Jacob Mulli

Jacob Mulli is a lifelong journalist and technologist. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s degree in information and library sciences. He left the world of journalism to pursue a career in tech and social media, and is now a communications and marketing strategist for a tech company based in New York City. He also writes on tech and innovation.

We Are Still Years Away From Truly Self-Driving Cars

It’s been a long time since we heard that self-driving cars will be the thing of the future. However, we have yet to see self-driving automobiles become common in 2021. In 2015, Elon Musk was so confident that self-driving cars were the vehicles we would be using in the future that he said we would

China’s Role In Bitcoin Mining Causes Panic

Bitcoin enthusiasts prize cryptocurrency as being out of the reach of any government, but three-quarters of the world supply has been produced in just one country: China. Read More: US Government’s Plan To Destroy Bitcoin Electricity needed to power computers used to create new bitcoin go against China’s latest climate goals. The government, which manages

US Government’s Plan To Destroy Bitcoin

“Bitcoin cannot be stopped” tout Crypto enthusiasts. Just like there’s no way to stop two people from sending encrypted messages to each other, similarly cryptocurrency networks like Bitcoin work similar, people sending messages to each other, “peer to peer”, and if you kill one of the “node” (server), or even thousands of them, the other

NASA might have contaminated mars says Cornell Scientist

“Life” discovered might have originated in NASA Labs. Microbes might have carried via equipment from Earth. Bacterias are also known to survive extreme atmospheres. A Cornell scientist, Christopher Mason, says that the “life” that was supposedly found on Mars might have simply been carried with equipment from Earth. Earth is filled with billions of microbes

Google files a legal brief to protect work program for immigrant spouses

Google has filed an amicus brief to protect a program that allows the spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the United States. The brief has been signed by numerous tech giants including Apple, Amazon, Twitter, and Microsoft. The technology industry has long relied on foreign talent to fill workforce gaps. Google and Amazon

Staff trapped after an explosion at a dam in Oklahoma are being rescued.

According to news, two employees were trapped in an Oklahoma dam after an explosion Thursday evening, and rescue attempts are underway. And according to Justin Alberty, a spokesman for the Grand River Dam Authority, the explosion happened just before 6 p.m. at Kerr Dam near Salina. Alberty said the contractors were doing routine core drilling

Amazon intends to hire 75,000 employees in the United States and Canada

As the pandemic persists, online retailer Amazon () has announced that it would hire 75,000 employees across the United States and Canada to meet rising demand. The new positions available in transportation and warehouses would be permanent. It would also pay a $100 (£71.19) bonus to new employees who have already been vaccinated against Covid-19,

Tesla will no longer accept Bitcoin as a payment method due to environmental concern

Elon Musk, Tesla’s CEO, announced in a tweet that Bitcoin vehicle sales have been halted due to climate change concerns. Following the post, bitcoin dropped by more than 10%, and Tesla stock fell as well however, Some environmentalists and investors reacted negatively to Tesla’s announcement in March that it will accept the cryptocurrency. In February,