Sarah Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell covers AI policy and consumer tech from Portland. Before OwlyTimes she spent five years building product at a developer-tools startup, which is where she stopped trusting demos. Writes when a feature ships, not when it's announced.
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TechnologyJamie Byrne revamps creative pipelines to automate film production
Jamie Byrne, co-founder of Promise, is restructuring creative pipelines by using artificial intelligence to automate and scale modern film production workflows.
TechnologySunmi shares drop 4.7% as retail tech focus shifts to warehouses
Shanghai Sunmi Technology shares fell 4.7% today as the retail tech firm pivots its primary business focus toward warehouse and logistics operations.
TechnologySilicon Valley Must Embed Security Into Software Design From Day One
Clear Path Security Ltd warns that Silicon Valley firms must stop the ship now, patch later approach and integrate security directly into software design.
TechnologyIndia Tests Agni Missile With Advanced MIRV Targeting Capability
India's Defence Ministry successfully tested an Agni missile equipped with MIRV technology, allowing the weapon to strike multiple targets simultaneously.
TechnologyTech Giants Blur Lines Between Hearing Aids and Consumer Audio
Apple and Bose are bypassing traditional clinical models by selling direct-to-consumer hearing devices that blend medical functionality with lifestyle audio.
TechnologyCAS launches room-temperature quantum processor in server rack format
CAS Cold Atom Technology unveiled the Hanyuan-2 in Wuhan, a dual-core neutral atom quantum processor that operates at room temperature in a server rack.
TechnologyTrump Media Posts $406M Loss as Revenue Stagnates at $870K
Trump Media and Technology Group reported a $406 million loss for the first quarter of 2026, while the company generated only $870,000 in total revenue.
TechnologyNewHydrogen moves ThermoLoop water-splitting to engineering stage
NewHydrogen, Inc. moved its ThermoLoop water-splitting technology from research to the engineering stage on May 9, 2026, targeting industrial production.
TechnologyStudents Fear AI Over-Automation While Job Prospects Hold Steady
The National Association of Colleges and Employers projects a 5.6 percent increase in hiring for the class of 2026, defying fears of automation job loss.
TechnologyinMusic Consolidates Gear Market With Native Instruments Buyout
Rhode Island-based inMusic officially signed a definitive agreement to acquire Berlin software company Native Instruments to unify its digital music stack.
TechnologyNew Memory Tech Shrinks Chip Energy Use Without Sacrificing Speed
Researchers developed ferroelectric memory technology that cuts chip energy consumption by 50 percent while maintaining high data processing speeds today.
TechnologyTreasury pivots to Liberty University to craft federal AI policy
The Department of the Treasury recently hosted Liberty University students and faculty to develop federal policy for artificial intelligence and energy.