According to a Fortune survey, CFOs from companies like ServiceNow, HPE, and Workday predict 2026 will be the year AI moves from promise to proof in finance. The focus shifts from experimentation to scaling solutions, with a heavy emphasis on data governance and strategic transformation over mere ef
The Trump administration has paused leases for five major offshore wind projects, citing national security risks. This move threatens 5.8 gigawatts of planned clean energy capacity that was seen as critical for powering the AI boom’s skyrocketing electricity demand, particularly in data-center-heavy
Facing soaring DDR5 memory costs, system integrator Maingear is launching a “Bring Your Own RAM” program. Customers can buy RAM separately and ship it to Maingear, who will install and tune it for free, shaving about $300 off a typical build.
A graduate teaching assistant at the University of Oklahoma has been removed from instructional duties after giving a student a zero on a gender essay that cited the Bible. The university called the grading “arbitrary,” while the TA’s lawyer says an appeal is being considered.
A new article highlights a critical flaw in corporate leadership: feedback evaporates at the top. The more power you have, the less likely you are to hear the unvarnished truth, creating a massive blind spot for senior executives.
Corporations are obsessed with capturing startup magic, launching internal venture programs at a rapid clip. But according to a new analysis, calling these projects “startups” is a dangerous misnomer that sets them up for failure from the start.
New research from physicist Melvin Vopson proposes gravity acts to reduce information entropy, a key optimization for a simulated universe. This idea, stemming from his “Second Law of Infodynamics,” challenges core physics and emerged from analyzing COVID-19 mutations. It’s a bold, unproven hypothes
In a massive bet on energy infrastructure, Google’s parent Alphabet is acquiring Intersect Power for $4.75 billion. The deal hands Google several gigawatts of in-development power and data center projects, crucial for its AI ambitions.
The big story of 2025 wasn’t just tariffs, but how minor vendor oversights became major threats. With $35B in annual U.S. cargo theft and 43% of phishing from compromised vendors, knowing your suppliers became a competitive necessity.
A new report shows 57% of European organizations are reshaping cloud strategy for sovereignty. But the path is fraught with higher costs, technical compromises, and complex new partnerships that may not deliver true independence.
