AI & Bots

Managed Intelligence Providers are the next phase in AI evolution: Here’s what SMBs need to know

AI transformation is moving at breakneck speed, but not only across larger enterprises with unlimited tech

The next era of SaaS efficiency: Where sustainability becomes a core metric

SaaS operators today are deeply familiar with the language of cloud economics. They monitor infrastructure spend

Musk vs Altman heads to trial in a battle that could reshape the future of AI for everyone

Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI is now heading to trial The trial puts OpenAI’s structure and

‘The connective tissue between your data, your people, and your goals’: Google Cloud positions Gemini Enterprise as the one-stop shop for all your agentic affairs

The new Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform is an end-to-end building and deployment tool Google’s clearly committed

I stopped asking AI for answers and started asking for frameworks — and suddenly it all clicked

It doesn’t matter if you’re using ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek or Claude; if there’s one thing AI

Trust by design: How much can you really trust your AI agent

When an AI system makes a consequential decision that your organization cannot fully explain, who is

New figures show March 2026 was the worst month for tech job layoffs since 2024 — but it’s probably going to get worse

March 2026 was the worst month for layoffs since 2024 Tech companies are cutting workforces to

Quantum can wait: Why CISOs should focus on today’s preventable cyber risks

The cybersecurity industry has long grappled with how to prepare for threats on the horizon, and

The blueprint architecture for securing the AI data center

As enterprises turn traditional data centers into AI factories powered by LLMs, they’re focused on unlocking

Geopolitical tensions create new risks for satellite operators globally

The Iran conflict is already triggering force majeure claims across global supply chains. The space industry

OpenAI and Microsoft make a huge change to their exclusive partnership – does this open the door for AWS to swoop in?

OpenAI declares Microsoft a “primary cloud partner,” but it’s no longer an exclusive partner The “greater

‘AI adoption is entering a new phase’: AMD report finds AI PCs are becoming an increasingly common sight in the workplace – so what can they do for you?

Most companies are planning, piloting or deploying AI PCs now High-performance NPUs are “critical” – performance

Why some of the world’s biggest enterprises are pivoting to Sovereign AI

It is no longer a secret that enterprises are quickly evolving their AI tools and planning

The antidote to Zombie Projects that drain productivity is AI oversight

We’ve all had that sinking feeling after a long weekend or holiday: opening our inbox to

Japan researchers use AI to speed up thermoelectric generator design

AI tool speeds thermoelectric generator design while matching leading prototype performance TEGNet cuts simulation time from

Google Workspace gets a new intelligence layer to make Gemini more of an agentic assistant

Workspace Intelligence connects to your Google ecosystem and third parties The entire Gemini experience feels more

Jensen Huang tells CEOs ‘don’t leave’ California — Nvidia CEO says he’s fine paying the ‘highest taxes in the world’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tells tech CEOs to stay in California Recent legislation could tax high

‘Extraction and distillation’: US State Department upgrades AI theft accusations to target China’s Deepseek, Moonshot AI and MiniMax

US State Department says China is stealing US intellectual property US AI models are being ‘distilled’

The fake Rolex problem: How AI turned amateur attackers into nation-state threats

Have you ever held a really good fake Rolex? Not the forty-dollar beach version. The kind

Shadow AI and agents like OpenClaw are hijacking corporate data too easily

According to UpGuard’s late-2025 report, nearly 90 percent of security professionals use unapproved AI tools at

What fighter pilots can teach us about enterprise AI decisions

In the 1950s, a U. S. Air Force pilot named John Boyd made an unusual claim: