar Capital Partners has launched the GRCS Trust, a permanent‑capital platform backed by $30 million to acquire and scale software firms in the governance, risk, compliance and security (GRC) space. The trust will pursue a long‑term buy‑and‑build strategy, targeting lower‑mid‑market companies...
By Fintech Global
News•Jan 13, 2026
Who’s Afraid of OpenAI?
OpenAI’s accelerating pace of model development is prompting businesses to reconsider direct competition. Companies are weighing whether to build in‑house AI, partner with OpenAI, or adopt alternative strategies. The debate intensifies as OpenAI’s products become more embedded in enterprise workflows,...
By Endpoints News
News•Jan 13, 2026
BNY Surges Past Wall Street's Expectations
Bank of New York Mellon posted a record fourth‑quarter revenue of $5.18 billion, up 7% year over year, and net income of $1.47 billion, a 27% increase. Earnings per share came in at $2.02, beating analysts’ $1.90 consensus by 12 cents. The...
By American Banker Technology
News•Jan 13, 2026
ElevenLabs CEO Says the Voice AI Startup Crossed $330 Million ARR Last Year
ElevenLabs reported $330 million in annual recurring revenue, reaching that milestone in just three years after launching its first product in 2023. The company accelerated from $100 million ARR in 20 months to $200 million in 10 months, and hit $330 million in the...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Jan 13, 2026
The Essential Reading Series: Satellites
The Essential Reading Series: Satellites curates a dozen titles that trace the evolution of satellite technology from Cold‑War origins to modern commercial and strategic uses. It covers GPS’s transformation into a backbone for logistics, finance and smartphones, the pioneering Corona...
By New Space Economy
Blog•Jan 13, 2026
Kardex Enhances StoreX Calculator for AutoStore Planning and Expansion
Kardex Solutions, together with iAutomate, has launched an enhanced StoreX Calculator to streamline AutoStore system design and expansion. The tool leverages real operational data to run scenario‑based models that forecast grid size, robot count, ports, costs, and implementation timelines. By...
By Mobile Robot Guide
News•Jan 13, 2026
Beginner Crypto Guide: How Digital Money Fits Into Personal Finance Basics
The article serves as a beginner’s guide to incorporating cryptocurrency into personal‑finance plans, outlining budgeting, investment tactics, and security measures. It recommends starting with fractional purchases, diversifying across major coins, and using dollar‑cost averaging to mitigate volatility. Readers are urged...
By TechBullion
News•Jan 13, 2026
Private Securities Secondaries Topped $110 Billion in 2025 – Report
Private securities secondaries surged to $110 billion in 2025, eclipsing the $89 billion recorded in 2024, according to HarbourVest Partners. The growth reflects heightened investor demand for liquidity and the increasing prominence of GP‑led transactions within private market portfolios. Technological advances are...
By Crowdfund Insider
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Prioritize the Right Platform, Don’t Spread Yourself Thin
Important Reminder for All Marketers: 👇 Yesterday I was chatting with a client (boat retailer) that told me they wanted to focus more on their LinkedIn efforts. My response: Why would you put your energy on a B2B platform when...
By Marcus Sheridan
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Ethics Guardrails on Crypto Profits Threaten Market Legislation
Worth taking a step back and remembering how absolutely insane it is that ethics guardrails prohibiting public officials from profiting off of crypto business ties is a controversial point that could sink market structure legislation.
By Alex Johnson
News•Jan 13, 2026
Identity Under Siege: What the Salt Typhoon Campaign Reveals About Trusted Access Risks
The Salt Typhoon espionage campaign compromised email accounts of U.S. congressional staff by exploiting stolen credentials rather than deploying malware. Attackers blended into normal email and cloud traffic, maintaining persistent, low‑noise access to sensitive communications. The breach underscores that identity systems...
By Security Boulevard
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Factor Development Risk with Probability of Success
Incorporating Probability of Success (PoS) is a unique aspect of #biotech valuation investors must be aware of. It tries to factor development risk into revenue and cost assumptions. Here is a table of PoS values: #learnbiotechinvesting #investing #BiotechPrometheus https://t.co/Sv8XodkWXg
By Biotech Investor
Social•Jan 13, 2026
David Zamora Appointed Chairman of Space Data Association
The @spacedata Assn names David Zamora, head of flight dynamics at @EutelsatGroup, as new chairman. He's been an executive director of SDA for 8 yrs. https://t.co/cxn2PcqXZd
By Peter B. de Selding
News•Jan 13, 2026
Harnessing the Medicinal Benefits of Thyme Extract via Nanodosing
Russian researchers from Tomsk Polytechnic and Surgut State Universities have demonstrated a microfluidic technique that encapsulates thyme extract in gelatin‑alginate nanodroplets within an oil carrier. The process creates self‑regulating nanodoses, preventing rapid evaporation and skin irritation associated with raw thyme...
By Phys.org – Nanotechnology
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Robotic Hand Surpasses Human Reflexes in Speed
Faster Than Human Reflexes: A #Robotic Hand Redefining Speed and Precision by @sciencegirl #Robotics #Engineering #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology https://t.co/BmEVMLqLKS
By Ronald van Loon
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Fasting‑mimicking Diet Eases Symptoms, Reduces Inflammation in Crohn’s
A fasting-mimicking diet improved the clinical course and suppressed inflammation in people with mild or moderate Crohn's disease in a randomized trial https://t.co/pVVJ4HD4gD https://t.co/2PyJObeAqQ
By Eric Topol
News•Jan 13, 2026
'Backward and Upward and Tilted': Spaceflight Causes Astronauts' Brains to Shift Inside Their Skulls
A MIT study using MRI scans of 26 astronauts and 24 controls found that prolonged exposure to microgravity causes the brain to move backward, upward, and rotate within the skull. The positional shifts, measured up to 2.5 mm, were observed across...
By Space.com
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Diffraqtion Raises $4.2M to Accelerate Space Imaging
Diffraqtion is looking to see farther in space, and to understand its environment faster. The MA-based startup emerged from stealth today with a $4.2M pre-seed round. https://t.co/FCFSjdhUjX
By Payload
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Real-Time World Model Paves Way for Instant TV
A new real-time world model. This is a step towards instant TV or, sometime in the next 24 months, holodecks. As I told you last year, world models are going to be the theme of 2026.
By Robert Scoble
News•Jan 13, 2026
DeepSeek’s Conditional Memory Fixes Silent LLM Waste: GPU Cycles Lost to Static Lookups
DeepSeek introduced Engram, a conditional memory module that separates static pattern retrieval from dynamic reasoning in large language models. By allocating roughly 25% of sparse capacity to memory and 75% to computation, the system achieves O(1) lookups via hash tables...
By VentureBeat
Social•Jan 13, 2026
Tech Roles Now Dominate UK Finance Hiring, up 12%
Software and tech roles now claim 16% of finance vacancies—edging out investment management and banking at 15% each. The hiring signal is clear. AI and tech skills drive 12% rise in finance job vacancies in 2025 in the UK. https://t.co/SZximqlQwW https://t.co/p4haTYDTHh
By Efi Pylarinou
Social•Jan 13, 2026
AI Wins by Replacing, Not Automating, Deterministic Workflows
Most companies claim they are becoming AI first. Almost none understand what that actually requires. The surprising truth: AI does not transform your business by automating existing workflows. It transforms it by replacing deterministic workflows entirely. I explore this with @hala_zeine, Chief Strategy...
By Ronald van Loon
News•Jan 13, 2026
GitGuardian Closes 2025 with Strong Enterprise Momentum, Protecting Millions of Developers Worldwide
GitGuardian reported record ARR growth in 2025, fueled by rapid enterprise adoption across North America and Europe. The platform now safeguards over 115,000 developers, monitors more than 610,000 repositories and 210,000 collaboration‑tool sources, a seven‑fold increase from the prior year....
By Security Boulevard