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.
Industrial VI Enterprises, an affiliate of Hillwood, wants to build a seven-building data center campus south of Atlanta. The project is part of a massive wave of development in the region that a state lawmaker is now trying to pause.
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.
Kingston has secured a major security certification for its IronKey KP200 series of encrypted USB drives. The FIPS 140-3 Level 3 validation is a U.S. government benchmark that demands robust physical and cryptographic tamper resistance. This move strengthens Kingston’s portfolio for high-security op
Sharjah is making a play for the data center market. The emirate has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese AI cloud firm DataCanvas to explore building and operating facilities. It’s a strategic move to diversify its economy and attract tech investment.
A new wave of protocol standards is emerging, aiming to connect identity, data, and payments across ecosystems. This isn’t just about better tech—it’s a fundamental shift in who controls the digital economy’s infrastructure.
Snowflake is making another move to bolster its AI Data Cloud, signing a deal to acquire Observe. The goal is to integrate observability tools directly into Snowflake’s platform, aiming for dramatically faster issue resolution for complex AI systems.
The Illinois Department of Human Services left an internal website exposed online from April 2021 until September 2025. The lapse exposed data for over 700,000 Medicaid, Medicare, and rehabilitation services recipients.
A failed bearing can idle a massive hydro turbine, costing hundreds of thousands per hour. Root cause analysis points to misalignment, but fragmented data slows fixes. New tools are changing the game.
SkyFi has integrated Vantor’s satellite imagery, expanding its platform as a one-stop shop for Earth observation data. The deal builds on a previous partnership and aims to simplify access for commercial and government users through a self-service, software-first model.
