In this episode, we examine how digitalisation accelerates the green transition. Mikk Vainik from Rohetiiger outlines how secure data, interoperability, and sector roadmaps turn sustainability goals into measurable business practice. Sven Parkel from the Estonian Hydrogen Cluster explains renewable hydrogen and Hydrogen Valleys, why EU-driven collaboration matters, how research translates into real-world pilots, and where startups can create the most impact.

In this gripping episode of The Defender’s Log, host David Redekop sits down with Alexander Rau, Partner in Cybersecurity at KPMG, to explore the intense world of cyber incident response.From ransomware attacks and business email compromises to AI-driven ransom negotiations, Alexander shares firsthand experiences from the cyber frontlines, revealing what really happens when organizations are under digital siege.They discuss the psychological toll of defending under pressure, the ethical dilemmas in

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/weekly-ai-startup-funding-october-20-25-2025. AI startups raised over $3.6 billion this week across infrastructure, wearable AI, enterprise automation, and fintech innovation. Check more stories related to machine-learning at: https://hackernoon.com/c/machine-learning. You can also check exclusive content about #ai, #ai-startup-funding, #vc-funding, #ai-funding-2025,

On this episode of BLT, Evan and Marty Sobo geek out over the latest releases from Apple, including the new M5 chip, and the updated Apple Vision Pro.We discuss whether you should upgrade your old M1 or M2 Mac, and share some thoughts on the future of the Vision pro, and its usability in the blind/low-vision community. producer: Evan Starnes lead producer: Jonathan Price questions or feedback? email: feedback@aftersight.org feedback line: 720-712-8856 website: aftersight.org general email:

California-based cybersecurity firm Defakto has raised $30.75 million in Series B funding, led by XYZ Venture Capital, bringing its total investment to roughly $50 million. The new capital will power the company’s rapid expansion in product development and global market reach for its identity and access management (IAM) platform—one specifically designed to secure non-human identities like AI agents, services, and workloads.In a world where automated systems now outnumber human users,

Tell us more about yourself and what you would like to hear! In this episode of "The Ways We Move," host Nicolas Zart sits down with Chris Nihan from EV Ready Energy to explore the intricacies of the utility industry in the US. The energy grid and the future of EV charging infrastructure are at the crux of our new innovative mobility future, and Chris shares his journey from accounting to becoming a pioneer in energy management. We discuss the transition to decentralized energy so...

Send us a text Sirens fade, and the sound that replaces them is silence. We start with a ground-level look at Hurricane Melissa’s record-breaking strike on Jamaica—roofs torn from concrete, Montego Bay split by floodwater, power gone for most of the island, and health officials warning that crocodiles could ride the surge into neighborhoods. As the system slammed Cuba and aimed for the Bahamas, we follow the ripple effects: overwhelmed hospitals, submerged farms in St. Elizabeth, stranded tou...

In the first episode of our series on metaphysics, Michael Herman joins us from Episode #14 on “What is consciousness?” to discuss reality. More specifically, the question of objects in reality. The team explores Plato’s forms, Aristotle’s realism, emergence, and embodiment to determine whether AI models can approximate from what humans uniquely experience. Defining objects via properties, perception, and persistenceBanana and circle examples for identity and idealsPlato versus Aristo...

TL;DR: This week's pod is all about healthcare-related data that is bought and sold the world over - and how you this data can be utilized while still preserving privacy. In this mind-blowing segment, John Kuhn of Integral joins Jim and I to talk about the vast quantities of data that's bought, sold, and aggregated for healthcare research - and how it can be used for good, while still preserving people's privacy (or what's left of it - debate ensues). YouTube Video: https://youtube.com/l...

A roundup of the days top technology headlines

OpenAI releases their long awaited browser Atlas, Pytorch releases their distributed computation framework Monarch, the SALT reinforcement learning addition to GRPO, the HAL benchmark for agent evaluation, and trying to adapt the kv cache for text diffusion models.Further reading:https://openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-atlas/https://pytorch.org/blog/introducing-pytorch-monarch/https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.20022https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11977https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.14973

In a landmark move for the cybersecurity industry, Dr. Allan Friedman — often called the Father of SBOMs — has joined supply chain security firm NetRise as a strategic advisor. Friedman’s transition from his influential role at CISA marks a pivotal moment where public policy meets private innovation. His mission: to push the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) initiative beyond regulatory mandates and into AI-powered operational reality.At CISA, Friedman spearheaded the global conversation

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In this episode of The ConTech Crew, the host Jeff Sample sits down with Thomas Santos and Shaabini Alford to explore the ongoing challenges and opportunities within construction operations, especially as they relate to process inefficiencies, technology adoption, and leadership. With decades of combined experience, the guests unpack how value stream mapping and lean practices can significantly improve how construction projects are delivered.Thomas Santos is a mechanical engineer, Six Sigma

We're very bullish on the handheld future of gaming. But we're not bullish on the new ROG Xbox Ally. The Verge's Sean Hollister joins the show to explain why this Xbox-branded device barely feels like an Xbox, and why it's definitely not a threat to the Steam Deck, before he and David debate whether the future of Xbox is even in good hands. After that, The Verge's Hayden Field walks David through a couple of important recent studies, asking the same basic question: is AI making us dumb? Finally,

Introduction: In today’s episode, we explore the unique landscape of the current AI boom, with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasizing that unlike the dot-com bubble, today’s AI leaders are generating real earnings amid a complex two-tier economy marked by a trillion-dollar cash-burning paradox. We dive into why this boom stands apart and examine how financial tactics like ‘round-tripping’ may influence market stability and innovation. Then, we unpack Microsoft’s surprising $3.1 billion

In this episode, Paul Sztorc joins to break down the evolving politics of Bitcoin development from user vs. developer control to the failures of Lightning, the role of dissenting implementations, and the long-term challenges of security and fees. It’s a wide-ranging discussion on the future of Bitcoin’s growth, governance, and survival. Enjoy!— Follow Paul: https://x.com/Truthcoin Follow Rizzo: https://x.com/pete_rizzo_ Follow Supply Shock: https://twitter.com/SupplyShockBW Follow

From Network Analyst to Cybersecurity Entrepreneur: A Conversation with Vinson Cornejo.In this episode of the Cybersecurity Recruiter Podcast, Thomas speaks with Vinson Cornejo, Founder and Managing Partner of Blue Cloak. Vinson shares his professional journey from a network analyst at George Washington University to starting his own cybersecurity company. The discussion covers Vinson's typical day, the transition from being an employee to an employer, and the challenges and rewards of running a

Regulation is a double-edged sword. While it helps create structure, establish accountability, and set standards, it also creates unnecessary hurdles, slower response times, and overly rigid systems. With every administration, policy goals and subsequently regulatory stances change, which can have major impacts on business operations.In this episode of CISO Perspectives, host ⁠Kim Jones⁠ sits down with Ben Yelin, from the University of Maryland Center for Cyber Health and Hazard Strategies, to