First sneak peek at the judges for Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023
The Startup Battlefield pitch competition is the crown jewel of Disrupt, and we can’t wait to see which of the Startup Battlefield 200 companies will be selected to pitch to panels of top-tier VCs at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023 on September 19–21 in San Francisco. It’s always epic, and every contender
Read MoreGoogle starts the GA rollout of its Privacy Sandbox APIs to all Chrome users
Google continues the rollout of its Privacy Sandbox APIs — its replacement for tracking cookies for the online advertising industry. Today, right on schedule and in time for the launch of Chrome 115 into the stable release channel, Google announced that it will now start enabling the relevance and measurement
Read More10 Startling Facts About AI’s Capabilities
The true power of artificial intelligence is gradually being unveiled day after day as the intelligence of the technology continues to develop with use. Not only can artificial intelligence now create incredible work’s of digital art, but it can also be used for malpractice. The full extent of the potential
Read MoreYouTube Premium individual plan now costs $2 more for all subscribers in the US
Just like many other streaming services, YouTube has increased the prices of its Premium plan for individuals in the U.S. from $11.99 per month to $13.99 per month. The price hike follows last year’s price bump in family plans in many countries. In the U.S. the family plan tariff went
Read MoreHow to Ensure Business Continuity During Loadshedding
Is there a worse time to lose power than during month-end? Every business has crucial activities that keep it moving forward. Prime examples include paying salaries and helping employees access leave applications and payslips. Cloud Native Payroll Platform Solution When loadshedding strikes these fundamental tasks come to a startling halt.
Read MoreMicrosoft expands access to cloud logs after hacker forged tokens to get Exchange Online email
Many Microsoft customers will soon have access to expanded cloud logging capabilities at no additional charge, the company said Wednesday, after cybersecurity experts called on it to offer free logging data to organizations using any of its cloud services. This comes after Microsoft admitted last week that a likely China-based
Read MoreWorm targeting unpatched Redis databases, say researchers
IT administrators with the open-source Redis database in their environments are being warned of a new peer-to-peer (P2P) worm targeting Windows and Linux servers running the application. Researchers at Palo Alto Networks have dubbed the malware, which they found last week, P2PInfect, saying 934 unpatched Redis instances open to the
Read MoreA Crash Course in Testing Next.js Projects
Jest, Cypress, and StorybooksTesting more than just your patienceAudienceThis article is aimed at engineers with a solid understanding of React, Next.js, and Typescript. An excellent start would be my pieces linked in the previous sentence.The goal is to move from writing well-constructed front-end code to writing well-constructed front-end code we know
Read MoreTesla’s Cybertruck didn’t always look so cyberpunk
The photo shared by Isaacson showing concept images of the Cybertruck, and the pop culture that inspired them. Click to see full-sized image. | Image: Walter Isaacson Elon Musk biographer Walter Isaacson has shared a photograph of the Tesla CEO during an early meeting about the Cybertruck that sheds interesting
Read MoreWhat happened when Nous.co hooked-up Generative AI to its users’ household bills
With the cost of living ever more painful, and Generative AI supposedly gunning for your job, at least — for the moment — it might be here to save you some money on your household bills. UK-based cost-of-living start-up Nous.co has now launched an OpenAI-powered assistant (combined with its own
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