The tech services industry is facing an unusual stagnation, with eight consecutive quarters of flat growth. According to a Forbes analysis, this is just the prelude to a potential contraction by 2026, fueled by AI-driven efficiency and a shift in how companies operate.
A new report from Sumo Logic reveals a massive gap between AI adoption in security and its actual sophistication. While 96% of leaders say they use it, most applications are for basic threat detection, not the transformative workflows vendors promote.
Microsoft’s quarterly earnings showed a staggering $7.6 billion net income increase from its investment in OpenAI. The partnership is fueling massive Azure commitments, but the capital costs to feed the AI boom are astronomical. Here’s what the numbers really mean.
A phrase from an NPR episode, “unprepared for what has already happened,” captures a widespread anxiety as AI evolves. But labor economist David Autor offers a counterpoint: we have more agency to shape the future than we think.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced Windows 11 has crossed the one billion user mark. It reached this milestone in just four years and three months, which is about three months faster than Windows 10 managed.
Dealroom.co has raised a €5.8 million funding round to fuel its international expansion, starting with the US. The round was led by Índico Capital Partners with participation from Rabobank and existing investors. The company provides data and predictive analytics on startups and tech ecosystems.
Anthropic is bringing interactive apps to its Claude AI, starting with workplace tools like Slack and Figma. The move, available only to paying customers, directly competes with OpenAI’s similar system. Both are built on a shared open standard, hinting at a fragmented but interconnected future for A
OpenAI is making a major play for the scientific community with its new “AI for Science” team, led by VP Kevin Weil. The company claims GPT-5’s reasoning abilities are now at the “frontier of human abilities,” helping researchers solve problems faster. But experts caution the models are still prone
According to Computerworld, Ernst & Young and Lumen have found success with AI, but through opposite strategies. EY takes a risk-managed approach for its regulated finance work, while Lumen gives AI tools to every employee from day one to build an AI-first culture.
Google used a federal court order to dismantle a massive “residential proxy” network run by a China-based firm called Ipidea. The network secretly turned millions of Android phones into internet gateways for other users, often through free apps. While the takedown disconnected devices, the underlyin
