Why it matters: Hollow core fibers (HCF) are not a new solution per se, but the innovative design conceived by UK-based startup Lumenisity brings this […]
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Rory Cooper’s Wheelchair Tech Makes the World More Accessible
For more than 25 years, Rory Cooper has been developing technology to improve the lives of people with disabilities. Cooper began his work after a […]
The Benefits of Having a Tech Team in Your Business
The constant growth of technology helps many businesses thrive and allows them to help the world advance. But as these businesses grow, the technology they […]
Tech Products That You Need for the Future
The future isn’t as abstract as it was before. Science continually develops new products and ideas, and the public is largely aware of these developments. […]
Seattle startup Banzai to go public via SPAC and acquire marketing tech company Hyros – GeekWire
Banzai CEO Joe Davy. (Banzai Photo) Banzai, a Seattle marketing software startup, announced Thursday that it will go public after it agreed to merge with […]
The Tech Is Finally Good Enough for an Airship Revival
At Moffett Field in Mountain View, Calif., Lighter Than Air (LTA) Research is floating a new approach to a technology that saw its rise and […]
A review of Singapore’s business and tech landscape for 2022
2022 was supposed to be the year we put the pandemic behind us and enjoy a repeat of the roaring 20s experts predicted would sweep […]
Amazon’s layoffs and rescinded offers have stunned tech employees
Amazon has long been one of the top employers in the tech industry. Online shopping was consistently growing, and Amazon’s two main profit engines, cloud […]
Get Your Free Copy of The 2022-23 Practical Ed Tech Handbook
Near the start of every school year I publish an updated version of The Practical Ed Tech Handbook. This year it took me a bit […]
Students Should Decompose Fractions – Teacher Tech
I am a big fan of helping students to use STRATEGIES when approaching math rather than mindlessly following steps in an algorithm. Personally, I rarely […]