The pet food industry is already packed with options, which made Hillary Coles initially doubtful about launching another brand. Despite her hesitation, she was eventually convinced there was still room for meaningful innovation. For more articles From Hims & Hers to Golden Child Coles, a co-founder of Hims & Hers, spent years leading brand and product strategy before stepping away to focus on family. She describes herself as a consumer-focused builder, not someone who originally planned to enter the pet food space. The Data-Driven Approach That Changed Her Mind Atomic Labs, founded by Jack Abraham, uses “painted door tests” to…
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AI meeting tools are moving past simple transcription and summaries. Companies now aim to become full productivity platforms where users can gather data from multiple sources, search across it, and make business decisions in one place. For more articles Otter Embraces Enterprise Search with MCP Otter is taking a major step by adopting Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing it to connect with external apps through a standardized system. This shift positions Otter as more than a note-taking tool—it becomes a centralized workspace for enterprise data. Integrations Across Popular Work Tools With this update, users can link accounts like Gmail, Google…
Major tech companies like Microsoft and Meta are increasingly investing in natural gas to power their expanding data centers. The surge in AI-driven computing demand has pushed firms to secure reliable energy sources, making fossil fuel-based power plants an attractive option despite environmental concerns. For more articles Rising Costs of Gas Power Plants Building natural gas power plants has become significantly more expensive. According to BloombergNEF, the cost of constructing a combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) plant has jumped 66% in just two years — rising from under $1,500 per kilowatt in 2023 to $2,157 in 2025. In addition, construction…
Skye, an iPhone app currently in private testing, aims to redefine how people interact with AI on their smartphones. Even before its official launch, it has gained notable traction online, drawing interest from investors and reportedly attracting “tens of thousands” of users to its waitlist. This early momentum suggests a growing demand for a more AI-integrated iPhone experience. For more articles Agentic Homescreen Concept Rather than relying on traditional apps or chatbot interfaces, Skye is building what it calls an “agentic homescreen.” This approach uses iOS widgets to deliver AI-driven functionality directly on the user’s home screen, making interactions more…
Amazon’s approach to podcasting has undergone a major transformation in recent months, signaling a clear move toward deeper monetization. For more articles Wondery Restructuring In August 2025, Amazon cut over 100 jobs at Wondery. While the brand still exists, reports suggest the studio itself was significantly scaled back rather than maintained in its original form. Content Reorganization Amazon has split its podcast ecosystem into distinct verticals. Traditional audio podcasts are now managed under Audible, while a new division—Creator Services—focuses on celebrity-driven, video-first content. Rise of Creator Services This new unit works with high-profile names like Dax Shepard, Keke Palmer, and…
Theo Baker is leaving Stanford with more than a degree—he has a book deal, a George Polk Award for investigative journalism, and firsthand insight into one of the most mythologized universities in the world. For more articles A Book That Questions Power His upcoming book How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at Stanford University, recently excerpted in The Atlantic, explores the inner workings of Stanford’s elite ecosystem. The central question it raises is whether exposing this system can truly change it—or simply make it more attractive. When Critique Becomes Glamour There’s a familiar pattern where criticism ends…
Truecaller, with over 500 million users globally, is entering a tougher phase as its rapid growth begins to slow and competition intensifies across telecom networks and smartphone ecosystems. For more articles Heavy Dependence on India India has been the backbone of Truecaller’s expansion, contributing more than 350 million users—around 70% of its total base. The widespread issue of spam calls in the country has made Truecaller an essential communication tool rather than just a caller ID app. Rising Competition from Telecom and Tech Giants The competitive landscape is shifting quickly. Telecom operators in India are rolling out features like Calling…
The demand for electricity to run advanced AI models is growing rapidly, pushing tech companies to explore new energy solutions. Meta alone consumed over 18,000 gigawatt-hours of electricity in 2024—enough to power around 1.7 million U.S. homes annually—and its energy needs continue to climb. For more articles Meta’s Renewable Energy Strategy To meet this rising demand, Meta has committed to developing 30 gigawatts of renewable energy, with a strong focus on large-scale solar farms. However, solar power has a major limitation: it doesn’t generate electricity at night, forcing data centers to rely on battery storage or alternative energy sources. Overview…
Climate tech startups typically require large amounts of capital, long development timelines, and often introduce entirely new technologies. On top of that, their core mission—reducing pollution—addresses a problem that markets don’t always price effectively. These factors have historically made them less attractive to public market investors. For more articles Public Markets Begin to Shift Despite these challenges, sentiment appears to be changing. Some climate tech companies are now gaining traction in public markets, signaling a potential turning point for the sector. X-energy and Fervo Lead the Way Nuclear startup X-energy recently went public, raising $1 billion in an expanded offering…
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman issued a public apology to the people of Tumbler Ridge, Canada, acknowledging the company’s failure to notify law enforcement about a user later linked to a deadly mass shooting. For more articles Suspect Previously Flagged by OpenAI Authorities identified 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the suspected shooter responsible for eight deaths. Reports revealed that OpenAI had already flagged and banned the individual’s ChatGPT account in June 2025 after conversations involving gun violence. Despite internal discussions about alerting authorities, no report was made at the time, and officials were only contacted after the incident. Changes to Safety…