Software engineer Prajwal Sadananda Nayak created an AI-powered email marketing platform that tackles deliverability issues through automation, adaptive templates, and multi-channel orchestration. Integrating domain management, DNS setup, inbox provisioning, and real-time optimization, it boosts reach, efficiency, and conversions for modern businesses.
With 15 years’ experience, Kishore Ande leads STIBO MDM data integration at a major healthcare organization, ensuring seamless enterprise data flow. He also pioneers targeted AI solutions—GPT for content and Stable Diffusion for visuals—boosting efficiency and innovation while maintaining operational stability and governance.
Ethereum meme coin Little Pepe (LILPEPE) has raised $16.47M across nine sold-out presale stages. Stage 10 is live at $0.0019, ahead of a price rise in stage 11. Backed by top meme coin creators, it offers a Layer 2 chain, a meme coin launchpad, major exchange listings, and a $777K giveaway. Analysts predict a potential … Read more
Little Pepe (LILPEPE), an Ethereum-based meme coin, has raised $16.47M with nine presale stages sold out and stage 10 now open at $0.0019. Backed by top meme coin creators, it offers a Layer 2 chain for speed, low fees, and fair access. With major exchange listings, audits, and a $777K giveaway, analysts see strong post-launch … Read more
Something unusual is happening in the crypto space before the next altcoin season. After a sharp correction in mid-August, momentum is once again shifting. We’ve been watching the cycles for years at global crypto news media. And based on what we’re seeing now , from politics, price patterns to presale activity to sentiment across the … Read more
August 2025 | Global – Just weeks after its debut, Xauras, the third-generation decentralized liquidity protocol, is already gaining impressive traction across the global DeFi community. With thousands of users depositing assets and borrowing within the ecosystem, the protocol is proving that trustless lending backed by real transparency, user governance, and intelligent automation isn’t just … Read more
New York, USA, August 8th, 2025/Chainwire/–Streamex Exchange Corporation, a gold-tokenization platform integrating physical bullion into the digital economy, announced today its plan to integrate the stability of physical gold into the digital economy, introducing a regulated, blockchain-based asset designed to be programmable, liquid, and borderless. The company’s leadership combines financial market strategy and mining industry … Read more
San Jose, California, August 8th, 2025/Chainwire/–CARV, the first AI infrastructure that is powering the rise of sovereign AI Beings, proudly marks the successful conclusion of the Tech Fairness Hackathon, co-hosted with FAIR3 and HackQuest. The global hackathon, focused on building open, equitable AI and Web3 technologies, drew over 600 applicants and more than 200 registered … Read more
Can Stratospheric Aircraft Solve the Global Connectivity Crisis? 3 billion people still do not have internet access. In many regions, building cell towers is not financially or environmentally sustainable. What if instead of building more towers, telecom companies could float above the problem, literally? That is the approach being taken by World Mobile and Protelindo, … Read more
Midnight has opened the 60-day Claim Phase of its Glacier Drop, allowing eligible wallets from eight blockchains to claim $NIGHT tokens. The initiative, part of a fair multi-phase distribution model, promotes privacy, decentralization, and long-term engagement. Claimed tokens will unlock gradually after mainnet launch via four random “thaw” events.
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, August 8, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Wilbur Wright took off his first flight in 1908, Netscape Communications Went Public in 1995, Patent Granted for Autographic Printing in 1876, and we present you with these … Read more
Hydra is a deployable Layer 2 solution for Cardano that scales Web3 apps with speed, low fees, and modularity—without sacrificing decentralization or security. Built as an isomorphic extension, Hydra supports parallel off-chain processing through “Heads,” making it practical, developer-friendly, and resilient for real-world use.
It’s tough building anything at all, not to mention things that last. A solution to a real problem (not one propped up by marketing buzzwords or fading trends) can feel like trapping lightning in a bottle. But it is possible, and when it happens, it can be the birth of a unicorn or just another … Read more
Brands now use biofeedback to track real-time emotional reactions and optimize ads. UVA’s Luca Cian explains how neuromarketing—via heart rate, brainwaves, and facial cues—helps marketers refine creative content, improve ad timing, and increase engagement. The shift raises ethical questions, but offers powerful insights into consumer behavior.
Muath Juady created SearchQ.AI to unify 100+ AI models into a single platform, solving the problem of fragmented AI tools. It merges outputs, streamlines workflows, and offers no-code orchestration and a unified API, making AI access more affordable and user-friendly for creators, developers, and professionals worldwide.
San Francisco, California, August 7th, 2025/Chainwire/–Constellation Labs d/b/a Caldera, the leading provider of rollup infrastructure solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with EigenCloud to integrate EigenDA V2 into its rollup engine. This integration unlocks industry-leading data throughput capabilities of 100 MB/s for blockchain rollups, representing a significant leap forward in blockchain scalability and performance. The … Read more
Face it: you’re not writing enough. So following up on writethat.blog and Writing for Developers: Blogs That Get Read, we’re sharing the perspectives of expert tech bloggers: why they write, how they tackle writing challenges, and their lessons learned. This time, we’re featuring Jeff Atwood. How do you introduce Jeff Atwood? 😅 If you don’t immediately recognize his name, … Read more
In the last blog, we got an overview of Wi-Fi security protocols. To summarize: With the Wi-Fi security fundamentals covered, we are ready to get our hands dirty… :::warning Disclaimer: Everything shown in this blog was performed within legal boundaries and with full authorization from the network owner. This content is strictly for educational purposes. … Read more
This post is the first in a series where I explore whether emerging technologies can fix the broken internet. It all started with a simple question: Why do I find myself rooting so strongly for AI to disrupt the current status quo in tech? I think it’s because Big Tech giants have become cumbersome monopolists, … Read more
So you’ve learned everything about Go’s goroutines and channels, and you’re excited to dive into concurrent programming. But wait! Before you start spawning thousands of goroutines, let’s take a step back and understand how to do this efficiently. In this article, we’ll explore the concept of a worker pool and how it can help you … Read more
I never thought I’d write a post like this. But here we are. This is the story of my first real startup. It’s called CoLaunchly. A tool I built to help devs like me actually market their apps instead of letting them die in silence. Let’s rewind a bit. 🤯 Why I Built It The … Read more
The latest MariaDB Kubernetes Operator release, version 25.08.0, is now available. This ships with enhancements, especially in how you can approach disaster recovery in MariaDB clusters, and how the Operator is adapting to the requirements of modern data-centric applications. Disaster Recovery with Physical Backups One of the main features in 25.08.0 is the introduction of … Read more
Popular imagination is currently framing The Future as an inexorable, relentless march towards the age of Skynet, Hal 9000 and R2-D2. The reality is both subtler and more demanding. While today’s headlines are filled with dreams of Artificial General Intelligence and Artificial Super-Intelligence, little is being said on the subtle balance of continuous technological evolution needed to … Read more
You may know I’m a big fan of OpenTelemetry. I recently finished developing a master class for the YOW! conference at the end of the year. During development, I noticed massive differences in configuration and results across programming languages. Even worse, differences exist across frameworks inside the same programming language. In this post, I want … Read more
Struggling to sell your digital products? Discover why they are not moving and proven steps to turn browsers into loyal buyers.
This article shares eight things that work from onboarding and progress loops to identity and timing. Simple ideas, grounded in real experience.
A simple communication tool built with the help of AI to solve the problems of people that can’t communicate.
Over the past few years, tipping culture in the U.S. has shifted in subtle but deeply felt ways. What used to be a straightforward gesture of appreciation has transformed into an obligation that feels like it’s being capitalized at every turn. I started noticing how often I’d be asked for a 20% tip for nothing … Read more
Most EdTech products focus on screens and data, ignoring the physical needs of students. This article argues for sensory-based, low-tech infrastructure (like wall-mounted panels) that support attention, regulation and inclusion through thoughtful environmental design. We don’t need more apps. We need learning spaces that work.