Anduril’s Strategic Blueprint: Preparing for Potential Taiwan Conflict with “China 27” Initiative
Anduril’s Proactive Defense Posture Palmer Luckey, the founder of defense technology startup Anduril, has revealed the company’s internal “China 27”…
Anduril’s Proactive Defense Posture Palmer Luckey, the founder of defense technology startup Anduril, has revealed the company’s internal “China 27”…
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In her first year as Analog Devices’ CIO, Nancy Avila has implemented a three-pillar IT strategy balancing innovation with operational stability. The semiconductor leader is deploying agentic AI systems that autonomously reason and act, revolutionizing how engineers and manufacturers work. Avila’s transparent approach to decision-making and data readiness forms the foundation of ADI’s AI acceleration.
When Nancy Avila retired from healthcare giant McKesson in early 2024, she anticipated a quieter life divided between board responsibilities and her South Carolina home. However, the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence development proved irresistible, drawing her back into a full-time executive role. “As I started to talk to different companies, whether for board work or private equity, there was just so much excitement,” Avila recalled, according to reports. This enthusiasm culminated in her August 2024 appointment as Chief Information Officer at Analog Devices, the $9.5 billion semiconductor corporation whose technology bridges physical and digital domains.
Anthropic has unveiled Claude Skills, a new feature enabling users to teach the AI assistant specialized tasks without coding. The customizable workflows can automate everything from Excel formula formatting to corporate branding in presentations. Early adopters include companies like Canva and Box integrating these skills into their design and content workflows.
Anthropic has launched Claude Skills, a significant upgrade to its AI assistant that reportedly allows users to create custom, task-specific workflows without coding knowledge, according to reports from the company’s latest announcement. This development comes just one day after the company introduced Haiku 4.5, marking accelerated innovation in the workflow automation space.
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Anduril’s AI Wearables Launch Marks Full Circle for Palmer Luckey and Mark Zuckerberg’s Tech Relationship Autonomous defense technology firm Anduril…
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.6780 (KB5067103) transforms file management with an intelligent Drag Tray. The update enables seamless multi-file sharing and smart app recommendations while accelerating workflow efficiency. This enhancement represents Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to refining the Windows 11 user experience.
Microsoft has unveiled a significant overhaul to Windows 11’s file sharing capabilities with the KB5067103 preview update, introducing a smarter Drag Tray that revolutionizes how users manage and share files across applications. The update, available to both Dev Channel testers as Build 26220.6780 and Beta Channel users as Build 26120.6780, marks a substantial leap forward in Microsoft’s ongoing refinement of the Windows ecosystem.
US Defense Tech Leaders Advocate for Reindustrialization Amid Global Competition Bloomberg Tech’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow recently broadcast live…