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Industry Trends

NIST Standards Drive Enterprise PQC Adoption

Google's recent whitepaper explicitly cited Algorand as a real-world example of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) deployment, signaling that the future of encryption is already here.

Olivia Hartwell· Jul 11· 4 min read
How to Choose Private Investigations Service Provider and Where Eagle Security Solutions Fits

How to Choose Private Investigations Service Provider and Where Eagle Security Solutions Fits

Sponsored by Eagle Security Solutions · Aug 17
AI voice agents seamlessly integrated into a modern healthcare setting, demonstrating advanced technology enhancing patient care and communication.

Assort Health Raises $120M to Scale AI Voice Agent Deployment

Olivia Hartwell · Jun 26
Abstract visualization of AI agents processing billions of decisions for personalized marketing interactions.

MoEngage to Acquire Aampe to Advance AI Agents in Marketing

Marcus Havel · Jun 24
Futuristic Swiss cityscape with integrated AI and robotics, representing significant investment in deep tech and innovation.

Switzerland Invests Heavily in Deep Tech, Driving AI and Robotics

Olivia Hartwell · Jun 17
Futuristic sports arena with holographic data streams, showcasing entrepreneurs discussing innovative sports technology solutions.

IBM Ventures focuses on sports tech investment trends

The IBM Sports Tech Startup Prize Competition winner may be eligible for a paid proof of concept worth up to $100,000, according to the IBM newsroom .

Olivia Hartwell· Jun 9· 3 min
Scientists in a futuristic lab observe holographic projections of advanced EV battery cells at GM's new Battery Cell Development Center.

GM invests $900M in new EV battery tech for future vehicles

General Motors is pouring $900 million into a new Battery Cell Development Center near Detroit, aiming to produce its first proprietary lithium-manganese-rich (LMR) cells by early 2027.

Marcus Havel· Jun 8· 3 min