Blog•Feb 22, 2026
From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management: Preparing Data for AI; Secure Email Setup; Connect Power BI;...
Microsoft’s Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management ecosystem is evolving to meet AI‑driven demands, with recent blog posts outlining how firms can ready ERP data for artificial intelligence, configure secure SMTP email directly within the platform, and link Power BI for richer analytics. The guidance emphasizes building a clean, structured data foundation, leveraging Microsoft’s data lake, and ensuring encrypted outbound communications. Additionally, a seven‑step framework is offered to maximize implementation success. Together, these recommendations aim to modernize operations, improve decision‑making, and safeguard data integrity.
By MSDynamicsWorld
News•Feb 22, 2026
Ruohang Feng: Is Oracle-Compatible PostgreSQL Actually Useful?
A Fortune 500 auto firm needed to migrate from a 15‑year‑old EDB PostgreSQL 9.1 instance, but the application code was lost and only a JAR containing Oracle‑compatible SQL (e.g., bare SYSDATE) remained. Because PostgreSQL cannot add new keywords through extensions, the...
By Planet PostgreSQL (aggregator)
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Creation-as-a-Service Trumps SaaS: Extend Slack with Agents
"Creation as a Service" will always beat "Software as a Service". I don't want your lowest-common-denominator software. I want software to work for me and meet my needs. I want platforms and infrastructure. To me, Slack is a good example of...
By Guillermo Rauch
News•Feb 21, 2026
Invenergy Inks Supply Deal for Three New Natural Gas-Fired Power Plants in Arizona
Invenergy announced a supply agreement with Tallgrass to provide natural‑gas infrastructure for up to three new gas‑fired power plants in Arizona’s Maricopa and Yuma counties. The deal comes as the utility expects electricity demand to surge more than 40% over...
By POWER Magazine
Blog•Feb 21, 2026
SEO ROI: How to Measure the Return on SEO Efforts
In this episode the host breaks down how to measure SEO ROI, walking listeners through calculating costs, attributing revenue via tools like GA4, and applying the ROI formula. Kyle Risley, senior SEO lead at Shopify, emphasizes that vanity metrics only...
By eCommerce Fastlane
News•Feb 21, 2026
The State of the “Legacy Primes” And a Few Billionaires
Legacy aerospace primes are reshaping their business models as the U.S. Space Force pivots to faster, fixed‑price procurement. Northrop Grumman, after an 8% dip in 2025 space revenue, projects $11 billion in 2026 sales and is now the primary builder for...
By SatNews
News•Feb 21, 2026
MOFT’s Long-Awaited MagSafe Kickstand Wallet with Find My Support Is Now Available
MOFT finally released its long‑awaited MagSafe kickstand wallet with Find My support, a product first shown at CES 2025. The low‑profile vegan‑leather accessory holds two to three cards, doubles as a stand, and now includes a Bluetooth tracker with a 70 dB speaker....
By 9to5Mac
News•Feb 21, 2026
SpaceX’s Most-Flown Falcon Booster Launches on Record 33rd Flight
SpaceX launched its most‑flown Falcon 9 booster, B1067, on its 33rd mission, adding 28 Starlink broadband satellites to a constellation exceeding 9,700 units. The launch from Cape Canaveral’s SLC‑40 occurred at 10:47 p.m. EST under favorable weather conditions and concluded with...
By Spaceflight Now
Podcast•Feb 21, 2026•38 min
The 6G Podcast - Microsoft-Ericsson Windows Integration, Kinetic Tokens Explained, 5G SA Battery Improvements, T-Mobile's Nvidia Partnership, Samsung's 6G Trials,...
In this episode, Anshal Saad and new co‑host Mike Dano discuss the winding down of the 5G Americas trade group as a signal that the industry is moving beyond the 5G lull toward 6G. They highlight Samsung and Korea Telecom's...
By The G2 on 5G
News•Feb 21, 2026
“It’s a GEO, Jim, but Not as We Know It”
Geostationary satellite operators are confronting a paradigm shift as the traditional 6‑tonne GEO platform loses its economic appeal. SES, now the world’s largest GEO fleet after acquiring Intelsat, announced it will replace most of its 100‑satellite roster with sub‑1000 kg “HummingSat”...
By SatNews
News•Feb 21, 2026
Engineered Nanoparticles Could Deliver Better Targeted Cancer Treatment to Lymph Nodes
Scientists at McGill University and the Goodman Cancer Institute have engineered nanoparticles that deliver an existing immunotherapy directly to metastatic lymph nodes. The nanocomplex senses a molecule abundant in cancer‑laden nodes, activating the drug only at the disease site while...
By Phys.org – Nanotechnology
News•Feb 21, 2026
Is Your Travel Data Safe with Agentic AI
Agentic AI is rapidly entering the travel sector, automating itinerary management and personalizing experiences. However, its ability to process massive volumes of sensitive travel data introduces new security vulnerabilities. Experts stress encryption, strict access controls, continuous behavior monitoring, and compliance...
By Security Boulevard
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Most Health System Innovations Die Before Scaling
Many accuse health systems of not being willing to innovate. The truth? Lots of innovation is being explored all the time - you just don’t hear about them because most never make it to system-wide scale. For every 100 ideas that...
By Joshua Liu, MD
Blog•Feb 21, 2026
AMD Seemingly Stops Driver Updates for Ryzen Z1 Extreme Processor
AMD has apparently ceased driver updates for its 2023‑era Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU used in handheld consoles, leaving devices like the ASUS ROG Ally on drivers dating back to August 2025. The pause affects OEMs such as Lenovo and ASUS, which must validate drivers against...
By TechPowerUp
News•Feb 21, 2026
Space Organizations in the Asia Pacific
Asia‑Pacific space agencies, from giants like CNSA and ISRO to emerging programs in Indonesia and Peru, are rapidly expanding capabilities across human spaceflight, lunar exploration, and Earth observation. Government bodies are bolstered by growing private‑sector participation, delivering cost‑effective launch services...
By New Space Economy
News•Feb 21, 2026
Sam Altman Would Like Remind You that Humans Use a Lot of Energy, Too
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told an Indian Express audience that claims about ChatGPT’s water consumption are unfounded, while conceding that AI’s overall energy use is a genuine concern. He highlighted the industry’s shift away from evaporative cooling, reducing per‑query water...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Feb 21, 2026
Guide to the Top 20 QA Metrics that Matter
The article presents a comprehensive guide to the twenty most critical quality‑assurance (QA) metrics that software teams should monitor. It distinguishes quantitative metrics—such as escaped bugs, test coverage, and cost per bug fix—from qualitative, derived metrics like defect leakage and...
By TestRail (Gurock) – Blog
Blog•Feb 21, 2026
Understanding Certainty of Fate in Faster Payments
The episode explains Certainty of Fate (CoF) – the need for clear, timely confirmation of success or failure for UK account‑to‑account (A2A) payments – and why it’s vital for merchants, consumers and payment providers. It outlines key challenges, including legacy...
By Payments:Unpacked
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Custom Prompts and Key Photo Selection Boost Photo AI
✨ Lots of mini improvements to Photo AI today I made this new model editor You can set a default prompt to add to any photo you take with your model, like here I set it to "wearing thin frame glasses and...
By Pieter Levels
News•Feb 21, 2026
Is There a Community Edition of Palantir? Meet OpenPlanter: An Open Source Recursive AI Agent for Your Micro Surveillance Use...
OpenPlanter is an open‑source recursive AI agent designed for micro‑surveillance and investigative journalism. It can ingest heterogeneous data—CSV, JSON, PDFs—and perform entity resolution with probabilistic anomaly detection. The platform uses a recursive sub‑agent delegation engine (default max‑depth 4) and a 2026‑grade...
By MarkTechPost
News•Feb 21, 2026
A Trillionth of a Second: How Lasers May Sharpen Next-Gen Cryo-ET Microscopy
Scientists at Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute and Cornell’s Maxson lab have linked a pulsed laser to a cryo‑electron tomography (cryo‑ET) microscope, creating a proof‑of‑concept that modulates electron phase to boost image contrast. The technique exploits laser‑induced lensing within a trillionth of...
By Phys.org – Biotechnology
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Grok 4.20 Enables Personalized News From 300M Daily Posts
Grok 4.20 is starting to use lists. Here's my first attempt at getting it to read my lists and give me interesting posts from each: https://t.co/uKEszPmEsG This leads to a new kind of personalized news service. It still isn't close to...
By Robert Scoble
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Secure AI: Blend Deterministic Controls with Trustworthy Insights
How can a company like @TIBCO win in the age of AI? Was just reading about their current market strategy and risk. I was involved with a TIBCO project while implementing a tax solution at a Fortune 1000 company. Focus...
By Teri Radichel
Podcast•Feb 21, 2026•0 min
Hype Vs. Deployment: Derek Yan on Humanoid Robotics, KOID ETF, and the Global AI Arms Race
In this episode, Derek Yan, Senior Investment Strategist at KraneShares, explains why humanoid robotics is moving from hype to real-world deployment, highlighting current enterprise pilots in factories and logistics that address chronic labor shortages. He stresses that investors should focus...
By The Lead‑Lag Report – Blog
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Product Economics Beat Niche: 8 Traits for E‑com Scaling
Best product characteristics for scaling in ecom: - High margin (80% gross) - Clear unique selling proposition - Can run variations without confusing the brand - Works on Facebook without needing education - Not easily replicated - Has repeat purchase potential or natural gifting angle - Can...
By Davie Fogarty
News•Feb 21, 2026
Indie App Spotlight: ‘Summit’ Is an All-in-One Portfolio Tracker for iPhone and iPad
Summit is an indie‑made iOS/iPad portfolio tracker that consolidates investments from multiple brokerages into a single, clean dashboard. The app offers real‑time on‑device valuation, cost‑basis tracking, and an analytics tab, while requiring manual data entry or CSV import to populate...
By 9to5Mac
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Prep Early, Focus Collaboration, Bring Hard Problems
First board meeting? Tips: 1. Send the board deck (or memo) 48 hours before. 2. Assume board members have read it, so you don't have go through everything they've already processed. 3. Bring your hardest problems and debates explicitly...
By Brian Halligan
Social•Feb 21, 2026
AI War Room Lets One User Command Multiple Researchers
A YC-backed team just turned 1 week of research into 12 minutes. It’s called Spine Swarm. You can ask it any question, and it runs a whole team of AI researchers while you watch. You can guide them in real time...
By Hasan Toor
Blog•Feb 21, 2026
INL Partners with NVIDIA on Nuclear AI Apps
The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) has teamed up with NVIDIA to embed artificial intelligence across the nuclear reactor lifecycle, from design to operation. Leveraging NVIDIA’s GPU‑accelerated computing, the partnership aims to double deployment schedules and cut operational costs by more...
By Neutron Bytes
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Join My Whatnot Stream—Mention Threads for Perks
https://www.whatnot.com/s/ePYH7Nq8 Come check this out an say u came from threads - I’m in here
By GaryVee
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Found AI Research Tool Offering Pay‑Per‑Use, Structured Reports
I always wanted an AI deep research product with the following characteristics: 1. I set the price and it runs for as long as I'm willing to pay 2. Ability to produce reports or structured data 3. Great data validation...
By Michael Seibel
Blog•Feb 21, 2026
Waymo’s Shocking Data & Uber’s Infrastructure Pivot
Waymo disclosed that only 70 remote assistance agents support its fleet of 3,000 autonomous vehicles, highlighting a striking efficiency ratio. Uber surprised investors by allocating $100 million to build and own fast‑charging EV stations, a move that clashes with its long‑promised...
By The Road to Autonomy
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Winter Freeze Exposes Solar and Wind’s Reliability Gap
Late January's winter weather was a perfect litmus test for purported replacements of fossil fuels. If a type of “power” or “capacity” cannot reliably contribute to preventing Americans from freezing to death during a week of nationwide cold weather, whatever else...
By Alex Epstein
News•Feb 21, 2026
Top 5 Synthetic Data Generation Products to Watch in 2026
Synthetic data generation has moved from niche to core enterprise AI, with Gartner predicting three‑quarters of businesses will use generative AI for synthetic customer data by 2026. K2view remains the benchmark for large‑scale, end‑to‑end synthetic data workflows, while Mostly AI,...
By Datafloq
Blog•Feb 21, 2026
AI Prompting for Legal Professionals
The article outlines how legal professionals can harness generative AI by treating prompts like legal questions, emphasizing that vague inputs produce useless outputs. It introduces the 7 Ps Framework—persona, product, prompt, purpose, prime, privacy, and polish—as a systematic method for crafting...
By LLRX
Blog•Feb 21, 2026
Waymo’s Shocking Data & Uber’s Infrastructure Pivot
Waymo is operating roughly 3,000 autonomous vehicles with only 70 remote‑assistance agents, a ratio that analysts tout as evidence of a technology lead. About half of those agents are outsourced to the Philippines, raising political and operational concerns. Uber announced...
By The Road to Autonomy
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Weekly BioTech Roundup: Top Posts Curated by BiopharmIQ
Here is my favourite weekly 🧵- made by my dear friend @BiopharmIQ - which is a comprehensive recap of the past week in BioTech. This 🧵 gathers the best BioTech posts written by some of the best & brightest 𝕏...
By Yair Einhorn
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Enhanced Geothermal Beats New Nuclear on Cost, Speed, Cleanliness
And why bother with new nuclear when enhanced geothermal does the exact same thing but faster, cheaper, cleaner & safer and with less land & no mining and can be done most anywhere. https://web.stanford.edu/group/efmh/jacobson/Articles/I/150Country/150-CountriesEGS.pdf https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2026/01/geothermal-clean-renewable-energy-transition-study-research Nuc pushers have no idea what the alternatives...
By Mark Z. Jacobson
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Self‑Driving Cars Set to Aid Millions of Seniors
The future of autonomous driving will benefit tens of millions of U.S. aging adults https://t.co/ZJvNFviErg
By Vala Afshar
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Study Lacks Equipoise: Control Babies Likely Infected
The key point here is that the proposed study would not have equipoise because almost certainly some babies in the control arm would get hepatitis from their infected mother.
By Peter Suzman
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Algorithm Cools Solar Panels During Clipping, Boosts Efficiency
New algorithm reduces solar module temperature during clipping, curtailment #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/NbLnqUKk5Q
By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Use AI to Amplify Thinking, Not Replace It
The best way to use AI is an interface to information that lets you deepen and improve your own knowledge and mental models. The worst way to use AI is as a crutch to outsource and forsake your own cognition
By François Chollet
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Change Management Essential to Avoid Software Adoption Delays
Resistance to new software is common, especially when users want to stick to old processes. This dynamic often leads to project delays and cost overruns. Adapting to new tech requires careful change management. #ProjectManagement #ChangeManagement https://t.co/SgQrPEUnQD
By Eric Kimberling
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Closing the Loop: Feeding Production Feedback to Developers
ah, this is THE question: how to bring the feedback on changes back TO developers? i wrote this piece very recently on developer feedback loops in production: https://t.co/4GqKa1SCBA which includes this 3 min honeycomb demo from september: https://t.co/GNPVLI37YE
By Charity Majors
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Algorithms Could Cut Data Center Energy Use
Can an Algorithm Solve Data Centers’ Power Problem? #energysky -- via Heatmap News https://t.co/qcCqLZZ9Qq https://t.co/skxJp2cNOc
By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Live Shopify Store Audits: Free Real‑Time Feedback
Submit your Shopify store and I'll tell you what's wrong with it. Live. On camera. March 3rd at @taskhusky's #StyleAndScale https://t.co/JvsOUTavfI Free, replays available.
By Kurt Elster
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Two Authors Shouldn't Qualify for Major Trial Abstract
Submitting an abstract for a late-stage large clinical trial for review at a major conference, where you're asking for an oral, but only having 2 authors should be disqualifying. Really, only *2* people acquired ALL the data for this? Disgraceful...
By Nicole Paulk
Social•Feb 21, 2026
PowerBank Reports $22.3M H2 2025 Revenue Surge
PowerBank posts $22.3 million in H2 2025 revenue amid space solar AI push #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/NhMneLBXJk
By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Markets Switch to AI When It Outperforms Tradition
The market doesn’t care how long you’ve done it “the old way.” If AI can do it faster, cheaper, better — the switch will happen. https://t.co/zQCFnB0Dpd
By Tatyana Kanzaveli
Social•Feb 21, 2026
Upload Resume, Skip Manual Data Entry
when you upload your resume and it doesn’t ask you to enter the same info manually https://t.co/yg8OrzE01h
By Adam Karpiak