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For more than a decade, the promise of a tech industryboom has loomed over San Antonio. Yet the common perception remains underwhelming today, as growing startups are enticed by investors or support in other citiesor states. But will San Antonio ever match the energy of Austin or Dallas – or even Silicon Valley – when…

Welcome to episode 43 of The Sideload, a 9to5Google podcast. This week, Will is joined by 9to5’s Daniel Bader for an interview with Fairphone’s CTO Chandler Hatton. The trio discusses the brand-new Fairphone Gen 6+, the company’s first official US launch, the appetite for repairable devices amid the growing RAM crunch, and much more.

Apple has reportedly scrapped plans for two new MacBook models, including a large foldable MacBook and a larger OLED model that would have sat above the current MacBook Pro lineup.

Cybersecurity leaders today face a perfect storm. As organizations digitize at a record pace, their attack surface explodes and cyberthreats become more advanced, amplified by adversarial AI, nation-state actors and the rapid adoption of multicloud and software as a service (SaaS). Security operations centers (SOCs) drown in fragmented telemetry, unmanageable alert volume and a persistent…

As artificial intelligence reshapes industry and society, two Utah State University professors are being recognized for leading decades of groundbreaking AI research.

Every breakthrough company starts somewhere. Every founder who changed the world had a moment where they found their people, discovered their next co-founder, or got the advice that shifted everything. 

Dennis Gabor was a Hungarian-British physicist who’s widely credited with inventing holography, a photographic technique that can record and reconstruct three-dimensional images. This is an invention for which he received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971. But his legacy extends to his philosophy on the nature of innovation