Christopher Diehl

Intel’s crisis is no longer cyclical; it has become structural. The company has begun restructuring itself, most visibly by spinning off its Networking and Edge (NEX) unit, and that should be the template, not the exception. To recover speed, capital, and credibility, Intel might need a deliberate break-up. The Break-Up Has Already Started Under new

In an era of remote and hybrid work, employee monitoring software has become a practical necessity for many organizations. These tools offer valuable insights into productivity, time management, and workload distribution—but they also come with a risk: if implemented poorly, they can destroy trust, morale, and company culture. So how do you adopt monitoring software

Choosing the right tech partner can make or break your startup. The same goes for scaling eCommerce businesses — especially in today’s hyper-competitive digital space. That’s where the DigitalSuits agency in UK comes in. Not just another dev shop, they’ve carved out a name for themselves as a reliable, startup-friendly, and results-driven agency that understands

In the last decade, consumer electronics have undergone a quiet but powerful transformation. What began as a push for portability and connectivity has evolved into a sophisticated movement toward sensor integration, turning everyday devices into intelligent, responsive systems. Whether it’s a smartwatch that reads your blood oxygen levels, a refrigerator that tracks food expiration dates,

The wellness industry is no longer confined to yoga mats and kale smoothies. In recent years, it has become one of the most rapidly evolving sectors in the tech landscape, with startups and major corporations alike developing disruptive technologies that blend health, science, and innovation. From AI-powered mental health apps to wearable biosensors and digital