QTWO, a software company focused on banking verticals, faces a downgrade to Sell after Q1 earnings showed slowing growth in key metrics. Despite the broader SaaS sector selloff driven by AI-related fears, QTWO's valuation no longer stands out compared to peers with similar growth rates. Investors are shifting focus to profitability, and QTWO's multiples do not impress in the current market environment. The company remains insulated from some AI risks due to its niche, but growth deceleration and valuation concerns weigh on its outlook.
At Google Next 2026, Google Cloud Security used Instruqt's hands-on platform to train over 150 practitioners on Agentic AI capabilities. Participants built their own AI agents in dedicated Google Cloud Vertex AI environments, gaining practical experi...
The smart glasses industry, long struggling with bulky designs and poor software, is showing signs of progress. Xreal, a partner of Google, is preparing to launch its latest model, Aura, which features OLED displays and immersive apps like VR YouTube...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced that his influence over the Ethereum Foundation will continue to decrease as the organization restructures to operate more sustainably and with less central control. The Foundation is expanding its board ...
Vitalik Buterin announced that the Ethereum Foundation will reduce its ETH sales and decrease his own influence within the organization to emphasize decentralization and long-term sustainability. The Foundation now holds only 0.16% of all ETH, signal...
The ERShares Private-Public Crossover ETF (XOVR) trades down 5% year-to-date near $19.08, despite strong gains in its public AI mega-cap holdings like Alphabet and NVIDIA. This divergence stems from its unique mix of late-stage private growth assets,...
