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History and finance go hand in hand. Over the course of 5 webinars, CEO Jan van Eck sits down with leading historians and academics to provide a crash course in market history.

The promise of a self-updating CRM is easy to understand. Calls, emails, meetings, and other signals arrive without asking every person to become a perfect data clerk. AI gets a richer account history, teams spend less time logging activity, and recommendations reflect more of what actually happened.

Every Formula 1 car generates roughly 1.5 terabytes of telemetry data across a single race weekend.

As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly changes the workforce and daily life, the University of Hawaiʻi is launching a new program for those who want to learn more

ByJOCELYN GECKER Associated PressandRUSS BYNUM Associated Press August 21, 2026, 12:05 AM

COMMENTARY: Cyber warfare looks a lot different today than it did a few years ago. In the past, we all generally viewed kinetic warfare and cyber warfare as separate entities that were linked together, but today, these two areas have become much more tightly interwoven.Additionally, in the past, geopolitical conflict was viewed as a distant…

At a time when somewhat disturbingextra-territorial Executive Orders have recently emerged, it seems worth considering what a conservative icon from another era would be doing. The closest approximation of Ronald Reagan’s Cybersecurity Treaty was manifested in a set of events that actually occurred thirty years ago.

When you think of venture capitalists, you usually think of a familiar list of names from Silicon Valley—yet the one you would least expect to find on it might be Xi Jinping. On July 27th, China’s biggest modern chip-producing company, CXMT, went public at 8.66 yuan per share and raised 57.9 billion yuan (8.6 billion USD).