Future-Proof Your AP with Precoro | E-Invoicing Made Effortless
Governments worldwide are mandating e‑invoicing, forcing companies to replace PDF‑based invoice workflows. Precoro responded by embedding native e‑invoicing into its AP platform, automatically ingesting XML, UBL, CFDI and other formats. The system extracts data with near‑perfect accuracy, matches invoices to purchase orders using AI, and syncs approvals and payments to ERP systems in seconds. As a result, users can cut processing time dramatically while staying compliant across more than 90 jurisdictions.
Briggs Morrison's Crossbow Unveils $77M Series B for T Cell Engagers
Crossbow Therapeutics, founded by biotech veteran Briggs Morrison, announced a $77 million Series B round to accelerate its off‑the‑shelf T‑cell engager platform. The funding, led by a mix of venture capital and strategic investors, will support the advancement of three preclinical candidates...
Firefox Is Getting a Free Built-In VPN
Mozilla announced that Firefox 149, releasing on March 24, will embed a free built‑in VPN. The service will route browser traffic through a proxy, masking users' IP addresses, and initially provides 50 GB of data per month to users in the United States,...
Lottery Operator Launches In-House Agency, Studio 59
National Lottery operator Allwyn is establishing Studio 59, an in‑house creative and content studio slated to open in April. The unit will unify creative, social, production, planning and brand marketing to accelerate content creation across retail, digital and communications channels....
SpecterOps Adds Okta, GitHub and Mac Coverage to BloodHound Enterprise Platform
SpecterOps announced that its BloodHound Enterprise platform now includes coverage for Okta, GitHub and Mac (Jamf) environments, adding OpenGraph extensions to map identity‑based attack paths across hybrid systems. The release introduces privilege‑zone analysis for multi‑tier least‑privilege enforcement, bring‑your‑own‑key encryption support,...
Torq Unveils Agentic Builder to Automate Security Workflows From Natural Language Intent
Torq Ltd. introduced Agentic Builder, an AI‑driven add‑on to its SOC platform that converts plain‑language security intents into fully tested, production‑ready workflows and custom AI agents. The system leverages the Torq Socrates engine for validation and continuous performance monitoring, enabling...
Aspen's Personalized Parkinson's Therapy Shows Early Promise
Aspen Neuroscience reported encouraging early data from a small autologous cell therapy trial for Parkinson's disease. The treatment, derived from each patient's own skin cells and reprogrammed into dopaminergic neurons, was safely implanted in twelve participants, showing graft survival and...
Qualtrics Adds AI-Powered Synthetic Data and Research Tools to Speed Customer Insights
Qualtrics unveiled AI‑driven synthetic consumer panels and a Research Hub at its X4 Experience Management Summit. The synthetic panels, built on a fine‑tuned large language model trained with over 200 million respondents, claim research‑grade accuracy that is twelve times better than...
How To Build An SEO Commissioning Workflow: From Tickets To Requirements via @Sejournal, @Billhunt
Enterprise SEO often fails because teams are involved too late, operating reactively with ticket‑based fixes that delay implementation and repeat structural errors. The article proposes an SEO commissioning workflow that embeds search requirements at the design stage, defining intent, eligibility...
How to Follow the Game, Even When You Can’t See It Live
The article explains how Google’s free app lets sports fans track live scores without watching TV. By searching for a game and tapping the “Follow” button, users can pin a floating score bubble that stays visible across apps. Recent Pixel...
Manifold Raises $8M to Secure Autonomous AI Agents on Enterprise Endpoints
Manifold, an AI detection and response startup, announced an $8 million seed round led by Costanoa Ventures to develop its endpoint security platform for autonomous AI agents. The solution monitors agent behavior on employee devices, capturing API calls, file access, and...
Thailand Could Send Its First Science Experiment to the Moon With Ispace
Japan’s lunar‑transport firm ispace and Thailand’s Geo‑Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) have signed an MOU to study a Thai‑built life‑science payload for delivery to the Moon. GISTDA will lead design, development and project management, while ispace will provide...
Researchers: Meta, TikTok Steal Personal & Financial Info When Users Click Ads
Researchers from Jscrambler allege that Meta and TikTok advertising pixels harvest extensive personal and financial data from users who click ads, even when users explicitly opt out. The pixels collect PII, credit‑card details, and granular shopping‑flow information, running before consent...
Project SnowWork: The Easiest Way for Business Users to Get Work Done
Snowflake unveiled Project SnowWork in a research preview, an autonomous AI platform that translates outcome‑based requests into completed, data‑driven work. The service leverages Snowflake’s native data lake, security controls, and role‑based access to deliver finance, sales, marketing, and operations insights...
Invisible Infrastructure: Why Your Building’s Digital Experience Is Key to Ensuring Occupier Trust
The office market is moving beyond flashy amenities toward seamless, invisible digital infrastructure that underpins tenant trust. Multi‑tenant buildings face a "paradox" where legacy, siloed systems create friction at entry, connectivity, and booking points. Operators who replace fragmented tech with...
Nvidia CEO Says This App Is ‘The Next ChatGPT.’ What’s All the Fuss About?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced OpenClaw, an open‑source AI agent that can clear inboxes, schedule meetings, book flights and perform multiple tasks with minimal input, calling it “the next ChatGPT.” He discussed the platform on CNBC’s Mad Money and unveiled...
SideWinder Espionage Campaign Expands Across Southeast Asia
The India‑linked SideWinder APT group has broadened its espionage campaign into Southeast Asia, adding Indonesia and Thailand to its target list. Researchers note the group continues to use low‑complexity intrusion methods—government‑audit phishing, stolen credentials, and DLL hijacking—while rotating domains and...
Frontier Justice: Navigating the Future Legal Landscape for Private Actors in Space Law
The global space economy is set to surge from $630 billion in 2023 to $1.7 trillion by 2035, yet the legal framework remains fragmented and largely government‑centric. Private actors face a regulatory vacuum that could trigger lunar land grabs, inflate costs, and...
March 18, 1965: The First Spacewalk
On March 18, 1965, Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov performed the first human spacewalk during the Voskhod 2 mission. He spent roughly 12 minutes outside the capsule before a suit malfunction forced him to depressurize and crawl back, narrowly surviving. While in...
Can Giving Away 0.1% of Revenue Get the World to Net Zero?
Point One, a new financing platform, asks businesses to pledge 0.1% of revenue to a pooled fund for clean‑energy projects in emerging economies. Thirty companies have already signed up, and the model predicts that each pound contributed could unlock at...
This Free Privacy Tool Makes It Super Easy to See Which Sites Are Selling Your Data
Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a free, browser‑based signal that lets users automatically opt out of companies selling their personal data. Major browsers such as Brave, DuckDuckGo, and the Firefox Nightly build now include GPC natively, while extensions like OptMeowt...
US Lawmakers Quiz Meta over ‘Dangerous’ Facial-Recognition Plans for Smart Glasses
U.S. senators have written to Meta demanding details on its plan to embed facial‑recognition technology in upcoming smart glasses. They argue the capability could instantly link captured faces to social‑media profiles, enabling mass surveillance, doxxing, and targeted intimidation. The lawmakers...
Sprout Social Alternatives: Social and Influencer Platforms for Scalable Brand Programs
Sprout Social has long served as an all‑in‑one hub for social publishing, engagement, analytics and, more recently, influencer campaign management. As brands’ influencer programs mature, many find that a single suite can’t meet the deeper relationship‑building, payment tracking, or listening...
Advancing Agentic AI with Microsoft Databases Across a Unified Data Estate
Microsoft used SQLCon 2026 to unveil a unified, AI‑driven database strategy that spans Azure SQL, Hyperscale, and SQL Database in Fabric. The announcement includes a Savings Plan offering up to 35% cost reductions, GitHub Copilot integration inside SSMS, and new...
A Multi-Armed Robot for Assisting with Agricultural Tasks
Researchers at West Virginia University introduced a force‑aware manipulation system for agricultural robots, enabling one arm to safely move plant branches and expose hidden flowers or fruit for a second arm. The method combines an RRT*‑based planner with a geometric...
Best Instagram Walls for Websites With Real Examples
Instagram walls transform Instagram posts, influencer content, and user‑generated media into continuously updated website assets. By aggregating multiple pieces of social content, they turn fleeting feeds into persistent social proof that supports trust, product discovery, and conversion. The guide outlines...
China Signals New Target for 2027 Asteroid Deflection Test
China’s space agency has identified Aten‑class asteroid 2016 WP8 as the target for its first planetary‑defense kinetic‑impact test, slated for a December 2027 launch on a Long March 3B from Xichang. The mission will deploy two spacecraft—a kinetic impactor that will strike the asteroid...
Why Nozzle Choice Determines Commercial UAV ROI More Than Platform Specs
Commercial UAV spraying profitability hinges more on nozzle selection than on drone specifications. Field trials show ultra‑low‑volume (ULV) nozzles improve canopy deposition by 20‑35%, reducing chemical use and repeat passes. Mismatched nozzles increase drift risk, eroding 15‑25% of expected savings...
Corelight’s Agentic Triage Turns SOC Alerts Into Evidence-Backed Investigations
Corelight unveiled Agentic AI capabilities for security operations centers, highlighted by Agentic Triage—a GenAI‑driven workflow that consolidates alerts into entity‑centric investigations and delivers evidence‑backed verdicts up to ten times faster. The solution exposes every playbook step, query, and data point,...
Sheepdogs Reveal a Better Way to Guide Robot Swarms
Georgia Tech researchers analyzed sheep‑dog trial footage and identified a two‑step herding routine—first subtly aligning stationary sheep, then applying pressure to move them. They built a computational model that captures both the dog’s influence and peer interactions, revealing that small...
Instrument Maker Roland Launches AI Melody Generator Powered by Research From Sony Computer Science Laboratories
Japanese instrument maker Roland has unveiled Melody Flip, an AI‑powered melody‑generation plug‑in for major digital audio workstations. Developed with Sony Computer Science Laboratories, the software analyzes an imported track’s musical DNA and offers melodic, chord, bass and drum suggestions drawn from...
Six Months After Launch at ING Germany, Wero Hits Major Adoption Milestones and Strengthens European Payment Collaboration
Six months after its launch at ING Germany, the Wero digital wallet has surpassed 500,000 activations, while the European Payments Initiative (EPI) now counts over 50 million users across its markets. Expansion plans include a Luxembourg rollout in 2026 and a...
TrojAI Unveils New Capabilities to Secure Agentic AI Beyond the Prompt Layer
TrojAI introduced three major capabilities to protect enterprise‑grade agentic AI, extending security beyond the prompt layer. The new Agent‑Led AI Red Teaming automates multi‑turn attacks using coordinated autonomous agents and maps findings to OWASP, MITRE and NIST frameworks. Agent Runtime...
First MHRA/NICE Aligned Guidance Due in June
The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) will begin delivering aligned guidance in June, enabling simultaneous licensing and reimbursement decisions for new medicines. Twenty‑seven companies have signed up...
Pakistan’s Carbon Market: A New Opportunity for Startups and SMEs
Pakistan has launched a carbon market policy that lets startups and SMEs generate and sell carbon credits both voluntarily and under a nascent compliance regime. The framework aligns with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, giving Pakistani credits international recognition. By...
Sanofi’s Venglustat Secures the US FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for Type 3 Gaucher Disease
Sanofi’s oral glucosylceramide synthase inhibitor venglustat has earned U.S. FDA breakthrough therapy designation for treating the neurological aspects of type 3 Gaucher disease. The designation follows the Phase III LEAP2MONO trial, which showed significant improvements in motor and cognitive scores compared with...
Critical Unpatched Telnetd Flaw (CVE-2026-32746) Enables Unauthenticated Root RCE
A critical vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑32746) in GNU InetUtils telnetd allows unauthenticated remote attackers to achieve root‑level code execution via a buffer overflow in the SLC sub‑option handler. The flaw affects all telnetd versions up to 2.7 and carries a CVSS score...
How Is Technology Tackling Bias in Data and Decisions with AI and Fairness?
Artificial intelligence is increasingly used for high‑stakes decisions such as hiring, lending, and law enforcement, but unchecked models can replicate historic discrimination. Bias originates from data, algorithmic design, and human oversight, threatening fairness and eroding trust. Researchers and policymakers are...
Solar-to-X Could Redefine Iran’s Energy Future
Iran could pivot from oil‑centric growth to a solar‑led energy system by 2050, with solar PV providing over 80% of installed capacity and 93% of electricity generation. The study projects a 1.66 TW installed power base, 3,200 TWh of renewable electricity, and...
Twirl Alternatives: Comparing Creator Marketing Platforms for Growing Brands
Twirl remains a popular choice for structured creator‑led content, but growing brands are seeking platforms that can handle larger creator volumes and more flexible workflows. Alternatives such as Modash, Humanz, Creator.co, Billo, Collabstr, Insense, Influee and Trend.io each emphasize different...
New .NET AOT Malware Hides Code as a Black Box to Evade Detection
Researchers at Howler Cell have identified a new .NET Ahead‑of‑Time (AOT) compiled malware that strips metadata, turning the malicious binary into a black‑box that evades traditional security scanners. The infection chain begins with a phishing ZIP, delivering a downloader that...
Physicl Emerges From Stealth with Data Infrastructure Layer for Physical AI
Physicl announced its emergence from stealth at NVIDIA GTC, unveiling a data‑infrastructure layer that delivers scalable, simulation‑ready 3D datasets for physical AI. The platform normalizes visual inputs, augments them with physics‑aware synthetic data, and streams them into simulation pipelines compatible...
China’s New Five-Year Plan Deepens Shift Toward Focus on Renewables System
China’s 15th Five‑Year Plan (2026‑2030) places clean electricity at the heart of its economic strategy, shifting focus from merely adding wind and solar capacity to building an integrated “new energy system.” The plan calls for incremental clean power to meet...
UAE Installs Around 1 GW of Solar in 2025
The UAE installed roughly 1 GW of solar power in 2025, lifting cumulative capacity from 5.7 GW to about 6.7 GW. GlobalData projects an additional 2.4 GW will be added in 2026, taking the total to 9.4 GW, and forecasts a compound annual growth rate...
Polygraf AI Launches Desktop Overlay for Real-Time AI Behavior Control in Enterprise Operations
Polygraf AI unveiled Desktop Overlay, a real‑time compliance assistant that monitors user input at the desktop level. The edge‑deployed overlay flags sensitive information within 100 ms using on‑premise small language models, requiring only modest CPU and memory resources. Pilot results showed...
ActiveCampaign Is First to Launch AI that Acts, Not Just Answers at Spring Innovation Keynote
ActiveCampaign announced its first‑to‑market agent‑to‑user AI and AI personalization at the Spring 2026 Innovation Keynote. The new Active Intelligence continuously monitors campaign performance, flags issues, and proposes next‑best actions without manual prompts. Custom AI instructions let SMBs embed brand voice...
RenewSys Commissions 3GW Module Plant in Maharashtra
RenewSys, the ENPEE Group’s PV encapsulant and backsheet arm, has commissioned a 3 GW AI‑powered solar‑module plant in Raigad, Maharashtra. The fully automated 16‑acre facility raises the company’s total module capacity to 5.6 GW and will produce TOPCon glass‑to‑glass modules. RenewSys recently...
NASA Grappling with Planetary Science Funding Shortfall
NASA’s planetary science division received $2.54 billion for FY 2026, about $200 million less than the $2.72 billion allocated in the two prior years. The shortfall forces the agency to make "strategic choices" about which missions can continue, with particular uncertainty around the Venus...
Eurobites: Orange Offers 'Sovereign' Collab Tools to Hedge Against Hyperscaler Lock-In
Orange has launched Live Collaboration, a sovereign suite of workplace tools built from European vendors and hosted on its Grenoble‑based Cloud Avenue SecNum data centre. The platform is designed to free enterprises from US hyperscaler lock‑in, lowering geopolitical and supply‑chain...
Bluetti AC240 Review: One of the Most Durable Power Stations I've Tested
The ZDNET review crowns the Bluetti AC240 as a top‑tier portable power station, highlighting its IP65 rating and 1,536 Wh LiFePO₄ battery. It delivers 3,600 W of continuous power, can charge to 80 % in just 45 minutes, and supports up to 1,200 W of...