Alex Coop

The European Space Agency's satellite sheds light on the Mikly Way, Google employees sign a letter demanding to know why an AI researcher was fired, and Steve Wozniak is starting another company.

It's a meaty briefing today - we've got updates from re:Invent, the latest tech news and chatter from the reseller community.

The U.S. labour board dunks on Google for allegedly spying on workers who were organizing employee protests and firing them, LinkedIn gets chatty about business travel, and a COVID vaccine supply chain gets targeted by hackers.

After launching in 2016, raising US$102 million in Series A funding and opening offices across five cities in North America, Europe, and Asia, one of Canada’s superstar startups has been scooped up by American software giant ServiceNow.

Amazon faces a privacy backlash for its Sidewalk feature, some of Canada’s big banks extend WFH policies, and we’ve got some Black Friday data from Shopify.

Today's Coffee Briefing features a list of recent leadership changes, Dell's Q3 earnings, and social media chatter from MSPs seeking help with bad clients.

An Amazon outage knocks out connected vacuum cleaners and other “smart” objects, Shopify gets a shoutout in the New York Times as its compared to Amazon, and a Tesla gets hacked with a Raspberry Pi.

Thanks to a front-row seat within Cisco, AppDynamics’ new country manager Rebecca Leach has witnessed the tech giant go from hardware behemoth to hardware behemoth with a promising software portfolio.