Only 1 In 9 Black Adults Wears Sunscreen. Half Marathon Training Taught Me That’s Only Part Of The Problem

Training for a half marathon? Learn why sunscreen for Black skin matters, plus how to prevent the chafing and dark spots that come with long runs.

The Contract Is No Longer The Finish Line: How B2B Revenue Is Being Rebuilt

For B2B software, revenue is no longer captured at signing but must be earned, repeatedly, in the months that follow.

Google Is Paying For Heat Pumps To Make Room On California’s Grid

Google is funding a PG&E virtual power plant of 21,000 home devices totaling 11 MW, testing whether homes can make room on the grid for AI demand.


Shadow Agents Are Coming: Why CIOs And CISOs Should Prepare

CIOs and CISOs should follow the same approach they have used for all critical technology implementations: enterprise AI requires engineering.

2 Signs Your Intelligence Triggers ‘Tall Poppy Syndrome’ Around You, By A Psychologist

Tall poppy syndrome can make capable people doubt themselves. A psychologist explains two signs your success is drawing envy and how to spot real feedback.

When Flat-Fee AI Pricing Ended: What Engineering Leaders Should Rethink

Unmanaged AI expenditure has quickly become a governance concern.

How AI Can Help Defend Against Future Quantum Attacks

AI and quantum are both emerging technologies, and are both challenging established cyber benchmarks daily.

Amazon Could Be The Smartglasses Contender Nobody Saw Coming

While Snap and Meta made smartglasses announcements, Amazon is quietly rolling out smartglasses to its workforce.

The Next M&A Cycle Will Reward Companies That Prepare Before They Need To

M&A begins with a strategic problem, and executives increasingly treat uncertainty as a condition to manage, not a reason to stand still.

Polar Watch Owners Get Free Upgrade With OS6 Update

Polar OS6 brings the biggest software upgrade the Polar Watch family has seen since the beginning of the year, including new info screens and better customization.