Greenhouse Ranked Best ATS in the G2 Spring 2026 Reports
Greenhouse was named the top applicant tracking system in G2’s Spring 2026 Reports, securing #1 positions in the overall Grid Report, Enterprise, EMEA Regional, and Mid‑Market categories. The hiring platform supports more than 7,500 companies, including HubSpot, the NFL and Duolingo, and earned top‑three placement in 91 of the 2026 reports. Greenhouse attributes its win to AI‑driven features like Real Talent, which combines candidate matching with fraud detection, and recent scheduling upgrades. User testimonials highlight the system’s clean UI, automation, and efficiency gains.
Google Quantum AI Opens Willow Early Access Program for Research Proposals
Google Quantum AI has launched the Willow Early Access Program, inviting researchers to submit proposals for experiments on its cutting‑edge Willow quantum processor. The program’s submission deadline is May 15, 2026, with selection notifications by July 1, 2026. Accepted teams will gain...
Batteries: Still Boomin' (Pt II)
Utility‑scale battery energy storage systems have surpassed 267 GW worldwide since 2012, outpacing earlier forecasts. The deployment curve remains steep, with analysts noting that past projections were consistently conservative. Concurrently, geopolitical tensions and soaring oil prices are prompting a temporary coal...
The Financial Trap of Autonomous Networks: Scaling Agentic AI in the Telecom Core
Telecom operators are racing to deploy autonomous, self‑healing networks powered by agentic AI, but the hidden expense of continuously running GPU‑intensive models threatens to overwhelm IT budgets and ESG goals. Traditional Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaling reacts too slowly for sub‑millisecond...
Open-Source RadeonSI+Rusticl Nearing Formal OpenCL 3.0 Conformance
The open‑source RadeonSI Gallium3D driver paired with the Rusticl OpenCL implementation has cleared every OpenCL 3.0 Conformance Test Suite case. This achievement could grant the first formal OpenCL certification to a modern AMD GPU—such as the RX 6700 XT—since AMD’s last submission in...
Sol-Millennium Medical Inc. Launches U.S. B2B eShop, Providing Direct Access to Safety Engineered Medical Devices Nationwide
Sol‑Millennium Medical Inc. has launched a dedicated U.S. B2B e‑commerce platform, b2b.solm.com, allowing healthcare providers nationwide to purchase its safety‑engineered medical devices directly. The site streamlines registration, pricing visibility, and order placement for settings ranging from physician offices to veterinary...
"Make Your Work Unmissable"
OTW has launched a dedicated Spine Research Hub that delivers orthopedic and spine research straight to surgeons' inboxes and social feeds. The service promises to cut through the information overload that often hides valuable findings. Researchers are invited to submit...
ESA Seeks Commercial Provider to Transport Payload to the Moon
The European Space Agency (ESA) has issued a call for a commercial provider to deliver its follow‑on NILS2 instrument to the Moon, building on the original NILS payload that gathered 346 minutes of data aboard China’s Chang’e 6 lander. NILS2 is...
It’s a Mystery … Alleged Unpatched Telegram Zero-Day Allows Device Takeover, but Telegram Denies
TrendAI Zero Day researcher Michael DePlante disclosed a critical zero‑click vulnerability in Telegram (ZDI‑CAN‑30207) that could allow remote code execution via a crafted animated sticker, earning a CVSS score of 9.8. The flaw impacts Android and Linux clients and currently...
10 Essential Claude Cowork Prompts to Master Autonomous “Computer Use”
Kevin, who runs a 14‑room inn and farm‑to‑table restaurant near Portland, faced rising labor and supplier costs that squeezed his thin margins. He spent four hours each Sunday manually processing PDF invoices from twelve farms and updating an Excel schedule....
Tasklet's Task Computer
Tasklet introduced Task Computer, a cloud‑based Linux virtual machine that works alongside its no‑code agent platform, enabling users to automate complex workflows without writing code. USV already uses Tasklet for internal automation, and the feature was demonstrated by The Gotham...
Prilenia and Ferrer Announce First Participant Enrolled in the “PREVAiLS” Phase 3 Study of Pridopidine in ALS
Prilenia Therapeutics and Ferrer have enrolled the first participant in PREVAiLS, a pivotal Phase 3, 500‑patient, randomized, placebo‑controlled trial of the sigma‑1 receptor agonist pridopidine for rapidly progressive ALS. The study, launched at Mass General Brigham, will span 48 weeks with...
Meiji Seika Pharma Invests in Centivax to Develop Next Generation Universal Vaccine Platform
Meiji Seika Pharma announced a strategic investment in U.S. biotech Centivax to accelerate its universal influenza vaccine, Centi‑Flu 01, currently in Phase 1 trials. The partnership leverages Meiji’s pharmaceutical expertise and Centivax’s computational immune‑engineering platform to target conserved viral regions, aiming for...
Biocytogen Grants Taisho Pharmaceutical a License to Its RenNano® Fully Human Heavy Chain-Only Antibody Discovery Platform
Biocytogen has licensed its RenNano® fully human heavy‑chain‑only antibody discovery platform to Japan’s Taisho Pharmaceutical, granting access to RenNano mice for in‑vivo generation and screening of VHH candidates. The agreement, whose financial terms remain undisclosed, adds to Biocytogen’s expanding portfolio...
Tesla Will Soon Unleash Scaled Robotaxi
Tesla announced that it will begin production of its Cybercab robotaxi within weeks, expanding supervised robotaxi deployments and hiring additional drivers and testers. The company aims to scale the service to serve the 100 million U.S. commuters who drive alone and...
SoftBank’s Physical AI Push Gives AI-RAN a Sharper Purpose
SoftBank is rebranding from a traditional carrier to an AI‑native infrastructure provider, centering its strategy on Physical AI that couples vision‑language models with robot actions. It proposes an AI‑RAN architecture where edge MEC handles perception and task planning, while the...
AI Publisher Response Live: With Shay Brog, CEO of Burt Intelligence
Beeler.tech launched the AI Publisher Response Live series, a bi‑weekly forum that brings together publishers, technology partners, and AI specialists to discuss rapid industry changes. The latest episode previewed the upcoming AI Publisher Response conference on May 6 and featured guest...
AI Publisher Response Live: Automation Vs. AI
AI Publisher Response Live, a bi‑weekly virtual forum hosted by Rob Beeler, is gearing up for its May 6 AI Publisher Response conference. The series invites publishers, partners, and stakeholders to dissect current AI trends, especially the tension between automation and...
How to Simulate Important Meetings Before They Happen in 1 Click with Claude Code
The post introduces a DIY meeting‑simulation tool built with Claude Code that lets product teams rehearse critical discussions in a single click. Users input agenda, attendees, and relevant artifacts, and the system generates a mock meeting that surfaces hidden objections...
Apple at 50: Apple II Forever
The Verge marks Apple’s 50‑year anniversary by crediting the Apple II as the company’s first breakout hit. Launched in 1977, the Apple II was one of the first mass‑market personal computers and generated substantial revenue for the fledgling firm. Its success created...
AI Is Making Leadership Almost Too Easy: The Exact Playbook Top Managers Use to 10X Performance, Coaching, and Results
The author argues that generative AI has turned senior management into a high‑efficiency function, enabling faster preparation for 1‑on‑1s, data‑driven coaching, and agenda creation. By feeding Power BI exports into AI prompts, hidden risks and blind spots surface in seconds, allowing...
How to Avoid Copyright Infringement in Print-on-Demand
Print‑on‑demand (POD) sellers face escalating copyright, trademark and personality‑rights risks, from DMCA takedowns to multi‑million‑dollar lawsuits. The guide outlines how infringement arises—copying online images, using protected logos, fan‑art, mis‑licensed stock, and AI‑generated content referencing brands. It offers a four‑step compliance...
Cut the Friction, Keep the Value: What Publishers Need to Fix Now
The Pub Report webinar, co‑hosted by Prebid.org and Beeler.Tech, highlighted four urgent priorities for publishers: cutting operational drag, packaging value in buyer‑friendly terms, pricing content for an AI‑driven market, and simplifying ad‑tech stacks. Speakers warned that programmatic deals will dominate...
Zendure SolarFlow 2400 Pro Review: Is the XXL Balcony Solar System with 2,400 W & AI Worth It?
Zendure introduced the SolarFlow 2400 Pro, an all‑in‑one balcony solar solution delivering up to 2,400 W output, 2.4 kWh base storage and modular expansion to 16.8 kWh. The unit features four MPPT inputs for up to 3 kW of PV, AI‑driven energy management, and LAN connectivity,...
Details of the NASA Moonbase Plans Include a Fifteen Ton Lunar Rover
NASA’s revised lunar architecture repurposes elements of the cancelled Lunar Gateway for the early phases of a permanent moonbase. The agency plans to launch two crewed lunar missions each year, supported by a 15‑ton rover being co‑developed with Japan that...
Britain’s March Towards a Spy State
The blog warns that Britain is rapidly evolving into a surveillance‑heavy state as AI‑driven monitoring tools move from niche law‑enforcement use to nationwide deployment. Facial‑recognition cameras, predictive analytics and data‑sharing agreements are being rolled out under the banner of public...
From Engagement to Strategy: The CEO AI Leadership Blind Spot
Generative AI adoption is soaring, with 76% of CEOs reporting regular use, yet most treat it as a smarter search tool rather than a strategic engine. The Vistage study shows a 10% rise in usage over nine months, but CEOs...
Musk: “AI in Space Will Be Cheaper Than on Earth”… Umm…
Elon Musk recently suggested that running AI inference in orbit could eventually be cheaper than on Earth, proposing a 1‑gigawatt solar‑powered data center launched by Starship and built around a new semiconductor architecture. The claim hinges on the idea that...
IPhone Fold Delayed? Why Apple’s First Foldable Might Miss September
Apple announced its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Fold, at the September 2023 event but postponed the market debut to December 2023. The delay lets Apple fine‑tune durability, leverage the holiday shopping season, and keep the September launch focused on...
QCi Quantum Optimization Machine Placed on Quantum Corridor Network
Quantum Computing Inc. has installed its Dirac-3 quantum optimization machine at the Digital Crossroad Data Center in Hammond, Indiana, making it the first commercial data‑center deployment of the system. The machine connects to Quantum Corridor’s inter‑state fiber network via a...
I'm Selling You Something.
The author is launching a three‑week, live‑online bootcamp that teaches HR professionals how to automate tasks using Claude Cowork, Anthropic’s AI platform. The beta cohort costs $490 (future cohorts will be $990) and requires a $20‑per‑month Claude Pro subscription. Sessions...
Avery Dennison Combats Food Waste with RFID Innovation
Avery Dennison’s new report shows that roughly two‑thirds of retailers still rely on manual inventory counts, driving record meat waste. The study estimates meat waste will cost retailers $94 billion this year and rise to $103 billion by 2030. In response, Avery...
Module 3, Section 1: HitID Screens
The module introduces HitID screens, outlining key strategies for early-stage drug discovery. It references recent literature on medicinal chemistry optimization, successful hit‑to‑clinical transitions, DNA‑encoded library (DEL) approaches, ultra‑low‑molecular‑weight crystallographic screening, and fragment‑based drug discovery (FBDD). By consolidating these sources, the...
Galaxy S26 Ultra Teardown: Amazing… Until It Breaks
The YouTube video titled “Galaxy S26 Ultra Teardown: Amazing… Until It Breaks” provides a visual disassembly of Samsung’s flagship, highlighting its premium design and cutting‑edge components. While the video showcases sleek glass and metal construction, the teardown quickly reveals fragile...
Seyfarth Shaw Partner: Law Firms Should Invest in AI Training in Law Schools or Via Associate Programs
Seyfarth Shaw labor‑and‑employment partner David Baffa urges law firms to fund AI curricula in law schools and launch associate‑level training programs. He argues that current business barriers—budget constraints, legacy systems, and cultural resistance—stifle innovation. By embedding AI skills early, firms...
Meta's AGC: &Lsquo;Legal Tech Is Fundamentally Shifting the Outsourcing Paradigm'
Meta’s associate general counsel Jen Fryhling highlighted that emerging legal technology, especially AI, is fundamentally reshaping the outsourcing model for law services. She argued that client‑firm relationships will evolve from transactional engagements to strategic partnerships, driven by custom AI tools...
RADV Vulkan Video Adds Low-Latency Encode/Decode Options
The open‑source Mesa RADV Vulkan driver now includes low‑latency video encode and decode options, mirroring similar capabilities previously available only in the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver. Developers can activate these modes via the RADV_PERFTEST environment variable, choosing low‑latency decode, encode, or...
How AI Is Pushing Past Hotel Guest Personas
Hotels are rapidly deploying AI for pricing, forecasting, conversion and personalization, yet many hit a ceiling because they still rely on traditional guest personas. These personas compress diverse behaviors into average profiles, stripping away the individual variation and contextual cues...
Want a Seat at the AI Builder's Table? - #120
The author, an experienced AI‑agent builder, is launching "The Builder’s Table," a bi‑monthly, invitation‑only workshop for 8‑12 solo AI developers. Participants will showcase live projects—no slides, no theory—and receive real‑time feedback. The initiative targets founders and technical builders who use...
The Next Code Paradigm, Harness, Has Arrived!
The AI field has shifted from simple chat interfaces to building full applications, exposing the limits of single‑agent designs. Anthropic’s recent paper demonstrates that a solitary AI model that self‑evaluates and delivers results is fundamentally unusable. Their controlled experiment showed...
Summary of Week 13 – March 23-27, 2026
Week 13 highlighted a wave of AI‑focused hardware announcements and strategic deals. Dell partnered with Nvidia to deliver AI‑optimized storage solutions, while Samsung and AMD deepened their collaboration on next‑generation HBM memory. Seagate introduced industry‑leading 32 TB hard drives, and IBM completed...
Coredge Selects Lightbits to Power Global AI Cloud Infrastructure
Coredge, a cloud solutions provider recently acquired by Sirius Digitech, has chosen Lightbits Labs' software‑defined storage to power its next‑generation AI cloud services. The partnership will enable a multi‑petabyte, cloud‑native infrastructure in India that leverages NVMe over TCP on commodity...
Panzura CloudFS 8.7 Cuts Infrastructure Costs, Simplifies Management, and Preps for Agentic AI Workflows
Panzura unveiled CloudFS 8.7, a hybrid‑cloud file platform tailored for AEC firms and other project‑centric enterprises. The release introduces adaptive snapshot retention, self‑service admin tools, AI‑powered threat control, and automated capacity optimization, promising lower infrastructure spend and reduced operational overhead. By...
Arcfra Launches Neutree: Bridging the Gap Between AI Experimentation and Enterprise Production
Arcfra unveiled Neutree, a Model‑as‑a‑Service platform that turns AI models into production‑grade services. The solution adds an enterprise‑grade layer to an open‑source inference manager, offering unlimited workspaces, 24/7 support, and deep integration with the Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform. Neutree’s vendor‑agnostic...
Foremay Unveils InterStellar Radiation-Hardened Space-Grade SSD
Foremay Inc. has launched the InterStellar series, a line of radiation‑hardened SSDs designed for low‑Earth orbit through deep‑space missions. The drives combine Graded‑Z shielding, which lowers a 10,000 krad exposure to a survivable 500 krad, with AI‑driven block management that maps radiation...
Eon and SentinelOne Announce Partnership to Advance Cloud Data Security and AI Resilience
Eon and SentinelOne have formed a partnership to fuse AI‑driven security with cloud‑native data resilience. The collaboration integrates SentinelOne’s Singularity Platform, including DSPM discovery and ransomware heuristics, with Eon’s Data Protection and Cloud Backup Posture Management solutions. Together they provide...
Investing Blog Roundup: Getting Used to Passkeys
The blog post urges readers to start using passkeys—cryptographic login tokens that replace passwords—by experimenting on low‑stakes sites like Target or Walmart. It explains that the user experience differs across ecosystems: Apple‑only households enjoy a seamless flow, while mixed environments...
The H2 Redemption: Why the AirPods Max 2 Is Finally a ‘Modern’ Flagship
Apple introduced the AirPods Max 2, powered by dual H2 chips that deliver adaptive audio, conversation awareness and live translation while boosting noise cancellation by 50 percent. The headset retains the original’s 20‑hour battery life, design and colour palette, but carries...
5 Useful Python Scripts for Effective Feature Selection
The article presents five open‑source Python scripts that automate key feature‑selection techniques for data‑science projects. The scripts cover variance‑threshold filtering, correlation‑based redundancy removal, statistical‑test significance testing, model‑based importance ranking, and recursive feature elimination. Each tool handles mixed data types, provides...
We're Talking About Remote Assistants
The Center for Auto Safety podcast argues that the AVSC’s definition of autonomous‑vehicle remote assistants (RAs) incorrectly claims they have no safety role, a premise the industry uses to downplay liability. In reality, RAs intervene in safety‑critical moments, making driving...