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Peptides are sold online in many forms, and the same name can mean very different products. This Peptide, an independent guide, sorts popular peptides by goal and explains in plain language how each one is sold.

PHOENIX — September 28, 2026 — Peptides have gone mainstream, and shopping for them online can be confusing. The same peptide name can appear on very different websites, from established sellers to stores that label their vials “for research use only.” This Peptide, an independent guide organized around what readers want to change, from weight and sleep to recovery and skin, sorts popular peptides by goal and explains how each one is sold.

“Most readers come to us after seeing the same peptide sold three different ways,” said Leah Garner, an editor at This Peptide. “The name on the label can match while the product behind it does not. We explain the difference in plain language.”

Only some popular peptides can be sold through licensed channels in the U.S. today, and the rules changed more than once in 2026. The site’s guide, Are Peptides Legal?, explains what those rules mean for a shopper.

What readers will find

Each peptide guide explains what the peptide is, what it is being studied for and how it is sold. A free goal finder shows which peptides are filed under a goal such as weight, sleep or skin. Reviews of online sellers cover what each one offers and what a month costs.

Four questions to ask before buying peptides online

1. How is it sold? A product labeled “for research use only” is not sold for people to use.

2. Who is the seller? A trustworthy seller names the company behind the product.

3. Where is it made? Look for a named, licensed facility in the U.S.

4. What does a month actually cost? Headline prices often assume several months paid up front.

About This Peptide

This Peptide is an independent guide to peptides, organized by goal. It publishes peptide guides, research summaries, free tools and reviews of online sellers. Peptide therapy, organized by what you want to change. Nothing it publishes is a substitute for professional advice. More information at https://thispeptide.org/.

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Name: Leah Garner
Company: This Peptide
Email: leah.garner@thispeptide.org
Website: https://thispeptide.org

GLP Loss is live at glploss.com: an independent review site covering the telehealth companies and pharmacies that sell GLP-1 medications online. It reviews and compares hundreds of sellers and reports the monthly price each one actually charges, free to read.

AUSTIN, US — September 23, 2026 — Anyone shopping for a GLP-1 online runs into the same question: how much will it actually cost each month? GLP Loss, an independent review site covering the companies that sell GLP-1 weight-loss medications online, is now live at https://glploss.com to answer it. The site publishes reviews of hundreds of telehealth providers and pharmacies, side-by-side comparisons, free cost tools and a growing library of consumer articles, with new reviews and guides added every week.

The site was built around one question most shoppers struggle to answer: what will a month of treatment actually cost? Online sellers often lead with an introductory price, a price that requires paying for several months up front, or a price that only holds at the starting dose. GLP Loss reads each seller’s own pricing and reports the standing monthly rate alongside the headline figure, so readers can compare companies on the same terms.

“Buying a GLP-1 online has become about as easy as ordering anything else, but comparing the companies that sell it is still surprisingly hard,” said Tessa Whitfield, editor of GLP Loss. “Every seller presents its price a different way. We do the reading so our readers don’t have to, and we show where every number came from.”

What readers will find

Provider reviews cover the telehealth companies, clinics and pharmacies selling GLP-1 medications online: what each one charges, what the price includes, how the service works and what to ask before signing up. Head-to-head comparisons put two sellers side by side on price and service, and a set of free tools, including a cost calculator and a price check, helps readers work out what a plan will cost over time. Plain-language articles round out the site for readers who are just starting to shop.

Five questions to ask before signing up

After reading seller pricing pages side by side, the GLP Loss editors suggest shoppers get clear answers to a few questions before paying:

• Is this the monthly price or a prepaid price? Many headline prices assume three, six or twelve months paid up front.

• Does the price change as the dose goes up? Some sellers charge the same at every dose; others charge more at higher ones.

• What is included? Consultations, follow-ups, shipping and supplies are bundled by some sellers and billed separately by others.

• What does a “month” mean? A four-week billing cycle adds up to thirteen charges a year, not twelve.

• How easy is it to pause or cancel? Subscription terms vary widely and are worth reading before the first charge.

“The price at the top of the page is not always the price you are paying by month three,” Whitfield said. “Ask those questions up front and most of the surprises go away.”

About GLP Loss

GLP Loss is an independent review site covering the companies that sell GLP-1 medications online. Run by a small editorial team, it publishes provider reviews, comparisons, cost tools and consumer guides at glploss.com. GLP Loss is a publisher, not a medical provider, and nothing it publishes is medical advice. Readers should speak with their own clinician about whether a treatment is right for them.

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Name: Tessa Whitfield
Company: GLP Loss
Email: tessa@glploss.com
Website: https://glploss.com

PhAI Labs has released ScienceBuddy Preview, a browser-based scientific AI workspace for biomedical research that combines papers, data and analysis tools with visible execution records and learns from researcher feedback

PALO ALTO, US — September 23, 2026 — PhAI Labs has released ScienceBuddy Preview, a browser-based research workspace that brings papers, tables, biological sequences, and scientific images into one environment. Researchers can ask questions in natural language and review the analysis, tool activity, and source records behind each response. ScienceBuddy Preview is available at science-buddy.io, where researchers can request access, and the interface is available in English and Chinese. The technical report is published on arXiv and the research code is on GitHub.

ScienceBuddy is designed to improve through researcher collaboration. It converts requests, feedback and execution records from research sessions into scientific tasks and evaluation criteria, which are then used to refine both the software procedures that guide the AI agent and the model that carries out the work.

ScienceBuddy combines researcher dialogue, scientific tools, execution records, and analysis artifacts in one persistent workspace. It includes 224 tools across 22 functional modules spanning genomics, molecular and cancer biology, pharmacology, bioimaging, literature retrieval, and database queries. Although its input and document workflows support multiple scientific domains, its current tools and data focus on biomedicine.

A researcher can upload a figure and ask the agent to interpret it, retrieve literature and protein information to connect claims with evidence, and narrow the scope or request a different comparison. The work behind each response stays visible: Compute shows execution activity, Results collects generated files, and Trajectory records each tool call with its inputs and outputs.

“Science is not only an application for AI. It can also be the environment in which the next generation of models learns,” said Yingcheng Wu, co-founder and CEO of PhAI Labs. “With ScienceBuddy, the questions researchers ask and the corrections they make become part of how the system improves, both in the procedures it follows and in the model itself.”

ScienceBuddy uses two learning loops. In the inner loop, the task model stays fixed while an auxiliary model identifies failures and proposes limited changes to the harness, the software layer that organizes the agent’s instructions, skills and context. A candidate harness is kept only if it performs better in paired evaluations on development tasks. In the outer loop, the harness stays fixed while the task model is trained with reinforcement learning using rubric-based rewards. The updated model and harness are then evaluated and deployed together.

Requests, replies, actions, observations, and artifacts from research sessions become executable tasks with their own evaluation criteria. Updates run in the background while the service remains available, and each deployment gathers interactions for the next cycle.

The technical report evaluates the approach using 895 tasks across four scientific task families: literature reading and evidence retrieval (LitQA2), database judgments and queries (DbQA), protocol troubleshooting and analysis (ProtocolQA), and gene and variant assessment drawn from genome-wide association studies (GWAS), which examine how genetic variants relate to traits and disease.

Starting with Qwen3.5-4B as the task model, the study ran three recursive improvement cycles, each consisting of 10 harness evolution steps followed by 20 reinforcement learning updates. Single-attempt accuracy on the held-out test set rose from 42.2% to 73.3%. On that set, 33.3% of tasks changed from incorrect to correct, while 2.2% changed from correct to incorrect.

The report also examines each loop independently. With model weights fixed, harness adaptation raised validation accuracy from 31.1% to 51.1%. With the harness fixed, reinforcement learning raised problem coverage, measured by pass@4, from 48.3% to 67.8%. Pass@4 measures whether a problem is solved within four attempts.

These findings are case study results rather than a controlled comparison with other systems. The project repository documents the current experimental configuration and reproduction steps.

The case studies began with two researcher sessions in the deployed workspace. One refined a JAK1 analysis into an ordered, gene-focused study plan. The other defined requirements for turning ARL4C manuscript results into an evidence-linked presentation. The report uses those sessions to show how a researcher’s request can become task objectives, evaluation criteria and required outputs for the next learning cycle.

ScienceBuddy Preview is available in the browser at science-buddy.io. The technical report, PhAI Labs Technical Report PHAI-TR-2026-02, is available on arXiv (arXiv:2609.17523). Research code for the self-improvement experiments, including a simplified agent implementation and reproduction guides, is open source under the MIT License on GitHub.

About PhAI Labs

PhAI Labs develops model and data infrastructure for scientific discovery. The company brings scientific questions, data and experimental feedback into next-generation AI systems, with the goal of advancing AI from assisting research to participating in discovery. PhAI Labs was co-founded by Yingcheng Wu, CEO; Zhenfei Yin, president; and Ling Yang, chief scientific officer. Its core team includes members from Tsinghua University, Peking University, Stanford University, Princeton University, the University of Oxford, the University of California, Berkeley, MIT, ByteDance Seed and Google DeepMind. More information is available at phai-labs.com.

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Yingcheng Wu

Co-founder and CEO, PhAI Labs

Email: social@phai-labs.com

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Wakebright has launched its TMJ Solution, a direct-to-patient system pairing a custom-fitted Grind Guard with a patent-pending slope design and optional sensor monitoring of grinding, clenching and sleep quality.

CALIFORNIA, US — September 22, 2026 — Wakebright today announced the launch of its TMJ Solution, a direct-to-patient system for people diagnosed with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder and bruxism, the clinical term for teeth grinding.

The product combines a custom-fitted Grind Guard, made from impressions the patient takes at home, with an optional sensor that tracks grinding, clenching, and sleep quality overnight.

It is available now at wakebrightguards.com, ordered online rather than through a dental practice.

The company developed the system to address a gap in existing night guard care: patients and clinicians have had few practical ways to tell whether a guard is changing anything.

Wakebright is sold direct to patients rather than through dental practices. Following diagnosis by a licensed dentist or clinician, patients order online and receive an impression kit, take their own impressions at home and return them in a prepaid box.

The custom-made Grind Guard, along with the smart dock and sensor (where included), arrives within one to two weeks.

The guard is made individually for each patient from those impressions. According to the company, what changes is the route to getting one, which removes the separate impression and fitting appointments a custom night guard has conventionally required. Diagnosis remains with an independent practitioner. Wakebright does not diagnose.

Conventional night guards act mainly as a barrier between the upper and lower teeth, limiting wear to the enamel. Wakebright’s Grind Guard uses a patent-pending slope design intended to open the bite and hold the jaw in a more passive resting position, with the aim of reducing activity in the muscles of mastication during sleep. The company states the intended outcome is improvement in symptoms, including jaw pain, headaches and sleep quality.

“Most guards are designed around protecting enamel, and that leaves a real question unanswered, because the jaw can keep clenching all night and the patient can still wake up with a headache,” said Dr. William Cliff, DDS, MSD, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Asesso Health and WakeBright Guards. “The slope is there to change what the muscle does during sleep. The sensor is there because most patients have had no way to see whether their treatment is working.”

Monitoring as part of the treatment

The monitoring component is provided by Asesso Health, which supplies the sensor, the smart dock and the companion app.

The sensor uses physiological motion sensing and sensor fusion, combining readings from more than one source, to record the frequency and intensity of grinding and clenching through the night and to report sleep quality as a percentage of restless sleep.

Results appear in the Asesso Health app for iOS and Android, where artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled insights summarize patterns over time. The app also supports integrated sleep monitoring with external fitness trackers such as Google Fitbit, Apple Watch, and Oura Ring.

Patients can follow changes in their scores across weeks and share them with a treating clinician, rather than relying on recalled symptoms or wear marks observed at a follow-up appointment.

The Grind Guard on its own is priced at $199 and ships with a standard case.

The full TMJ Solution, adding the sensor and a smart dock with UV-C disinfection, a short-wavelength ultraviolet light used to reduce microbial growth between uses, is priced at $399.

The smart dock and sensor (from Asesso Health) include a 30-day money-back guarantee. The TMJ Solution also carries a coverage plan for loss, damage, or changes resulting from dental procedures. 

Availability

The Wakebright TMJ Solution is available now at wakebrightguards.com, with product detail published at wakebrightguards.com/grindguard.

The Asesso Health app is available on the App Store and Google Play.

About Wakebright

WakeBright Guards is a brand of Asesso Health, based in Pleasanton, California. It develops treatment and monitoring products for bruxism and temporomandibular joint disorder, including a custom Grind Guard made from patient-taken impressions and supplied directly to patients following diagnosis by an independent licensed practitioner.

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Wakebright

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IRefer Club has launched a worldwide Agriculture & Rural Services guide that answers 20 practical questions about farm products, equipment repair, grain buyers, hay, livestock feed and rural services.

BARRIE, CA — September 19, 2026 — IRefer Club has launched a new worldwide Agriculture & Rural Services guide designed to help people find agricultural products, farm services and rural businesses based on what they need rather than the name of a company they already know.

The new resource, available at https://ireferclub.com/agriculture-rural-services/, addresses 20 practical questions involving farm-direct food, mobile equipment repair, custom harvesting, grain transportation and storage, livestock feed, hay, soil testing, crop services and agricultural drainage.

The guide reflects a broader change in how people search for local products and services.

Instead of beginning with a business name, people increasingly describe what they are trying to find, solve or purchase through Google, Maps, voice search and AI-assisted search.

For agricultural businesses, that difference can be significant.

A customer may not know the name of a nearby farm selling beef. A farmer with equipment down in the field may not know which local company offers mobile repair. A livestock owner may know that hay is needed for winter but not which supplier delivers to the area.

The search often begins with the need.

Turning Agricultural Questions Into Useful Answers

The new IRefer Club guide is organized around the kinds of questions people may ask when they do not already know which business provides the answer.

Examples include:

• Where can I buy local grain-fed beef?

• Where can I buy a quarter or half a cow?

• Which farms deliver beef to my area?

• Who repairs farm equipment on-site near me?

• Who can repair my tractor or combine today?

• Who can replace a hydraulic hose on my tractor?

• Who does custom combining near me?

• Who can haul grain from my farm?

• Where can I get grain dried and stored?

• Which local elevator is buying corn, soybeans or wheat?

• Who delivers bulk cattle feed?

• Where can I buy good hay and have it delivered?

• Who can soil-test my fields?

• Who installs or repairs farm drainage tile?

For each question, the guide explains the type of business that may provide the product or service and the information that should be confirmed before purchasing, travelling or booking.

Someone looking for grain-fed beef, for example, may need to confirm how the cattle were raised, what cuts or freezer packages are available and whether the seller provides pickup or delivery.

A farmer looking for equipment repair may need to know whether a business provides mobile service, works on the required equipment and travels to the farm.

A livestock owner looking for hay may need information about bale size, weight, feed quality, quantity, delivery territory and total delivered cost.

A grain farmer may need current information about crop type, grade, moisture, cash bids, basis and delivery periods.

Those details help turn a broad business category into a more useful answer.

Agriculture Is Local, but the Search Behaviour Is Worldwide

The businesses providing agricultural products and services are often local or regional, but the questions people ask are not limited to one location.

A farmer in Canada may ask who repairs combines on-site.

A cattle producer in the United States may ask who delivers bulk livestock feed.

A family in another country may ask where they can buy locally raised beef.

The location determines which business is relevant. The question identifies what kind of business needs to be found.

The Agriculture & Rural Services guide was developed around that distinction, providing a worldwide resource while recognizing that the businesses ultimately providing the products and services will often be local.

“The difference is between somebody looking for you and somebody looking for what you do,” said Dean Jessop, Founder and CEO of IRefer Club.

“If someone already knows a company name, finding the business is usually much easier. The bigger challenge is being visible to the person who has never heard of the company but is asking for exactly the product or service it provides.”

The Same Discovery Challenge Extends Beyond Agriculture

Although the new guide focuses on agriculture and rural services, the search behaviour behind it is not unique to farming.

A homeowner may search for someone who can repair a furnace that day.

A self-employed borrower may look for a mortgage professional experienced with self-employed applicants.

A pet owner may search for a groomer experienced with large dogs.

In each case, the search begins with a need rather than a specific business name.

IRefer Club examines that broader change in online discovery in its related guide, Why Is My Business Difficult to Find Online?, which looks at why a business can have an online presence and still be difficult to discover when people search for what it does rather than by name.

The full Agriculture & Rural Services guide is available at https://ireferclub.com/agriculture-rural-services/.

About IRefer Club

IRefer Club is a worldwide business visibility platform that helps local businesses clearly communicate who they are, what they provide, where they operate and how customers can reach them.

The platform is built around a change in online discovery: people increasingly search for the product, service or solution they need rather than searching only for businesses they already know.

IRefer Club also offers businesses a Free Visibility Check through IReferClub.com to help identify how visible a business is when people search for the products and services it provides.

Get Found on Google. Be Chosen By AI.

Businesses can access the Free Visibility Check or learn more about listing a business at IRefer Club.

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Company: IRefer Club
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DigitalLove, Bangalore-based Digital Marketing Agency & Training Company, is launching a Free Digital Marketing Course integrated with AI tools for students, entrepreneurs, and working professionals.

BANGALORE, IN — September 19, 2026 — Learn Digital Marketing. Master AI. Build Skills for the New Age of Marketing. DigitalLove, Bangalore-based Digital Marketing Agency & Training Company, is launching a Free Digital Marketing Course integrated with AI tools for students, entrepreneurs, and working professionals.

The way businesses market, communicate, attract customers, and build brands is changing rapidly. With the rise of Artificial Intelligence and new-age technology, digital marketing is becoming more technology-driven, data-driven, and creative than ever before.

This free training in digital marketing is designed to help you understand the fundamentals of digital marketing, current marketing concepts, practical strategies, and how AI tools can be used to improve your marketing efforts.

What Will You Learn?

The training will cover the key areas you need to understand to build a strong foundation in digital marketing, including:

• Digital Marketing Fundamentals & Strategy

• Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

• Google Ads & Paid Marketing

• Social Media Marketing

• Content Marketing

• Lead Generation

• Email Marketing

• Website & Landing Page Strategy

• Analytics & Marketing Performance

• Branding & Customer Acquisition

• AI Tools for Digital Marketing

• AI-assisted Content Creation

• AI for Research, Ideas & Marketing Strategy

• Automation & New-Age Marketing Concepts

Why Learn Digital Marketing with AI?

AI is changing the way marketers research, create content, analyze data, generate ideas, automate tasks, and connect with customers.

Understanding Digital Marketing + AI can help you develop practical skills that are relevant to the changing needs of businesses and the modern workplace.

Whether you are a student looking to build career-ready skills, an entrepreneur looking to grow your business, or a working professional looking to upgrade your skills, this training will help you understand how modern marketing works and how technology can support your goals.

A Chance to Understand the New Marketing Era

The marketing landscape is evolving quickly.

Don’t just learn what digital marketing is. Learn how modern marketers think, use technology, leverage AI, and develop strategies for a changing business environment.

This is an opportunity to build a strong foundation in digital marketing and understand how AI and new technologies are reshaping the future of marketing.

Start Learning — Free

No prior digital marketing experience required.

Learn. Practice. Experiment with AI tools.
Build skills that can help you stay relevant in the new age of marketing.

Join DigitalLove’s Free Digital Marketing Training today.

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Majed Yeser Almadhoush is building his career as a professional vehicle wrap installer in North Carolina, bringing years of hands-on experience from Lebanon to the U.S.

Majed Yeser Almadhoush Expands His Vehicle Wrapping Experience Through Hands-On Training at Elevate

RALEIGH, N.C. — Vehicle wrapping is a hands-on craft that combines technical skill, creativity, precision, and years of practical experience. For vehicle wrap installer Majed Yeser Almadhoush, continuing to learn and improve has remained an important part of his professional journey.

Recently, Almadhoush participated in a hands-on learning experience at Elevate, where professionals and participants came together in an educational environment focused on vehicle wrapping techniques, material handling, installation methods, and practical experience.

Rather than simply watching demonstrations, Almadhoush had the opportunity to work directly with vinyl and participate in an actual installation project. One of the main parts of the experience involved working on a vehicle hood, allowing him to practice the application process while learning in a collaborative training environment.

Working on a hood can require careful preparation and attention to detail. The installer must understand how the material moves across the surface, how much tension to apply, where to use heat, and how to finish edges and difficult areas while maintaining a clean appearance.

The experience at Elevate gave Almadhoush an opportunity to work through these details in a learning-focused setting. It also provided an environment where different techniques and approaches could be discussed and practiced.

For Almadhoush, opportunities like this are part of the continuing development that comes with working in the vehicle wrapping industry. Even experienced installers can benefit from learning different techniques, observing other professionals, and experimenting with new approaches to installation.

Almadhoush’s connection to vehicle wrapping began years before his work in the United States. He started developing his skills in Beirut, Lebanon, in February 2018, beginning a career that would eventually take him to North Carolina.

After moving to the United States, he continued working in the trade and building his practical experience. Since June 2024, Almadhoush has worked as a Vehicle Wrap Installer at Capital Wraps Inc. in North Carolina, where he has continued developing his skills through a variety of professional projects.

His experience includes commercial vehicle wraps, full vehicle color changes, printed advertising graphics, chrome applications, motorcycle wraps, wall wraps, window wraps, and other vinyl installation work.

Vehicle wrapping requires patience and precision because every project can present different challenges. Curved panels, body lines, edges, seams, complex surfaces, and different types of vinyl can require installers to adjust their approach throughout a project.

Almadhoush has continued to build his experience by working on different types of vehicles and surfaces. His focus has remained on installation quality and developing the technical skills necessary to produce clean and professional results.

The training experience at Elevate offered another opportunity to step outside of the normal work environment and focus specifically on learning. The atmosphere combined education with practical work, giving participants the chance to interact with the material and better understand the techniques behind professional installation.

For Almadhoush, the experience also demonstrated the value of sharing knowledge within the vehicle wrapping community. Different installers can approach the same challenge in different ways, and learning those approaches can help professionals expand their own skill set.

His journey from beginning vehicle wrapping in Beirut to continuing the profession in North Carolina reflects a career built primarily through hands-on experience. Rather than following a traditional academic path in the trade, Almadhoush developed his abilities through years of working directly with vehicles, vinyl materials, and installation projects.

As the vehicle customization industry continues to evolve, installers are increasingly required to understand new materials, techniques, and applications. Training opportunities and professional workshops can provide a way for installers to stay connected with those developments while continuing to refine their craft.

Almadhoush’s participation at Elevate is another step in that ongoing process. The experience allowed him to learn, practice, and exchange ideas while working directly on a vehicle component in a professional training environment.

Today, his work in North Carolina continues to combine the skills he developed in Lebanon with the experience he has gained in the United States. From color-change projects to commercial graphics and specialty vinyl applications, vehicle wrapping remains the center of his professional career.

For Almadhoush, the goal is not simply to complete another installation. Each project and learning opportunity represents a chance to improve technique, understand materials more deeply, and continue growing within an industry that rewards precision, creativity, and practical skill.

About Majed Yeser Almadhoush

Majed Yeser Almadhoush is a vehicle wrap installer based in North Carolina. He began working in vehicle wrapping in Beirut, Lebanon, in February 2018 and continued developing his professional experience after moving to the United States. Since June 2024, he has worked at Capital Wraps Inc. in North Carolina. His experience includes vehicle color changes, commercial wraps, printed graphics, chrome applications, motorcycle wraps, wall wraps, window wraps, and other vinyl installation projects.

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EDpCloud Selected to Provide Continuous Linux Data Replication and File Synchronization Across Critical Data Centers and Cloud Environments

EDEN PRAIRIE, US — September 17, 2026 — EnduraData, Inc., a leading provider of enterprise cross-platform data synchronization and real-time file replication solutions, today announced that its signature software platform, EDpCloud, has been selected by the U.S. Army to drive its enterprise-wide Linux file replication and digital records synchronization infrastructure.

The award, executed under the Army’s Computer Hardware Enterprise Software and Solutions (CHESS) ITES-SW2 contract vehicle, provides multi-CPU enterprise Linux licenses for continuous file replication, change data capture, and cross-site data synchronization.

Enterprise-Grade Linux File Replication and Data Resilience

Under the agreement, EDpCloud will deliver continuous, high-speed Linux file replication across production data centers, remote locations, and Continuity of Operations (COOP) disaster recovery sites. EDpCloud was selected to support hundreds of millions of critical enterprise documents and multi-terabyte data repositories, providing 24/7 availability, real-time file sync, and robust cloud data mobility.

Key capabilities provided by EDpCloud for high-density Linux file replication include:

* Real-Time Linux File Synchronization: Instant detection and automated mirroring of file updates, access control lists (ACLs), and extended attributes across multi-CPU Linux architectures.
* Hybrid Cloud & Multi-Site Replication: Automated data replication between physical servers, virtual machines, and public/private cloud environments to ensure rapid failover and operational continuity.
* High-Efficiency Bandwidth Optimization: Built-in byte-level differential transfer, data compression, and optimized socket payloads for fast, secure file transfer across wide area networks (WAN).
* Legacy System Modernization: Modern replacement for end-of-life replication tools (such as Repliweb and Attunity), enabling seamless integration into existing Linux kernel configurations and automated IT workflows.

“We are proud to support mission-critical defense operations with automated, secure, and ultra-reliable Linux file replication,” said Aba El Haddi, CTO of EnduraData. “EDpCloud was designed from the ground up to solve complex enterprise data movement challenges—ensuring that data remains synchronized, secure, and available across local data centers and cloud architectures without interruption.”

About EnduraData

EnduraData, Inc. is an enterprise software company specializing in automated Linux file replication, cross-platform data synchronization, automated file transfers, and continuous data protection solutions. Its flagship software, EDpCloud, empowers government agencies, defense organizations, healthcare leaders, and global enterprises to mirror, consolidate, and protect critical files automatically across Linux, UNIX, Windows, and hybrid cloud environments.

For more information about EnduraData’s Linux file replication solutions, visit www.enduradata.com.

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Easy Forklift Certification has launched an online forklift certification course covering the classroom portion of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 training for all seven truck classes, in English and Spanish, for $59 per operator.

SHERIDAN, Wyoming, September 15, 2026 — Easy Forklift Certification has launched an online forklift operator training course that lets warehouse and industrial workers complete the classroom portion of their certification in about an hour. The course, available at Easy Forklift Certification, covers all seven powered industrial truck classes and pallet jacks, is offered in English and Spanish, and costs $59 per operator.

The launch addresses a long-standing gap for smaller employers and individual operators. Traditional in-person classes typically cost $150 to $300 per person and require a full day away from work. Federal safety figures cited by OSHA put forklift-related deaths at roughly 85 per year in the United States, with about 34,900 serious injuries, and OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.178 requires every operator to be trained and evaluated before operating a truck without supervision.

“Most of the workers who need this training are at small warehouses, farms, and construction yards that cannot afford to send a crew to a classroom for a day,” said Scott Davis, founder of Easy Forklift Certification. “A warehouse worker in rural Texas should have the same access to forklift safety training as someone at a major distribution center in Chicago. The classroom part of that training does not need to happen in a classroom.”

How the course works

The online forklift certification course is self-paced and runs in any modern browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone. It covers the formal instruction topics required under 29 CFR 1910.178(l), including truck controls and instrumentation, load capacity and stability, refueling and recharging, and the workplace hazards operators are most likely to encounter. Content is aligned with the ANSI B56.1-2020 and CSA B335-25 industry standards.

Operators finish with a certification exam that allows unlimited retakes. On passing, they can immediately download a certificate of completion and a printable wallet card. Access to the course materials remains open for three years, matching the OSHA requirement that operator evaluations be repeated at least every three years.

Employers and groups

Employers, staffing agencies, and safety managers can enroll multiple operators through group forklift certification pricing, which reduces the per-operator cost to $50 for teams of two to four, $40 for five to nine, and $30 for ten or more. Employers receive the documentation needed to record the classroom portion of training and can then conduct the hands-on practical evaluation that OSHA requires with their own qualified personnel.

The company also publishes a free forklift practice test and a guide to forklift certification requirements by state, covering all 50 states.

Guarantees and support

The course carries a 100 percent pass guarantee and a seven-day money-back guarantee. Support is available by email Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central Time.

About Easy Forklift Certification

Easy Forklift Certification provides online forklift operator training that covers the knowledge-based portion of certification under OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.178. The company’s mission is to make forklift safety training affordable, fast, and accessible to every operator who needs it. The course is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by OSHA. Employers remain responsible for the hands-on evaluation and for ensuring all certification requirements are met.

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SEOAgent released version 1.0 of its SEO harness for coding agents, adding Grok bot support, Open Knowledge Format publishing for AI search visibility, and product screenshot capture from the customer's codebase.

NEW YORK CITY, US — September 15, 2026 — SEOAgent, an independent software company, today released version 1.0 of its search engine optimization (SEO) harness for coding agents. The release adds support for Grok bots, automated publishing of the Open Knowledge Format (OKF), and automated product screenshot capture. SEOAgent’s free local component is available worldwide today through the public npm registry.

Version 1.0 extends SEOAgent beyond Claude Code, Cursor and Codex to Grok bots, adding to the total number of first-class supported coding agents with its harness, alongside a standalone command line interface for teams that run the tooling directly. Configuration guidance for each environment is published at seoagent.com, including a dedicated page for Grok bots at seoagent.com/for/grok-bots.

The release adds automated publishing of the Open Knowledge Format, an open specification published by Google Cloud in June 2026. OKF represents organizational context as directories of markdown files with YAML frontmatter, so that AI systems can consume a structured account of a business without a proprietary integration. SEOAgent generates an OKF bundle from the customer’s own codebase and content, publishes it on the customer’s domain, and regenerates it as the site changes. SEOAgent also operates a free AI readiness checker that reports what an AI system can currently determine about a given site.

A third addition covers product imagery. SEOAgent identifies pages where a product image is missing, renders the relevant interface directly from the customer’s existing codebase, saves the image file into the project, and inserts it with descriptive alternative text. Where a capture is not possible, the software reports the gap rather than substituting a generated placeholder.

SEOAgent addresses a change in how software businesses build websites: marketing pages increasingly ship from the same code repository as the product itself, rather than from a separate content management system. Conventional SEO software operates as a browser-based advisory layer, it crawls a site, scores it, and returns recommendations that someone must then locate in a file, apply, and deploy. Coding agents can already make those file changes. What they lack is the performance data and research context needed to decide which changes are worth making.

“A coding agent can already edit files. The open question is which edits are worth making,” said Alec Lindsay, founder of SEOAgent. “That question needs performance data behind it, and it needs a person to sign off.”

SEOAgent ships in two parts. The free component, called the Skill, installs locally with a single command and requires no account. Once installed, a coding agent can audit an existing site, correct technical issues such as missing metadata and structured data markup, and build new landing pages and articles directly in the project. Because it runs on the language model the customer already subscribes to through their coding agent, there is no additional AI subscription and no per-query metering.

The paid tier, Autopilot, connects to Google Search Console and to third-party keyword and competitor data. It tracks how existing pages perform, researches the search results a page competes in, and queues suggested changes for review. Approved changes are pulled back into the local codebase with one command. The cloud service does not modify live websites directly; every change passes through the same review process a development team applies to any other code change. Autopilot subscribers also receive a weekly backlink outreach workflow that identifies prospective linking sites and drafts outreach emails the customer reviews before any message is sent.

Rather than generating articles from a keyword alone, a practice search engines have moved to demote, SEOAgent prompts for material the business already holds: founder notes, recurring support tickets, objections raised on sales calls, internal benchmarks and customer case studies. That material becomes the substance of the page, with the software handling structure, metadata and internal linking.

“The failure mode we designed around is a tool that produces a large amount of content nobody asked for and nobody reviews,” Lindsay said. “Everything here ends in a file change that a person reads before it ships.”

The Skill is available now at no cost and, according to the company, has grown to nearly 8,000 downloads over the past month from the npm registry. Autopilot is priced at 49 US dollars per site per month and includes a seven day trial.

Alongside the paid product, SEOAgent maintains several free diagnostic tools, including a live benchmark that scores published coding agent skills, a grader that measures how much context a skill consumes, and checkers for sites built on the Lovable platform.

The company reports that a SOC 2 audit, a standard information security assessment for software vendors, is in progress.

About SEOAgent

SEOAgent is an independent software company that builds SEO tooling for teams whose websites ship from a code repository. Its products serve founders, independent developers, SaaS and development teams, and SEO freelancers managing multiple client codebases. SEOAgent publishes its positioning, pricing and product documentation in machine-readable form so that both people and AI systems can verify its claims.

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