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Where Wall Street's Best Brains Disappeared To
Over the past two years, the number of times I've been laughed into silence in an interview room has surpassed the total from the previous decade combined.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
Apple's Private Relay: A Privacy Promise Undermined by WebKit Flaws
Apple's Private Relay, an opt-in feature designed to hide a user's IP address when they browse the internet with Safari, can be circumvented to reveal the supposedly hidden IP address due to a series of flaws.
By Mark Lim about a month ago in 01
The Data Center Backlash: How a AI Boom Is Reshaping Texas Politics
Texas is poised to become the No. 1 market for data centers in the United States, with more planned projects than any other state. But a growing backlash against the sprawling, water-guzzling facilities is reshaping the state's political landscape and forcing candidates to take sides.
By Mark Lim about a month ago in 01
Beyond the Smart Car: How Embodied AI and Physical Intelligence Are Redefining the Automotive Industry in 2026
For years, the automotive industry's march toward intelligence has been defined by incremental improvements: sharper sensors, faster chips, more intuitive voice assistants. But 2026 marks a turning point. The convergence of large language models, embodied AI, smart hardware, and AI agents is pushing the industry's innovation boundaries far beyond what anyone anticipated just a few years ago.
By Mark Lim about a month ago in 01
TrendPower Strengthens Global EV Charging Software and AIoT Solutions for Digital Energy Operators
As electric mobility expands worldwide, intelligent software, connected infrastructure, and data-driven energy management are becoming essential for operators building reliable and scalable charging networks.
By Solution Boxesabout a month ago in 01
The Employee Left Without Exporting their Outlook Mailbox
Some transitions are seamless, but we all too often suffer from those that put our carefully organized and planned procedure to the real test. Our own recent experience with transition occurred when a senior sales executive abruptly left the company and, in the process, neglected to export his Outlook mailbox data properly.
By Layla Darziabout a month ago in 01
Xiaomi vs. Huawei: Who Really Stole the OLED Crown?
In August 2026, Lei Jun stood on stage and made a claim that would have sounded like science fiction five years earlier. Xiaomi had successfully mass‑produced its own emissive display material – the actual molecules that light up your screen. The REDMI K100 Pro series will debut the M11 emissive material, built on fourth‑generation pTSF (Phosphor‑sensitized Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence) technology. The underlying science came from Professor Duan Lian’s team at Tsinghua University, but the engineering – the brutal, yield‑driven work of turning a lab thesis into millions of shipping units – that was Xiaomi’s bet.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The Apple-CXMT Chip Deal That Washington Doesn't Want You to Know About
In mid‑2026, the semiconductor and consumer electronics industries were stirred by one news item. The Wall Street Journal , citing anonymous sources, reported that Apple was testing memory chips from Chinese DRAM maker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) in its iPhone and MacBook lines, and planned to use those components in devices sold in China. Soon after, South Korean outlet Digital Daily published more so‑called negotiation details, even mentioning price haggling.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
‘This Is What Accountability Looks Like’: Prince Harry Hails Meta’s $942 Million Child Safety Ruling
Prince Harry is speaking out after a New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay an additional $567 million in fines over claims the company failed to adequately protect children on its social media platforms. The latest ruling brings Meta’s total penalties in the case to $942 million and requires the company to implement sweeping child safety measures.
By Mark Lim about a month ago in 01
Chinese Smart Glasses Are About to Dominate Europe and Kill Your Smartphone. AI-Generated.
For years, talking about smart glasses was synonymous with failure. We all remember Google Glass. It was ugly, expensive, weird, and useless. The concept died right there.
By V.S Ferreira about a month ago in 01
How Outlook Uses OST and PST Files?
Every time you open Outlook, check your emails, and interact with a data file, it’s either an OST file or a PST file. Most of the users don’t think about which one they are working with or why it matters, because Outlook is designed in such a way that this distinction feels invisible.
By Layla Darziabout a month ago in 01
PVS-14: The Iconic Night Vision Monocular That Changed the Game
This article will look at the cutting-edge technology of the PVS-14 monocular and its durable performance at nighttime observation in hostile environments, it is a necessity for professionals who rely on its use in hostile environments.
By Gulshanabout a month ago in 01