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Make · TechCrunch
4 days left: How TechCrunch Founder Summit helps you make more useful connections to scale
TechCrunch Founder Summit, presented by Fidelity Private Shares, is set for November 4 at Boston’s SoWa Power Station. The day offers scheduled networking,…
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Intel says it’s selling every affordable laptop chip it can make
On Intel's latest earnings call, chief executive Lip-Bu Tan said demand for budget-focused Wildcat Lake chips is outstripping supply. Chief financial officer…
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TechCrunch
AI can make tech CEOs’ lives easier. What about everyone else?
On Equity, we discuss why tech CEO statements can seem so tone deaf.
TechCrunch
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figma.com
The TL;DR on Figma Weave: Make your creative process repeatable
Figma Weave brings AI generation and editing tools together into connected, reusable workflows, giving you a process your team can shape, refine, and repeat. Here’s what it unlocks for creative teams and how to get the most out of it.
TechCrunch
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The Verge
Intel says it’s selling every affordable laptop chip it can make
During Intel's latest earnings call, CEO Lip-Bu Tan said that demand for its budget-focused Wildcat Lake chips "is outstripping supply." According to CFO David Zinsner, the chips are now sold out. Zinsner said Intel has "seen significant growth in Wildcat Lake. It's coming exactly at the right time because it's cost-optimized and we're seeing a lot of focus in that regard." As shortages of RAM and other components have driven up PC prices over recent months, Intel's Wildcat Lake chips have been appearing in new lower-cost Windows laptops on par with the MacBook Neo, like the new Dell XPS 13 or the HP Omnibook 5 14. Wildcat Lake laptops like …
wix.com
How to create a hotel website: make online booking easy
We’re going to take you through the process of how to make a great website for your hotel business.
aboutamazon.com
Alexa for Shopping adds 100+ new capabilities to make shopping even faster and easier
From building holiday gift lists to managing baby registries to tracking refunds, customers can now handle everyday shopping actions in a simple conversation.
Wired
Pornhub Stars Want to Teach You How to Make Dinner
Faced with censorship and anti-porn laws, the adult site is encouraging creators to embrace cooking, gaming, podcasting, and other safe-for-work content.
supabase.com
Automate your Supabase backend with Make
Connect Supabase to Make with OAuth and bring your database, Edge Functions, logs, and projects into automated scenarios and AI agents.
TechCrunch
VCs will make billions on Anthropic’s IPO, but Amazon is set to make much (much) more
Massive note conversions reveal the true extent of Amazon's ownership in Anthropic.
TechCrunch
Disruptive raises $10B fund to make big bets on at least 10 companies
Disruptive has made headlines in recent years for pouring money into companies like chip startup Groq and the AI voice-generation startup ElevenLabs.
The Verge
We’ve had touchscreen laptops for years. Can Apple make them better?
Seeing the light on touchscreen laptops. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge A fridge is about to be merged with a toaster. Dogs and cats are soon to be living together. But it's not mass hysteria; Apple is expected to finally announce a touchscreen MacBook tomorrow at its "Pro and Tell" event. A laptop with a touchscreen should be no big deal - we've had them for ages. But Apple took a hardline stance against them. In addition to Tim Cook's infamous 2012 quote equating it to combining kitchen appliances, Steve Jobs emphatically dismissed touchscreen laptops as "ergonomically terrible" back in 2010, saying, "Touch surfaces don't want to be vertical." The closest Apple got was the MacBook Pro Touch Bar, from 2016 t …
gong.io
In healthcare, make sure you meet the stakeholder most likely to kill your deal
You've heard the multi-threading advice a hundred times: find the economic buyer, thread a handful of stakeholders around them, and never let a deal rest on one person. When selling to healthcare providers, it goes a step farther. Not only do you need to multi-thread, but you need to ensure that one key decision-maker is included in every deal: the clinical leader. I've spent years selling in the pharma and medical device diagnostics industries, and now I sell revenue technology to healthcare organizations. Selling to healthcare provider organizations differs from other B2B sales for a few reasons. Compliance is one; a longer-than-typical sales cycle is another. But the one difference that can make or break a deal is ensuring you bring the clinical leader in. By this, I mean the chief medical officer, the lead physician, or the provider who actually runs the practice. They need to be bought in from the very first conversation, or you're building on sand. Enterprise healthcare provider deals now commonly involve six to 10 decision-makers spanning clinical, financial, IT, and operational functions, and they play out over 12- to 24-month cycles. That's a wide field, and it's getting wider. Roughly 82 percent of physicians are now employed by a hospital, health system, or corporate entity rather than an independent practice. When providers work for a centralized organization, buying authority moves upward.
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