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Harsh Zala, CEO and Founder of Aerobotics7 International, is a young innovator from Ahmedabad, India, celebrated as “India’s drone wiz.” With multiple patents, Zala began inventing at 10, creating a remote-control device for home appliances. At 14, inspired to address the dangers of undetected landmines, he developed a prototype and, after facing rejection from 12

The healthcare industry is one of the fastest-evolving sectors when it comes to technological advancements and research breakthroughs. From innovative methods for administering treatments to the relentless pursuit of cures for life-threatening diseases like cancer, progress in healthcare aims to improve standards of care and healing for patients. While these achievements are monumental, they’re not

Dan Lee is the Co-Founder and CEO of Nooks, an AI Sales Assistant Platform (ASAP) that automates busywork so reps can focus on the human part of selling. Prior to founding Nooks, Dan held machine learning roles at companies like Scale AI and Cerebras Systems and studied AI at Stanford. Can you walk us through

When it comes to the real estate industry, we have traditionally relied on local economic indicators, insights from personal networks, and comparisons of historical data to deliver market evaluations. Machine learning has disrupted many industries over the past few years, but the effects it has had in the real estate market fluctuation forecasting area have

Synthesia, the world’s leading AI-powered video communications platform, has announced the successful close of its $180 million Series D funding round. The round was led by NEA, with participation from new investors WiL (World Innovation Lab), Atlassian Ventures, and PSP Growth, alongside existing backers GV, MMC Ventures, and FirstMark. This latest funding round values Synthesia

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most exciting technological developments of the current times. It is changing how industries operate, from improving healthcare with more innovative diagnostic tools to personalizing shopping experiences in e-commerce. But what often gets overlooked in the AI debates is the hardware behind these innovations. Powerful, efficient, and scalable hardware

Certis Oncology Solutions, led by Peter Ellman, President and CEO, is a life science technology company dedicated to realizing the promise of precision oncology. The company’s product is Oncology Intelligence® — highly predictive therapeutic response data derived from advanced cancer models. Certis partners with physician-scientists and industry researchers to expand access to precision oncology and

In recent years, the financial services industry has been spearheading innovation with fintechs, digital banks, and other tech solutions — the sector consistently ranks at the top of VC investment. However, the case hasn’t been the same for financial institutions like credit unions, which usually thrive on in-person interactions with their members and running traditional

Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere today. While that’s an exciting prospect to some, it’s an uncomfortable thought for others. Applications like AI-powered traffic cameras are particularly controversial. As their name suggests, they analyze footage of vehicles on the road with machine vision. They’re typically a law enforcement measure — police may use them to catch

Theranos and FTX weren’t just scandals—they were wake-up calls. They exposed what happens when hype outruns substance, leaving a trail of shattered trust and catastrophic losses. In 2025, artificial intelligence stands at a similar crossroads. The divide between bold claims and actual capabilities has grown impossible to ignore. If AI is to deliver on its