High Demand for Freight Has Plunged by Over a Third Since April
Freight operations report a dramatic decline in business activity right as the market should be surging.
Adam has been a writer at Tech.co for nine years, covering fleet management and logistics. He has also worked at the logistics newletter Inside Lane, and has worked as a tech writer, blogger and copy editor for more than a decade. He was a Forbes Contributor on the publishing industry, for which he was named a Digital Book World 2018 award finalist. His work has appeared in publications including Popular Mechanics and IDG Connect, and his art history book on 1970s sci-fi, 'Worlds Beyond Time,' was a 2024 Locus Awards finalist. When not working on his next art collection, he's tracking the latest news on VPNs, POS systems, and the future of tech.
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Researchers Just Revealed 4 Big Microsoft Teams Vulnerabilities
Think you know when an MS Teams message was edited or who's calling for a video chat? Think again.
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IBM Lays Off Thousands Globally Amid Fourth-Quarter AI Push
The world's largest industrial research organization is getting a little bit smaller.
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Bitcoin Miners Are Pivoting to Powering AI Instead
Bitcoin mining profits fell more than 7% across September 2025, due in part to declining bitcoin value.
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Report: Amazon Might Lay Off 30,000 Corporate Employees This Week
Impacted divisions within Amazon include human resources, devices and services, and operations, sources say.
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Australia Sues Microsoft for AI Subscription Plan Price Increases
The claim is that Microsoft only revealed a cheaper plan was available after customers chose to cancel their current one.
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Best Free Vibe Coding Tools: Build Apps for Free
Thanks to the rise of vibe coding, now anyone can code, no matter their skill level. Even better, there are free options too.
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Replit Alternatives: Top AI Coding Platforms in 2025
Replit is a great AI coding platform, but it's not the only one. Here, we compare the prices and features of its top rivals.
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Report: Expect 10% Less Holiday Spending This Year
Gen Z, Millennials, and Baby Boomers are all projected to spend less in 2025, regardless of their income levels.
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Anthropic and Adobe Launch Even More AI Programs
AI tools continue to roll out: Anthropic has a new research integration and Adobe helps businesses create their own models.
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Amazon Says the Issue Behind Major AWS Outage Is ‘Mitigated’
Impacted services and platforms include banking, messaging, and project management apps, among many others.
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Policy Pressure: Tech.co Logistics Report 2025
Download our new report for the latest data on the regulatory changes shaking up the US logistics industry.
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Landmark California Bill Is First in Nation to Regulate AI Chatbots
Three new California bills indicate the AI industry is reaching greater attention from lawmakers after years of rapid growth.
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Report: 7,000 Jobs Lost Last Month Were ‘Specifically’ Due to AI
Can AI replace human workers? New numbers from a fresh report shed some light on current tech company hiring practices.
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Slack Turns Reminder Tool Slackbot Into an AI Assistant
The new Slackbot is already in use internally at Salesforce, and it'll roll out to all users at the end of 2025.
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The Workforce Crisis: Tech.co Logistics Report 2025
Download our new report for the latest insights on how the US logistics industry is tackling driver shortages.
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Report: AI Could Eliminate 100 Million US Jobs Within a Decade
The government report predicts job losses of 40% among registered nurses and a full 47% of truck drivers.
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US DoD Will Cut Back on Mandatory Cybersecurity Training
Mandatory Department training that isn't "directly linked to warfighting" will be reduced or consolidated, says a new memo.
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Best Free AI Training Courses You Can Start in October 2025
Take your AI skills to the next level with this collection of free online courses from Microsoft, LinkedIn, and others.
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Meta Will Start Using Your AI Chats to Target Ads at You
Meta will be hyper-targeting ads for users in most countries by the end of the year, with no opting out.
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A China-Linked Malware Group Is Targeting Software Suppliers
Google's Mandiant team found the malware BRICKSTORM on Linux and BSD-based appliances from multiple manufacturers.