Apple’s senior VP of hardware technologies, Johny Srouji, has squashed rumors he’s leaving. This comes as the company announces the departure of three other high-profile executives in the past week alone.
A single breach at a mid-tier fintech vendor, Marquis Software Solutions, has exposed data from over 780,000 individuals. The incident highlights the massive “blast radius” a single point of failure can create across the financial sector.
A massive new data center campus is moving forward in Nevada. The Lyon County Board of Commissioners has approved rezoning 505 acres of agricultural land for the ‘Monarch Data Center’ project, spearheaded by developer Copia Power.
According to a new forecast, 2026 will be a pivotal year where AI shifts from a novel tool to an essential, governed partner. The focus will move from development to the safe, ethical deployment of complex systems, driven by new laws and a need for real business integration.
In a candid interview, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella admitted the company’s vast size has become a “massive disadvantage” in competing in AI. He’s looking to unlearn old habits and move beyond the software factory model that Bill Gates built.
OpenAI just dropped data showing enterprise use of ChatGPT is exploding. But the timing, right after an internal ‘code red’ over Google, reveals this is a crucial strategic play. The company needs business revenue to justify its astronomical spending.
BNY Mellon is deepening its AI push by integrating Google Cloud’s latest agentic AI technology, Gemini 3, into its internal platform, Eliza. The move aims to automate complex, document-heavy tasks like client onboarding. It comes as major banks race to deploy AI agents that can handle end-to-end wor
Philippine conglomerate Megaworld is making a massive move to grow its real estate investment trust. The company plans to inject over $250 million worth of prime office and retail properties into MREIT throughout 2024.
The electric grid is under unprecedented strain from AI, bitcoin, and industrial electrification. A new approach treats these massive power users not as problems, but as flexible assets that can be dialed up or down to keep the grid stable. It’s a fundamental shift in how we manage capacity.
The UK’s Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has secured government funding to explore AI applications in the nuclear sector. Their regulatory sandbox will run until March 2026, focusing on waste characterization and non-destructive testing.
