Zscaler (ZS -0.98%) deploys "zero trust" systems that treat everyone on a network as a potential threat and require repeated proof to the contrary. But unlike older cybersecurity companies, which often install their services via on-site appliances, Zscaler only provides its tools as cloud-native services -- which are stickier, easier to scale, and can be remotely maintained and updated. It serves over 7,500 customers worldwide and secures more than 500 billion transactions daily. Zscaler, CyberArk, and Clou ...

This article has been reviewed according to Science X's editorial process and policies . Editors have highlighted the following attributes while ensuring the content's credibility: After stumbling out of the starting gate in Big Tech's pivotal race to capitalize on artificial intelligence, Apple tried to regain its footing Monday during an annual developers conference that focused mostly on incremental advances and cosmetic changes in its technology. More AI, but what about Siri? In 2023, Apple unveiled a m ...

Core & Main, Inc. CNM will release its first-quarter financial results before the opening bell on Tuesday, June 10. Analysts expect the Saint Louis, Missouri-based company to report quarterly earnings at 54 cents per share, up from 49 cents per share in the year-ago period. Core & Main projects quarterly revenue of $1.85 billion, compared to $1.74 billion a year earlier, according to data from Benzinga Pro. On March 25, Core & Main reported fourth-quarter earnings of 33 cents per share, missing the consensu ...

Many investors were first introduced to Rivian (RIVN 3.14%) when the electric vehicle (EV) maker announced its blockbuster deal and partnership with Amazon in February 2019. The partnership, in which Rivian agreed to deliver 100,000 electric delivery vans to Amazon by the end of 2030, was instrumental in helping the automaker survive during its early days. What does this mean for Rivian's (and Volkswagen's) investors? This development means a couple of things for investors. First, it is a huge vote of confi ...

A delivery van outfitted with Wayve's autonomous driving software is part of the fleet of vehicles making grocery deliveries across London. "This is a defining moment for UK autonomy," Wayve CEO and co-founder Alex Kendall said in a statement. "With Uber and a global OEM partner, we're preparing to put our AI Driver technology into real service on the streets of London." Uber said it was able to launch the pilot in the U.K. thanks to an "accelerated framework" for self-driving commercial pilots that's being ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the investment strategies of Paul Franke, a seasoned investor with 39 years of trading experience, emphasizing his contrarian stock selection style and the development of a system called "Victory Formation" for identifying stocks based on supply/demand imbalances [1] Group 1: Investment Strategies - Paul Franke suggests using a diversified approach by owning at least 50 well-positioned stocks to achieve regular stock market outperformance [1] - The "Bottom Fishing Club" articles focus on deep value candidates or stocks that are experiencing a significant reversal in technical momentum [1] - The "Volume Breakout Report" articles discuss positive trend changes supported by strong price and volume trading action [1] Group 2: Performance and Recognition - Franke was consistently ranked among the top investment advisors nationally during the 1990s and was ranked 1 in the Motley Fool® CAPS stock picking contest during parts of 2008 and 2009, out of over 60,000 portfolios [1] - As of June 2025, he was ranked in the Top 4% of bloggers by TipRanks® for 12-month stock picking performance based on suggestions made over the last decade [1]

After a rough start to the year, tech stocks have come roaring back. As of this writing, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index has surged by more than 25% over the last two months. So with market sentiment swinging back in favor of tech stocks, let's have a closer look at two social media stocks that I believe are buys right now. Reddit First up is Reddit (RDDT). A relative newcomer as far as social media stocks go, Reddit has only been a public company for a little over a year. However, during that time, i ...

Core Insights - Uber and Wayve are launching a pilot program for fully driverless autonomous vehicles in London, marking a significant step in Uber's robotaxi ambitions [1][2] - The UK government is expediting the approval process for self-driving taxi pilots, moving the timeline from 2027 to spring 2026 [2] - Wayve's AI technology allows for a more adaptable driving experience compared to competitors, as it does not rely on high-definition maps [5][6] Company Strategies - Uber has shifted its strategy from developing its own self-driving cars to partnering with self-driving companies, including Wayve, Waymo, WeRide, and Pony.AI [3][4] - The partnership with Wayve includes deploying self-driving vehicles powered by Wayve's technology across multiple global markets [4] Technology and Testing - Wayve's autonomous vehicles have been tested in 90 cities over the past 90 days, showcasing the technology's adaptability to diverse driving conditions [6] - The initial robotaxi service in London will utilize a combination of sensors, including cameras, radar, and lidar, to navigate the complex urban environment [7] - Wayve's AI driver is designed to react to the physical world similarly to a human, enhancing its operational capabilities in various settings [5][8]

The S&P 500 index tracks the stock performance of America's biggest companies, and it has averaged annual gains of roughly 10% over multiple decades. That's pretty darn good performance, enough to more than quintuple an investment over 15 years for those who purchased exchange-traded funds (ETFs) mirroring the index. Some individual stocks, though, have done better than that -- much better. In the table below, you'll see that the S&P 500 has been growing at a much faster rate over the past 15 years compared ...

Should you invest in the quantum computing or AI stock? But from 2024 to 2027, analysts expect its revenue to grow at a compound annual rate of 52% from $10.8 million to $37.7 million, and expect it to narrow its net loss to $85.4 million. That acceleration should be driven by more commercial contracts and even more powerful systems. Rigetti provides quantum processing units (QPUs), full quantum systems, and a cloud-based platform for developing quantum applications. That makes it a one-stop shop for quantu ...