
HiveMQ’s New CEO Charts a Product-Led Path Into the Future of Industrial AI
HiveMQ’s decision to name Barry Libert as Chairman and CEO signals the beginning of a more ambitious phase for the company. Libert has built his

HiveMQ’s decision to name Barry Libert as Chairman and CEO signals the beginning of a more ambitious phase for the company. Libert has built his

Billboards across San Francisco are getting smarter, and more personal. With AI powering everything from content rotation to audience targeting, outdoor advertising is evolving into a dynamic, data-informed experience that reflects the city’s tech-forward identity. These billboards aren’t just static displays anymore. They’re responsive, location-aware, and increasingly designed to spark

By: Felicia Guo When Mingjie Chen set out to book a moving service for a routine apartment move, he assumed it would take a few minutes. Instead, the search spiraled into an hours-long maze of tabs, quotes, and dead-end phone calls. “I kept calling different companies and somehow ended up

By: Matt Emma Financial literacy has increasingly become an important topic within U.S. education. As young people face more complex financial decisions earlier than ever—ranging from student debt to digital banking to navigating the cost of living—many educators are raising concerns that current curricula do not fully prepare students for

AI voice clones are becoming an increasingly sophisticated technology that raises important concerns about their potential impact on global disinformation. These tools, which use machine learning to replicate a person’s voice with remarkable accuracy, have wide applications in both entertainment and practical uses. However, they also carry the risk of

By: Avery Sinclair In a world increasingly dominated by technological innovation and facing existential threats from climate change, artificial intelligence, pandemics, and genetic engineering, few authors address these topics with the same narrative approach as Peter Solomon. Physicist, entrepreneur, educator, and STEM advocate, Solomon has spent decades navigating the frontiers

Contractor rights are becoming a central issue in San Francisco’s tech scene as artificial intelligence continues to reshape how companies build and deploy software. With more businesses relying on flexible labor to support AI development, contractors are stepping into roles that demand high-level expertise but often come with limited protections.

Users often do not know their data is collected due to a combination of factors related to how digital systems operate and the way information about data practices is communicated. The processes involved in gathering personal information can be complex and subtle, making it difficult for many individuals to grasp

Cloud computing has become the backbone of modern digital infrastructure, and San Francisco continues to play a pivotal role in shaping its evolution. From pioneering startups to global tech giants, the city’s ecosystem fuels innovation, investment, and collaboration in cloud technologies. As demand for scalable, secure, and efficient computing grows,

San Francisco’s tech culture has long been a symbol of progress, disruption, and possibility. From the early days of Silicon Valley spillover to the rise of billion-dollar startups, the city has attracted talent, capital, and global attention. But beneath the surface of innovation lies a growing tension, one that’s reshaping

Agentic AI is starting to shift how SaaS startups think about software, scale, and service. Instead of building tools that wait for users to click, type, or decide, companies are now exploring systems that act on their own. These autonomous agents don’t just assist with tasks, they initiate them, complete

AI coding tools are reshaping how software gets built, and nowhere is that transformation more visible than in San Francisco. The city’s tech scene, long known for its startup energy and engineering talent, is embracing AI-assisted development as a way to accelerate innovation, reduce friction, and rethink the boundaries of

San Francisco has long positioned itself as a leader in environmental innovation, and its latest wave of green investments continues that trajectory. From solar-powered transit hubs to zero-emission building codes, the city is investing heavily in sustainability. These efforts aim to reduce carbon emissions, improve air quality, and create long-term

The agricultural industry, often seen as one of the oldest industries in the world, is undergoing a major transformation. With technology advancing rapidly, autonomous tractors are at the forefront of this shift, helping to reshape farming practices and improve overall efficiency. These self-driving machines, equipped with cutting-edge technology, are not
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