Executive leadership requires more than strategic prowess or polished communication —it calls for authenticity. However, for many leaders, authenticity remains an elusive ideal, hidden beneath layers of conditioning, ego, and self-protective behavior. This is where shadow work steps in — not as a spiritual buzzword but as a powerful tool for self-awareness, personal integration, and…
Johnroe Guray
Check Point’s Acquisition of Lakera
In a move aligning with the accelerating pace of AI adoption, Check Point Software Technologies has announced its agreement to acquire Lakera, an AI‑native security company specializing in “agentic AI” applications. This deal aims to strengthen Check Point’s capacity to deliver an “end‑to‑end AI security stack,” extending protection across models, agents, data, and runtime operations….
¡Viva México! – History, Meaning, and the Road Ahead
A digital collage with the Mexican flags and portraits of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, José María Morelos, Ignacio Allende, Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez, and Vicente Guerrero
Palo Alto Networks’ Game-Changer in AI-Powered Identity Security
Palo Alto Networks (PAN), a longstanding leader in cybersecurity, has announced its intent to acquire CyberArk, the identity security powerhouse. This bold move is poised to reshape the competitive landscape of enterprise security, especially at the convergence of AI, identity, and cloud-native defense. But does it deliver on the promises PAN claims in its press…
China’s Push for AI Self-Sufficiency: A New Tech Power Play
China’s ambitions in artificial intelligence (AI) have taken a bold turn, with the country positioning itself to lead not only in AI development but also in shaping the global AI rulebook. At Shanghai’s World AI Conference, China unveiled its latest strategy — launching an international body to set AI standards and challenging the long-standing dominance…
Labor Day 2025: Honoring Work, Empowering Tomorrow
As we observe Labor Day 2025 on Monday, September 1, we honor the contributions of working people across the United States — and confront pressing questions about the present and future of labor in a rapidly changing world. Current Labor Landscape: Balancing Strength and Strain Despite whispers of weakening, the U.S. labor market remains remarkably stable:…
Which Country Is the Wealthiest in 2025?
When it comes to identifying the world’s wealthiest country in 2025, the answer depends on what “wealth” actually means. Is it about the sheer size of an economy? The average income of its people? Or the purchasing power that citizens enjoy? To provide a complete and unbiased picture, let’s explore three widely recognized ways to…
Where AT&T, Verizon, and T‑Mobile Stand Today on 5G SA
Standalone 5G (5G SA) is no longer a distant promise —i t’s live, driving innovation and carving new business opportunities. Here’s how the Big Three operators in the U.S. are stacking up: AT&T: 5G SA Primed for Business Bottom line: AT&T now offers a mature 5G SA infrastructure tailored to business needs, quietly advancing its…
Is AI’s Power Couple Headed for Divorce?
For years, Microsoft and OpenAI have appeared to be the dream team of artificial intelligence. Microsoft’s multibillion-dollar investment and exclusive access to OpenAI’s models gave it a head start in the generative AI race — fueling everything from Bing Chat to Copilot integrations in Office and Azure. But like many high-profile partnerships, what began as…
Exploring the Wonders of The Lawrence Hall of Science
Recently, we visited the Lawrence Hall of Science, a treasure trove of scientific discovery located in the scenic hills of Berkeley, California. This hands-on museum is not just a place of learning but also a significant landmark in science education, offering both educational and immersive experiences for people of all ages, especially children. A Journey…