Category: Science
Google Cloud Offers Free Software Developer Assistant
Research from Google Cloud suggests that as many as three-quarters of programmers use at least some AI tools to help execute and underpin their daily responsibilities.
Winning The Future: How CPOs Can Reshape Banking
Success today isn’t just about delivering products—it’s about creating a framework for sustained innovation and measurable impact.
Microsoft Password Spray And Pray Attack Targets Accounts Without 2FA
Microsoft 365 accounts are under attack from a spray and pray password hacking botnet—but only those without 2FA. Here’s what you need to know and do.
The AI Agent Revolution: How Entrepreneurs Can Prepare For The Future Of Web Traffic
For businesses that rely heavily on web traffic, the evolution of AI agents presents both a challenge and an opportunity.
The Future Of B2B Technology: How Agentic AI Can Optimize Outcomes
As more organizations turn to agentic AI to free them from application overload, it’s important to understand both the benefits and challenges of the technology.
5 Things You Must Check Before Selling On eBay, Facebook Or Etsy
Do this now before using any online marketplace.
When Ramadan And Easter Are In 2025 — And Why They’re Split By Two Eclipses
The timing of Ramadan and Easter in 2025 is dictated by astronomical cycles, which this year also include a couple of eclipses.
We Finally Know Why Mars Is Red, Scientists Say
New research shows that the red dust on Mars contains ferrihydrite, a water-rich iron oxide. It’s evidence that the planet rusted in water.
Tesla’s FSD Update In China Falls Short, According To Reports
Tesla has been waiting approval to roll out more automation tools to its cars in China, but a much rumoured update has disappointed local customers.
Greenland’s Ice Melt Could Expose New Signs Of Ancient Life, Say Paleontologists
Greenland’s Ice Sheet will surely continue its unprecedented melt. But will the melting ice expose more rock that might push back the earliest tape of life here on Earth?
