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Blaseball interview: From backup plan to fantasy sports sensation

Blaseball had one heckuva 2020, becoming a sensation. Now, this riff on fantasy sports is looking to new horizons.Read More

Forrester: Adopting fraud-fighting AI requires the right technical framework

A new report from Forrester urges that companies considering adopting AI to fight fraud have the right technical pieces in place.Read More

The chip shortage is getting worse

New trucks sit next to a race track at the Kentucky Speedway as Ford waits for more semiconductor shipments to arrive. | Jeffrey Scott Dean/Bloomberg via Getty Images The semiconductor…

Elon Musk shares epic views of Super Heavy rocket moving to launch pad – CNET

The SpaceX beast is packed with rocket engines and raring to boost the Starship spacecraft into space.

Visa’s Melissa McSherry shares why leaders must hold themselves accountable for D&I

A talk with Melissa McSherry, SVP Global Head of Data, Security, and Identity Products at Visa, about her private and personal DE&I efforts.Read More

Focus Home Interactive acquires Dotemu to capitalize on retro nostalgia

Dotemu is joining Focus Home Interactive, and it could start developing remakes of N64, PlayStation, and Saturn games.Read More

ReversingLabs raises $56M to combat software supply chain attacks

ReversingLabs, a company developing a platform to combat software supply chain attacks, has raised $56 million in venture capital.Read More

The chip shortage is getting worse

New trucks sit next to a race track at the Kentucky Speedway as Ford waits for more semiconductor shipments to arrive. | Jeffrey Scott Dean/Bloomberg via Getty Images The semiconductor…

GM plans two more battery production plants in the US – Roadshow

That’ll make four plants supplying batteries for a slew of future electric vehicles.

US reportedly taps tech giants to help fight ransomware, cyberattacks – CNET

Department of Homeland Security enlists Amazon, Microsoft, Google and others to combat cyber threats, reports The Wall Street Journal.

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