Inside

Image: Willis Lai/IDG One of the most impressive products to come out of CES 2023 was AirJet, new solid-state cooling system that can replace fans with cooling components using a fraction of the power and space. Seshu Madhavapeddy, founder and CEO of Frore Systems, was kind enough to give us a tour of the company’s

Bill Shufelt and John Walker are making nonalcoholic beers tasty enough to please the biggest suds snobs. And with a nearly $500 million valuation, investors are intoxicated. Ona dreary Wed­nesday in January, Bill Shufelt, the cofounder and CEO of Athletic Brewing, grabs a yellow can of golden ale off the humming conveyor belt in his

Most healthcare consumers have experienced certain pain points in receiving care for family and friends. THE PROBLEM Patient access is a top priority for AdventHealth, a health system based in Altamonte Springs, Florida. For the health system, improving the way it delivers care to patients starts with meeting them at the place of their needs.

PLENTY of people who like sailing also love life on the road in a motorhome, but what if you could combine the two?It turns...

Another week, another millions of hearts ripped apart by The Last of Us. While most of us are still recovering from the end of...

For years, it seemed as though nothing could stop Amazon’s explosive growth and success. Even a pandemic couldn’t slow it down: In fact, in early 2021, the tech and retail giant reported its largest quarterly profit ever. But a lot can change in just two years: Since then, founder Jeff Bezos stepped down and named

Days after learning that her husband, Ted, had only months to live, Claire Matte found herself telling strangers about it in VR. The 62-year-old retiree had bought a virtual-reality headset in 2021 as a social getaway. Ted had late-stage cancer, and the intense responsibility of caring for him had shrunk her daily reality. With the

In Nigeria, the burden of drug abuse is on the rise and becoming a public health concern. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said 14.3 percent of Nigerians are presently engaged in drug abuse. Caleb Ijioma, visits a community in Lagos state, to uncover drug activities and how it is contributing to