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It’s a concept that both scares and delights: the possibility that aging might not be an inevitable human fate, as was once assumed. It seemed like the kind of thing that only exists in science fiction along with flying cars and teleportation for the foreseeable future.Now though, we have a new and rapidly growing tool for doing just that: artificial intelligence.Researchers and other experts are currently suggesting that artificial intelligence is capable of solving one of the hardest questions in biology, how to decelerate, halt and reverse the process of ageing itself. This is not necessarily about making us live…
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Everyone is obsessed with CPL, but the revenue graveyard is full of cheap leads. What happens when you stop buying clicks and build a sustainable SaaS moat? Most SaaS performance marketing is just a high-speed way to burn through a Series C round. Companies treat their ad spend like a box to check, much like they treat media production. They hire agencies to chase clicks, celebrate a lower CPL, and ignore the fact that their sales team is drowning in “leads” that have no intention of buying. It is a distraction from the real problem. The truth is that most…
Started by three NUS students, Juno Jane gained traction through TikTok virality Not many students can run a business alongside their studies, but three Gen Z founders have found a way to make it work. Sophia Poh, 24, Kayleigh Low, 22, and Wanzhen Li, 22, are the trio behind Juno Jane, a Singapore-based handbag brand they founded while studying at the National University of Singapore (NUS). The idea was born from classroom conversations, which eventually grew into a full-fledged business that has since achieved six-figure revenue and shipped to over 40 countries, all while the founders balanced university coursework. The…
Intel’s next-gen CPUs are starting to look… kinda ridiculous. And in this case, that’s a good thing. A fresh Nova Lake leak has spilled a ton of details, and if even half of it holds up, Intel might be gearing up for a serious comeback in high-end desktop CPUs. Nova Lake leak shows Intel going all-in on cache The biggest headline here is cache. A lot of it. The leaked lineup, courtesy of reliable leaker Jaykihn on X, suggests Intel’s top-end Nova Lake chip could pack up to 288MB of total cache, which is actually more than what AMD currently…
Get caught up on the latest technology and startup news from the past week. Here are the most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of April 12, 2026. Sign up to receive these updates every Sunday in your inbox by subscribing to our GeekWire Weekly email newsletter. Most popular stories on GeekWire Amazon payments to Bezos’ Blue Origin reach $1.8B as shareholders cite conflicts of interest Amazon paid about $1.8 billion last year to Blue Origin, the aerospace company owned by its founder and board chair Jeff Bezos — nearly triple the amount the year before — as shareholders…
Every time I’ve written about Meta’s AI-enabled glasses, I invariably get asked these questions: Why do you even want these? Why do you want smart glasses that can play music or misidentify native flora in a weirdly cheery voice? I am a lifelong Ray-Ban Wayfarer wearer, and I’m also WIRED’s resident Meta wearer. I grab a pair of Meta glasses whenever I leave the house because I like being able to use one device instead of two or three on a walk. With Meta glasses, I can wear sunglasses and workout headphones in one!Meta sold more than 7 million pairs…
The agentic artificial intelligence era is forcing a reset in enterprise architecture. Agents that take action go well beyond analyzing data sitting in lakehouses. When agents operate on behalf of humans – continuously, at machine scale – they introduce requirements that most enterprises are not engineered for. The so-called “modern data stack” is starting to look like a new form of legacy. Stitched-together systems, fragmented governance, batch pipelines, and perimeter-era security assumptions don’t hold up when the unit of work shifts from a dashboard query to an autonomous decision loop. At agent scale, fragmentation becomes an operational and compliance risk.…
Not everyone had the money for the original Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System when it released in the ’90s, but there’s still a chance to experience it as an adult with disposable income. SNK and Plaion Replai, who is also behind the all-black remake of the Commodore 64, announced a faithful remake of the high-end retro console, called the Neo Geo AES+.To bring the original console into the modern day, the collaborating companies added HDMI compatibility for resolutions up to 1080p and DIP switches on the bottom of the console to allow for language selection, overclocking and switching display modes.…
Anthropic is writing the rules of AI security. But are they protecting the world from hackers, or just their market share from competition? Anthropic isn’t in Brussels for a standard policy chat. They are meeting with the EU Commission to discuss their new, restricted cybersecurity model called Claude Mythos. That isn’t your average chatbot- it’s essentially a professional-grade hacker in a box. In early tests, it found security flaws that had been hiding for 27 years. It’s so good at finding exploits that Anthropic has locked it behind a heavy door, only letting a “private club” of tech giants like…