Want the full front page? Deep Briefing has Spotlight and discovery. Watching a particular patch? The beat follows it with you.
Claim a handle. Keep the stories that move your work.
Follow the people, brands, beats and events you care about — then let UC Today bring the useful work forward.
Find your corner. Follow the work, the people and the events that matter to your team.
RayNeo’s camera-free iO Smart Glasses bring transcription, translation and AI-generated action items to a lightweight wearable, aiming to make hands-free workplace support more discreet – while raising new concerns around ambient audio capture and data governance
Apple is cutting more than 200 roles across Siri, Vision Pro and AI software teams, as it shifts resources towards a rebuilt assistant, new devices and a more targeted spatial-computing strategy, including a reduced focus on gaming and immersive video
Women in Telecoms explores the realities of balancing parenthood and career progression, from childcare costs and travel to flexible work and parental leave. Industry voices discuss why trust, shared responsibility and tailored support are essential to retaining talented professionals in telecoms.
Here is a first look at the independent judging panel evaluating the UC Awards 2026. This year, we have assembled an expert panel of practitioners, analysts, and buyers who will be responsible for the integrity of every shortlist and winner decision
Wispr has raised $280 million in Series B funding at a $2 billion valuation as it expands from AI dictation into meeting intelligence and enterprise workflows. The company also previewed Canto, a proprietary speech model designed to improve accuracy in difficult audio conditions
Workday is turning to research to address the technical challenges that could determine whether AI agents can scale reliably across the enterprise, with a new research team that is focused on areas including agent memory, multi-agent collaboration, governance, and trust
Google has won a bankruptcy auction for a chunk of defunct Spirit Airlines' internal data, including 500 million Microsoft Teams chats. The deal puts a price on enterprise collaboration history and raises fresh governance questions for anyone running Teams inside a regulated business
A federal judge has allowed core privacy claims against Otter.ai to proceed, rejecting its bid to dismiss allegations that it recorded and retained conversations without consent. Wiretap, California privacy and Illinois biometric claims survive; CFAA and other claims were dismissed
This page ranks by your follows and by movement, not by the day’s news judgment. The Briefing and Deep Briefing do the judging.
