How AI can make weather forecasting less cloudy
AI will work to strengthen existing weather forecasting methods by improving efficiency and making more timely weather predictions, as well as enhancing location accuracy.
Venture Capitalist Keith Rabois is leading 'big tech' scions in Miami fitness bubble
Fintech executive Keith Rabois putting in sweat equity hosting a Barry's Bootcamp workout in Miami where he moved with the mass 'tech exodus' during the pandemic.
Verizon 5G technology speeding up businesses
Verizon Business CEO Tami Erwin discusses the expansion of its AWS partnership in 5G and mobile edge computing.
Boris Johnson drops COVID passports for pubs
As Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to set out more details about the coronavirus passports on Monday, the British leader will drop the use of vaccine certificates in pubs and restaurants because of political and industry opposition, according to reports.
Unopened Super Mario Bros. game from 1986 sells for $660,000
The copy is the "finest" one known to have been graded for auction.
S&P 4K, Dakota Pipeline, Fed’s Powell and AMD-Xilinx top week ahead
S&P 500 record, Fed Chair Powell and an AMD & Xilinx vote lead the week ahead on Wall Street.
Leaker says they are offering private details of 500 million Facebook users
A leaker says they are offering information on more than 500 million Facebook Inc users - including phone numbers and other data - virtually for free.
Robot artist sells art for $688,888, now eyeing music career
Sophia is the most famous robot creation from Hanson Robotics, with the ability to mimic facial expressions, hold conversations and recognize people. In 2017, she was granted Saudi Arabian citizenship, becoming the world’s first robot citizen.
Ransomware, Microsoft attacks are surging at the same time: Report
Ransomware is spiking as cyberattacks on Microsoft jump, according to a report.
‘Session replay software’ collects data about you – more about what it is and what you need to know
A Florida lawsuit accusing Intel of unlawful interception of electronic communication – aka wiretapping – claims the company used the software to capture mouse movements and clicks, data input into the website, content viewed on the website, dates and times of visits, and how the plaintiffs generally interacted with the tech giant’s site.
Ice Cube sues Robinhood trading app: 'Another get-rich-quick scheme'
Ice Cube has filed a lawsuit against the Robinhood trading app over a photo of the rapper that the app included in its "Robinhood Snacks" newsletter on March 8.
Tinder brings back free ‘Passport’ feature for a limited time to encourage ‘fantasy flings’
Tinder is making its usual pay-to-use Passport feature free for all users in April.
NASA invests over $45M in small businesses to combat pandemic woes and advance technologies
NASA has announced that it will invest more than $45 million in 365 proposals from American small businesses as part of the agency's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs.
Ford to update financial impact of global chip shortage next month
Ford is cutting production at seven assembly plants due to the shortage
TSMC to invest $100B over 3 years to meet chip demand
The move comes as global companies reel from a shortage of semiconductor chips that initially forced auto companies to cut production
Microsoft wins $21B Army contract to supply HoloLens augmented reality headsets
The Pentagon awarded a long-term contract to Microsoft to build more than 120,000 augmented reality headsets for the U.S. Army, officials said on Wednesday.
Hacker makes stunning chunk of cash creating fake COVID-19 vaccine orders online
A hacker made about $767,000 creating fake coronavirus vaccine orders on the dark web, according to researchers.
Google's 'Teacher approved' apps mislead on kids' privacy, activists tell FTC
Google's Play Store is the default option for downloading apps on nearly every Android smartphone and tablet in the United States
Russian hackers stole thousands of emails from US State Department: Report
In the second attack on the State Department in under a decade, Russian hackers stole thousands of emails in a Kremlin-backed siege last year, first reported Politico Tuesday.
Cameo aims to connect celebrities with fans and it’s now worth $1B
The startup behind online service Cameo tripled its valuation to more than $1 billion after raising more capital, reflecting a hot market for platforms that help celebrities and content creators make money from their fan bases



















