Your Saturday briefing on the week that shaped technology

Your Saturday briefing on the week that shaped technology

Silicon Valley has largely overlooked medical imaging, but the physics-meets-AI convergence happening in MRI and CT technology represents one of healthcare's most profound engineering transformations.

WiFi sensing technology can now turn invisible radio waves into detailed images without cameras. The breakthrough raises urgent questions about privacy, security, and the future of surveillance.

DeepMind just won the Nobel Prize for solving protein folding with AlphaFold. More interesting: they gave away 214 million protein structures for free, then turned around and signed $3 billion in pharma deals. Here's how the technical breakthrough works, why the business model is genius, and what opportunities

The world is building datacenters at a pace that makes the 1990s internet boom look quaint. By 2030, the industry will have invested $7 trillion globally in what amounts to the largest infrastructure buildout in human history. This isn't just growth—it's a fundamental rewiring of

China's leading robotics manufacturer Unitree is officially preparing for an IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market by Q4 2025, targeting a $7 billion valuation that would mark the world's first major humanoid robotics public listing. The company, which has dominated global quadruped robot sales with

Friday's tech landscape transforms with Tesla protests, WWDC aftershocks, and Europe's AI sovereignty push - A coffee.link Special Report

Friday the 13th brings seismic shifts in AI, cloud computing, and fintech.

Finding the right programming language is both an art and a science. As development paradigms evolve, so do our tools for building tomorrow's digital landscape. It's early morning in San Francisco's tech district. Developers gather in cafés, engrossed in conversations about type systems, memory