The iPhone Air’s real breakthrough is its battery
Apple’s slimmest iPhone uses a “revolutionary” battery design that allows the cell to fill more space within the device, boosting overall energy storage.
Peptides are everywhere. Here’s what you need to know.
MIT Technology Review Explains: Let our writers untangle the complex, messy world of technology to help you understand what’s coming next. You can read more from the series here. Want to lose weight? Get shredded? Stay mentally sharp? A wellness influencer might tell you to take peptides, the latest cure-all in the alternative medicine arsenal.…
How to Create a 1-Word Business Plan That Cuts Through Complexity and Drives Results
Entrepreneurs can replace complexity with a one-word business plan — a simple, powerful theme that aligns their vision, motivates their team and drives results all year long.
I Pushed Through Brain Fog for Years Before Discovering the Power of Root-Cause Clarity
Brain fog and fatigue aren’t just signs of stress. For executives, they can be early warnings of hidden obstacles eroding focus, energy and leadership capacity.
Healthcare Data Breaches Hit Millions Last Year Alone — Here’s What Founders Must Do Now
Founders, it’s time to rethink the health data economy.
The Federal Reserve Is Expected to Cut Interest Rates Today. Here’s What It Means For Your Wallet.
A rate cut would be the first change to federal interest rates this year.
Zoom launches a cross application AI notetaker, AI avatars and more in its latest update
Zoom is launching new tools for its meeting and productivity platform including new AI avatars that would resemble users.
Jaguar Land Rover to pause production for third week due to cyberattack
The company owned by Tata Motors is estimated to be losing millions of pounds a week due to the shutdown.
Airbuds is the music social network Apple and Spotify wish they had built
Airbuds, a music social app aimed at Gen Z, raises $5M as the app reaches 5 million monthly users.
How Working With Rivals Can Actually Unlock Bigger Opportunities
Traditional competition is a zero-sum game: When one wins, the other loses. It’s time to embrace co-opetition.
AI-designed viruses are here and already killing bacteria
Artificial intelligence can draw cat pictures and write emails. Now, the same technology can compose a working genome. A research team in California says it used AI to propose new genetic codes for viruses—and managed to get several of these to replicate and kill bacteria. The scientists, based at Stanford University and the non-profit Arc…