I can’t write a single line of code. So, it was a big surprise to me when I was asked to lead our new global web strategy team three years ago. If you’ve followed HubSpot’s history, it’s also probably a big surprise to you that we had 20,000 customers and went public years before we […]
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Editor’s note: “Ask an SEO” is a weekly column by technical SEO experts Shelly Fagin, Ryan Jones, Adam Riemer, and Tony Wright. Come up with your hardest SEO question and fill out our form. You might see your answer in the next #AskanSEO post! This week for “Ask An SEO”, we have a question from
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As with so many things in life, it’s often the small stuff that makes the biggest difference. This is certainly the case at work. The more you work on small changes to your daily routine, the more likely you are to become more productive and, ultimately, more successful. The key lies in identifying which new
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An illustration of the solar system (Image: Nasa) Here on Earth, you know a country has been conquered when loads of tanks, attacks helicopters and burly great soldiers roll into town. But aliens could ‘invade’ our solar system using tiny ‘micro-robots’ which astronomers would probably fail to spot unless they knew exactly what to look
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TruTag Technologies, a company that creates microscopic, edible barcodes to authenticate medications, food, vaping pods and other products, has raised a $7.5 million Series C. The funding, led by Pangaea Ventures and Happiness Capital, will be used to further commercialize its technology and develop new solutions. Along with earlier rounds, this brings TruTag’s total funding
More than a year has passed since Bloomberg Businessweek grabbed the lapels of the cybersecurity world with a bombshell claim: that Supermicro motherboards in servers used by major tech firms, including Apple and Amazon, had been stealthily implanted with a chip the size of a rice grain that allowed Chinese hackers to spy deep into
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Regular blood tests are typically used to monitor reactions to antibiotics and other drugs Seriously ill patients could get help to recover more quickly thanks to a sensor that uses tiny needles to monitor medication. A team at Imperial College, London, has developed the sensor that constantly samples patients’
The ESP32 was introduced a few years ago as an inexpensive way to outfit various microcontrollers with WiFi or Bluetooth. Since then it has been experimented with and developed on, thanks to its similarities to the ESP8266 and the ability to easily program it. Watching the development of this small chip has truly been fascinating
It’s hard to keep your clothes clean while you travel. From janky hotels and germ-infested planes to sketchy Airbnbs, finding a good washing machine can be nearly impossible. Fortunately, there’s a new way to keep your clothes clean on the go without stepping anywhere near a washer or dryer: Sonic Soak Ultrasonic Cleaner. This portable
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Tiny, bubble-like extracellular vesicles (in red) targeting breast cancer cells (in blue) in mice. Michigan State University Over the past several years, a number of advancements have been made in the world of cancer research, including an artificial beauty spot that could warn you of cancer before symptoms emerge that can be used for early
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