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Scientists Just Made Quantum Satellite Uplinks Possible
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Scientists Just Made Quantum Satellite Uplinks Possible

What was once considered impossible—sending quantum signals from Earth to satellites—now appears feasible. New modeling shows entangled photons could create secure uplinks, overcoming atmospheric interference and technical hurdles that previously made this direction unworkable.

by Samuel KimNovember 10, 2025
Goldman Sachs Spots 5 Dot-Com Bubble Warning Signs in Today’s AI Boom
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Goldman Sachs Spots 5 Dot-Com Bubble Warning Signs in Today’s AI Boom

Goldman Sachs strategists say today’s AI investment boom shows worrying similarities to the dot-com bubble era. They’ve identified five key warning signs that could signal when the market is peaking, from corporate spending sprees to credit spreads widening.

by Samuel KimNovember 10, 2025
Russia’s Rare Earths Push Comes Late But With Big Reserves
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Russia’s Rare Earths Push Comes Late But With Big Reserves

Russia is launching a major push into rare earths production but enters the market years behind competitors. President Putin has ordered officials to create a development roadmap by December 1, 2025.

by Samuel KimNovember 10, 2025
Corporate Cash Is Quietly Flowing Into DeFi Vaults
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Corporate Cash Is Quietly Flowing Into DeFi Vaults

Corporate finance executives are looking to park excess cash in DeFi vaults rather than traditional money market funds. This shift could pull billions into crypto through stablecoin-based yield strategies that bypass recent regulatory restrictions.

by Priya KapoorNovember 10, 2025
Palantir’s Alex Karp on War, Silicon Valley, and Being the Villain
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Palantir’s Alex Karp on War, Silicon Valley, and Being the Villain

Alex Karp, CEO of the $450 billion data analytics firm Palantir, isn’t apologizing for his company’s work with military and intelligence agencies. In a revealing interview, he explains why he sees Silicon Valley’s culture as fundamentally unpatriotic and why generating opposition means you’re doing

by Priya KapoorNovember 10, 2025
EU May Ease Privacy Rules for AI, UK Probes Chinese Buses
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EU May Ease Privacy Rules for AI, UK Probes Chinese Buses

European regulators are considering rolling back some GDPR restrictions to boost AI development. Meanwhile, the UK is investigating whether Chinese bus manufacturer Yutong can remotely deactivate hundreds of electric buses. TikTok Shop approaches eBay-level sales in just its second year.

by Samuel KimNovember 10, 2025
Why H-1B Visas Can’t Solve the AI Talent Crunch
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Why H-1B Visas Can’t Solve the AI Talent Crunch

The H-1B visa program is no longer sufficient for today’s tech hiring needs, according to Andela’s CEO. With 76% of IT employers globally reporting talent shortages, companies must look beyond traditional hiring methods to build resilient teams.

by Priya KapoorNovember 10, 2025
The Bear Case for China’s Rise
BusinessInnovationTechnology

The Bear Case for China’s Rise

Despite bullish sentiment about China’s inevitable global dominance, significant structural and political hurdles remain. From consumption challenges to soft power limitations, the path forward isn’t as clear-cut as many investors assume. The contrarian view deserves consideration.

by Samuel KimNovember 10, 2025
The CSO Shakeup: Why Sustainability Chiefs Are Getting Axed
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The CSO Shakeup: Why Sustainability Chiefs Are Getting Axed

Chief sustainability officers are facing a brutal reality check. Companies are eliminating the role or merging it with legal and finance functions as political pressure mounts and demands for actual financial data increase.

by Samuel KimNovember 9, 2025
T-Mobile’s Un-Carrier Era Is Officially Over
BusinessTechnologyTelecom

T-Mobile’s Un-Carrier Era Is Officially Over

According to Android Authority, T-Mobile’s competitive advantages have significantly eroded. The carrier no longer feels like the consumer-friendly underdog, making prepaid options more compelling for value-focused users.

by Samuel KimNovember 9, 2025

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