Republicans Admit to Being Hacked During 2018 Election Cycle
The Republican National Congressional Committee is claiming it suffered a hack which exposed thousands of sensitive emails to an outside intruder.
Hacking Attacks Both Companies and Individuals, But You Can Fight Back
Individuals, not big businesses, are at greater risk of being hacked. Learn the threats and some simple steps in avoiding them.
Don’t Make These 5 Mistakes When Communicating with Your Ecosystem of Innovation Partners
Clear communication is key for effective innovation. Here are five common communications mistakes you’re probably making, and how to avoid them.
Sandboxing Toward Colorado’s Tech Future
How is ProStar Geocorp creating opportunities for Colorado graduates to keep their talent local? Find out here.
Hacking, as Seen on TV: An Interview with the Ethical Hacker
Ralph Echemendia, also known as “The Ethical Hacker,” distinguishes fact from fiction in the realm of cybersecurity in this exclusive interview.
The Weekly Buffer: Eating Insects to Save the World
Where did Cyber Monday come from? What happened with the Mars landing? Would you eat insects to save the planet? Find out on The Weekly Buffer.
Building Tomorrow’s Economy with the Grand Junction Economic Partnership
The Junction, “one of America’s Coolest Desert Towns” is a great place to be if you’re a small business because of the Grand Junction Economic Partnership.
How Dating Apps Have Changed The Way We Fall In Love
Mobile apps are designed for our convenience and leisure, but how are they changing how we connect and stay connected with possible mates?
Solid State Batteries: A Leap Forward in Electric Power
What are solid state batteries and how are they an improvement on lithium-ion batteries? Find out here.
Continued Revenue Growth in The Video Game “Industrial Revolution”
Video games have become increasingly popular over the recent past. See the gaming trends that are making this industry the behemoth that it is.
Video: The Seattle Mariners Make History with LED Lit Field
Lighting costs a lot, both in energy and dollars. In this video interview, we learn why the Seattle Mariners implemented LED stadium lighting.
Taking Growing Indoors, Naturally, with Innovative Indoor Lighting Tech
Imagine cultivating hundreds of acres of crops with virtually no pests or diseased plants – without using herbicides, pesticides, or fungicides.
The Weekly Buffer: You Will Be Missed, Stan Lee
In this episode, we look back at the late Stan Lee’s contributions to Marvel, real news in China delivered by a fake news anchor, and fake news videos.
Lighting that Protects Us … and Our Environment
Violet Defense’s S.A.G.E. system utilizes germ-killing lights in combination with violet and UV light to eradicate pathogens. Here’s how it works.
In Today’s Environment, Is Business Automation Right for You?
Business automation is becoming an important consideration for businesses of any size. Here’s a quick look at automation today.
A Truly Grand Innovation Junction
As the Denver business boom expands westward, Grand Junction finds the ideal blend of technology, agriculture and recreation. Find out why.
Podcast: AR, The Death of Cashiers, and the Real Big Bird
What industries can be revolutionized by AR? Where are all the cashiers? What extremely large extinct creature was just discovered? Find out in our podcast.
How Gaimin Intersects Gaming and Blockchain Mining
Gaming world, meet cryptocurrency, meet blockchain data mining. Best of all? With Gaimin, gamers don’t have to know a thing about blockchain mining.
Nintendo’s Theme Park Is On Its Way
Nintendo has officially began construction on their theme park, a collaboration with Universal Studios.
Google Employees Walkout in Protest of Sexual Harassment Scandal
Google employees all over the world participated in a walkout on November 1 to protest the company’s poor handling of sexual harassment.
Scorpion Studios Talks Tech Realism in the Movies
Walter O’Brien talks Scorpion Studios, his consulting firm that makes technology and science in the movies more realistic.
The Weekly Buffer: Playstation Classic Faux Pas, Apple Tech Announcements, Sexist Algorithms
In this episode of The Weekly Buffer, Anthony, Adam, and Dylan discuss the Playstation Classic, Apples new release event, and Amazon’s sexist algorithm.
6 Tips for Improving Healthcare Data Security
The healthcare industry has become a target for cyber criminals due to its lucrative potential. Learn 6 data security tips for healthcare organizations.
How Virtual Reality is Revolutionizing the Gaming Industry
Virtual reality has undoubtedly risen beyond expectations in recent years. Learn how gamers are going all in for this cutting edge technology.
Buckle Up. Quantum Computers are Now a Reality.
Quantum computing has arrived in a real way. Here’s a breakdown of the most recent quantum computer and it’s implications.
The Future of U.S. Data Security in the Wake of GDPR
GDPR, enacted for data protection, can be hard to regulate since technology is constantly changing. As a result, parts of the U.S. are trying to stay ahead.
How to Choose a Cryptocurrency Exchange
Although Bitcoin was first created nearly 10 years ago, cryptocurrency is a relatively new concept for most people. Because of this, it can be a difficult industry to understand. However, […]
The Power of the Sun, Pt 4: How A.I. is Applied to Fusion
TAE Technologies teamed up with Google to integrate A.I. capabilities into their fusion research, which has both improved and hastened their technology.
The Weekly Buffer: Adobe News, Quantum Computers, and Paternal Exercise
In Episode 2, we cover Adobe’s use of AI, quantum computers, and the impact of paternal exercise on a child’s metabolism.
Olivia Munn On The Problem With American Action Films
In this interview snippet, Olivia Munn discusses the major difference she sees between American cinema and the films she grew up with.
R.I.P. Google Plus, Google’s Most Apparent Failure
Google Plus has officially been put on a doomsday clock. After a data breach, Google decided to shut down the platform over a 10-month period.
eSports on the Main Stage: From Child’s Play to Global Phenomenon
The rise of eSports has been remarkable. With the industry pushing over $700 million in value, it’s no surprise that professional sports are taking notice.
How to Travel the World (On the Cheap!)
Explore our top tips for how to travel the world on a budget. It’s easier than it seems and we’ll give you all the tools you need for money-saving success!
Lift Off! The Weekly Buffer Podcast is Now Live
The Weekly Buffer is dead. Long live The Weekly Buffer Podcast! Check out our first episode on 3D printing, abused robots, and sci-fi science.
The Destructive Relationship Between Head Coaches and Tech
From Jim Harbaugh to Bill Belichick, we take a look at the various head coaches that have taken out their anger on technology.
Lady Gaga Vs. Venom: Why Fake Reviews Are Flooding Twitter
According to a number of different outlets, Lady Gaga’s fans, also known as “Little Monsters,” have attempted to deter audiences from seeing the upcoming film Venom using false Twitter reviews.
How NASA is Predicting Crop Yields with Satellites
Using satellites, NASA has been monitoring the Earth for over 60 years. In their observation, they’ve been able to predict future crop yields with impressive accuracy.
The Power of the Sun, Pt 3: Fusion Energy’s Progress
Michl Binderbauer, CEO of TAE Technologies, believes fusion energy has made incredible progress and that we are within a decade of mainstream success.
How has Technology Changed CFD Trading?
Contract for difference (CFD) trading is becoming an increasingly popular way to trade. Learn how technology is transforming this industry.
Blockchain Democracy: Fixing a Wrecked System
Democracy was the most successful political idea of the 20th century, but now it seems to be encountering major challenges. Blockchain can fix that.