The cybersecurity forecast for 2026 is full of surprises. Experts predict a shift from big nation-state attacks to “garage APTs,” a potential win against ransomware, and a major reckoning for remote work policies. The rules of the game are changing fast.
Cryptomining company Bitfarms is pivoting hard into AI. They’ve secured permission to tear down a Bitcoin mine in Moses Lake, Washington, and replace it with a high-performance computing data center built for Nvidia’s next-gen chips, aiming for completion by December 2026.
A major survey of 600 chief data officers exposes a critical disconnect in enterprise AI. While 69% of companies have deployed generative AI, 76% admit their governance can’t keep up with how employees actually use it, creating a massive trust and scalability problem.
Kazuma Kaneko, the famed “Demon Designer” behind Persona and Shin Megami Tensei, is launching a new card game using AI-generated art. The game, Kazuma Kaneko’s Tsukuyomi, arrives on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on April 23 for $24.99.
The telecom industry is at an inflection point with plateauing revenues and high costs, making AI seem like a silver bullet. But a new analysis warns that the push for full automation is flawed and risky. The smarter path forward is “micro-augmentation,” where AI acts as a tireless assistant to huma
According to a new report, OpenAI is aiming for a fourth-quarter IPO this year. The move comes as it builds its finance team and faces a high-stakes legal fight with Elon Musk. But the path to going public is fraught with huge challenges.
New research reveals Gen Z’s deep ambivalence about AI. They fear it erodes critical thinking but are rapidly adopting it to get ahead at work, creating a major paradox for the future workplace.
Granola, the AI-powered note-taking app that runs in the background of your calls, is reportedly raising a huge new round. The deal would value the London startup at over $1 billion, a massive jump from just eight months ago.
Apple’s quarterly revenue jumped 16% to $143.8 billion, driven by “staggering” iPhone demand. Alongside the earnings, the company quietly made its second-largest acquisition ever, buying Israeli AI audio startup Q.AI for nearly $2 billion.
Senior engineers at Anthropic and OpenAI say they no longer write code manually, relying entirely on AI like Claude Code. This shift is already changing hiring and could automate most software work within a year.
