Author: InfoForTech

Hapax Inc., the developer of a proactive artificial intelligence platform for business, today announced the launch of its service that watches how an organization operates and then spins up AI coworkers to automate tasks. According to the company, the vision behind Hapax is to become an AI platform that understands the undertaking of business, finds the gaps where humans could use help without getting underfoot and then automatically builds solutions to fill those gaps. The company argues that too many of today’s AI tools are passive. Chatbots wait for humans to contact them and respond to questions, and even much…

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On SingaPaw Air’s flights, pets roam the cabin freely, sit beside their owners & are even offered meal options There’s no sugarcoating it. A US$84,000 (S$108,000) flight to San Francisco with your pet is likely out of reach for most Singaporeans. But that hasn’t stopped SingaPaw Air, which bills itself as Asia’s first pet jet-share service, from attracting a small and growing group of people willing to spend tens—and even hundreds—of thousands of dollars for the experience of flying with their pets in comfort and privacy. On its flights, pets can roam the cabin freely, sit beside their owners, and…

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Your customer journey analytics dashboard looks great. But you still don’t know why your customers are churning. The answer probably has nothing to do with your data. Marketers aren’t lacking customer data; they have more than they know what to do with. Session recordings, funnel reports, attribution dashboards, and heatmaps. And yet, you still cannot tell with confidence why someone dropped off at step three of checkout, despite investing in customer analytics platforms that promise complete visibility. That gap is not a data problem. It never was. It is an interpretation problem. A structural problem. And in 2026, it will…

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A view from a camera mounted on one of the Orion spacecraft’s solar array wings shows a sliver of the moon’s far side with a crescent Earth in the background during the Artemis 2 crew’s lunar flyby. (NASA via YouTube) Four astronauts today became the first humans to make a trip around the moon since the Apollo era — and added new pages to history books for the Artemis era. The Artemis 2 crew reached a maximum distance of 252,756 miles from Earth, surpassing the distance record for human travel that was set during the Apollo 13 mission in 1970 by more than 4,000…

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Zero trust replaces network location as a trust signal with continuous verification of identity, device compliance, and session behavior.For remote employees, this means endpoint security policies are enforced consistently regardless of where they connect from. A device missing a required patch, lacking an EDR agent, or connecting from an unusual location is blocked before it can access company resources.The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Zero Trust Maturity Model defines implementation across five pillars: Identity, Devices, Networks, Applications & Workloads, and Data. NIST SP 800-207 provides the core architectural guidance for building Zero Trust environments that enforce these continuous verification principles.

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Every now and then, a smartphone brand refreshes an already launched device with a new, exclusive color. This time, it’s Google stepping in. The company has introduced a Japan-exclusive variant of the Google Pixel 10a, and it’s not just a new coat of paint with a catchy name. It’s called Isai Blue, and it comes with its own story. What’s the story behind it? Unlike the usual Pixel palette, this one isn’t inspired by something you can point at in nature. “Isai” translates to uniqueness and individuality. The shade itself has been chosen to reflect the identity and philosophy of…

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To improve data center efficiency, multiple storage devices are often pooled together over a network so many applications can share them. But even with pooling, significant device capacity remains underutilized due to performance variability across the devices.MIT researchers have now developed a system that boosts the performance of storage devices by handling three major sources of variability simultaneously. Their approach delivers significant speed improvements over traditional methods that tackle only one source of variability at a time.The system uses a two-tier architecture, with a central controller that makes big-picture decisions about which tasks each storage device performs, and local controllers…

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This week, more time than I’d have liked to spend went on talking about the trials of chasing invoices. This is off the back of a customer (who, for now, will remain unnamed), who had invoices stacking back more than 6 months overdue and despite payment terms of 30 days, paid on an avergae of 80 days. But as I say in this week’s video, more than anything, it was the gall of the CEO to take issue with my frustrated tone rather than with their complete lack of respect for basic business etiquette and paying one’s suppliers. And so,…

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For a sport that’s more than 150 years old, the opening of the 2026 Major League Baseball season is set to feature an unusual number of firsts. The official Opening Day on March 26 is the earliest in baseball history. The first official game of the season tonight between the Giants and the Yankees — which is Opening Night, not Opening Day, totally different — will be the first-ever game streamed on Netflix.And chances are that some time during that game, a player will tap his helmet or hat after a pitch is thrown, challenging the umpire’s call and triggering…

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Across the region, facilities tied to water and power—including desalination plants—have been damaged or exposed to risk as Iranian strikes extend beyond traditional targets.A single strike, however, is unlikely to shut off the gulf’s water supply. The system is designed to absorb isolated disruption, but sustained or multisite attacks would begin to strain supply far more quickly.“In the Gulf, desalination is built with enough breathing room that losing one plant doesn’t immediately show up at the tap,” says Rabee Rustum, professor of water and environmental engineering at Heriot-Watt University Dubai.In Kuwait, Iranian drone attacks have damaged two power and desalination…

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