Friday, November 6, 2026

Startups

Drone technology is creating a new path into commercial window cleaning

Commercial window cleaning has traditionally depended on labor intensive operations, specialized access equipment and crews willing to work at height. The emergence of cleaning...

EDUCAUSE 2026 brings AI and digital transformation into focus as BlackBeltHelp showcases its latest tools

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly embedded in the way universities deliver technology services, support students and manage their digital infrastructure. That shift will be...

U.S. tech leaders are feeling the AI squeeze harder than their global peers, new GFT research finds 

American CIOs and CTOs are carrying a heavier share of the pressure around AI than technology leaders anywhere else, according to new research by...

GenLayer Foundation Appoints Edgars Nemše as CEO Ahead of Token, Mainnet Launch

The GenLayer Foundation today announced it has appointed Edgars Nemše, GenLayer co-founder and Chief Product Officer, as its Chief Executive Officer. Nemše will step...

Straive and Imagetwin partner to bring AI-powered image integrity checks to scientific publishing

Generative AI is creating new challenges for scientific publishers as synthetic and manipulated images become harder to distinguish from legitimate research material. Straive and Imagetwin...

KYRO AI launches Storm Call Center to help linemen find restoration work before storms hit

When severe weather threatens the U.S. power grid, utilities can spend days preparing crews and equipment for the restoration work that may follow. For...

Soteris comes out of stealth to find the policies costing insurers money

U.S. property and casualty insurers had a strong 2025. AM Best, the ratings agency that tracks the industry’s finances, reported that carriers paid out...

Signed by a human, built by AI, aimed at the biggest gatekeepers in insurance

Companies building the data centers behind AI are increasingly insuring them with insurance firms of their own. Such in-house insurers, known as captives, are,...