Thanks to all the members who attended our 2026 annual meeting for making it such a special event! It was great to see everyone in Las Vegas this January, and the energy throughout the week really highlighted what makes this community unique. Held January 15–17 at Park MGM, the meeting benefited from a smaller, more [...]
Humans&, a new startup founded by alumni of Anthropic, Meta, OpenAI, xAI, and Google DeepMind, is building the next generation of foundation models for collaboration, not chat.
DNSSEC promised to secure DNS with cryptographic proof, yet messy rollouts, outages, and hype backlash ruined its reputation. This piece argues that storytelling and emotions shape adoption as much as specs, and that automation enables a reset.
General Fusion's merger with an acquisition company will net the company over $300 million. Just last year, the company ran into trouble raising money from other investors.
Neurophos is taking a crack at solving the AI industry's power efficiency problem with an optical chip that uses a composite material to do the math required in AI inferencing tasks.
Quadric aims to help companies and governments build programmable on-device AI chips that can run fast-changing models locally.
Tiger Global and Microsoft are offering up their full stakes in the company, while Walmart is choosing to retain its majority stake, and selling up to 45.9 million shares.
ICA Annual Member Meeting 2026: A Community-Driven Success in Las Vegas The ICA Annual Member Meeting returned to Las Vegas this January, and ICA Vegas 2026 delivered exactly what our community values most: meaningful connection, candid conversation, and unprecedented access to one another. Held January 15–17 at Park MGM, the move to a smaller, more integrated venue [...]
Rick Schwartz is offering other domain professionals an opportunity to represent a name or two of his. So basically you can partner with Rick to sell one or two of his domain names and receive a share of the sale. Rick mentioned he want to know why you want to do this and generic answers [...]
Books are forever. Website content is not. When a book is published, its words stay there forever. That includes links or references to domain names. This can be a problem if the domain in the book later points to another website. Consider what happened to the children’s book series Spy Pups. The books mentioned a [...]