Aaron Spivak sold his sleep-tech startup Hush Blankets to Sleep Country Canada for $48 million CAD just four years after launch. His journey from a party bus business at 15 to a multi-million dollar exit reveals a blend of gritty execution and an almost spiritual belief in visioning the future.
ASUS is launching a new dual-mode gaming monitor that pushes the boundaries of resolution and speed. The ROG Strix 5K XG27JCG offers a native 5120×2880 resolution at 180Hz, but can drop to a QHD resolution to hit a blistering 330Hz refresh rate for competitive play.
California regulators have released the long-awaited draft text for the state’s sweeping climate disclosure laws. The rules will now enter a public comment period, but face ongoing legal challenges from major business groups.
A new article highlights Motorola Smart Connect as a powerful solution for Windows and Android integration. It goes far beyond basic mirroring to create a truly unified workflow.
Dozens of state attorneys general have sent a formal warning to major AI companies, demanding they fix “delusional” and harmful chatbot outputs. The letter calls for third-party audits and incident reporting, setting up a clash with federal pro-AI policies.
Manufacturing leaders are sounding the alarm: legacy ERP systems that create reports instead of decisions are a direct threat to a company’s survival. The new push is for AI-driven systems that act in real-time and empower frontline workers, not just IT departments. The goal is measurable ROI in wee
Meta is reportedly developing a new AI model, code-named Avocado, that it might charge for. This signals a potential pivot from CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s previous stance that “open source AI is the path forward.” The move follows a disappointing launch for Llama 4 and a massive $14.3 billion investment
Top AI figures like Sam Altman and Elon Musk warn AI could destroy humanity. A new book argues the current trajectory is a direct path to disaster, and even the scariest published odds are not scary enough.
A new consortium aims to bring order to the chaotic world of AI agents. Backed by major players, it plans to create a shared, open-source software stack to prevent proprietary silos and security nightmares.
In a competitive landscape, many leaders point to strategy or technology as the key to winning. But one gaming industry CEO argues the real differentiator is much simpler: exceptional talent. It’s a mindset that changes everything from hiring to long-term success.
