Cloudflare CEO warns AI and zero-click internet are killing the web's business model
The web as we know it is dying fast
OpenAI abandons for-profit shift, keeps nonprofit control with new public benefit corporation
"We currently cannot supply nearly as much AI as the world wants"
Apple revenue climbs to $95.4 billion as supply chain shifts continue
Tariffs could add $900 million in quarterly costs unless something changes
In the race for AI talent, companies create a confusing web of job titles
Rapid growth of artificial intelligence has left little time for standardization
Gmail adds end-to-end encryption for internal emails in enterprise beta
Send client-side-encrypted messages with a few clicks
Tech disruption hit white-collar jobs hard, but new opportunities are emerging
An uptick in search activity hints there is a more robust market ahead
Failover vs. Failback: Two Disaster Recovery Methods
A key distinction in the realm of disaster recovery is the one between failover and failback. Both terms describe two sides of the same coin, complementary processes that are often brought together.
The unsung heroes of chip sales: field application engineers
Solving problems, closing deals
Baidu CEO: 99% of AI companies won't survive bubble burst
Robin Li predicts a repeat of the 1999-2000 dot-com bubble
Breaking stereotypes: gaming skills offer value in business, says expert
In context: It's time for workplaces to recognize the value of gaming and the skills it cultivates, such as social interaction, creativity, teamwork, empathy, improved memory, and a sense of competition, according to lecturer Jesse Olsen. Other hobbies like sports nurture similar traits, but people who engage in sports are proud to fly their flags at work. Gamers should feel the same pride in their hobby.
Businesses are still betting on generative AI despite media skepticism
Latest GenAI study highlights continued enthusiasm but also a shifting market
Report: 80% of AI projects fail, doubling regular IT project failure rates
Executives can take most of the blame
Cloud giants keep spending on AI, while traditional IT markets lag behind
Big Tech AI investments are growing, but things could change soon
IT admins can now delay Windows 11 feature updates
Business users can now delay updates or push them forward
FTC votes to ban most noncompete agreements nationwide, a common practice among big tech corporations
The big picture: Many companies, including those in the tech sector, often use noncompete agreements to prevent employee poaching. However, the US Federal Trade Commission now deems this practice unfair, asserting that companies have alternative methods to safeguard their intellectual property. The commission anticipates that banning nearly all noncompete agreements will enhance working conditions and foster innovation.
Bending metal: The changing server business
OEMs, ODMs, chipmakers, hyperscalers and the cloud
Microsoft wants to supercharge financial applications with Copilot for Finance
In a nutshell: Microsoft has just introduced yet another feature for its Copilot service, an extension designed to provide "intelligent" advice and automations based on a company's own financial data. Privacy and data security have been taken into account, the company vows.
Data Governance and Provenance: Two words that are critical to the future of generative AI
Using "borrowed" material for training. Fair use or not?
Opinion: The rapidly evolving state of Generative AI
The profound influence that GenAI is poised to exert on businesses is no longer in question
Cisco unveils new AI tools to revamp Webex experience, collaboration
From real-time media models to AI codecs
How to Software: A guide for new tech CEOs
Software is a lot harder than you want to believe
Why generative AI is so unlike other big tech trends
Companies may be overlooking valid concerns about the rapid adoption of emerging technologies like GenAI
Evolution of GenAI tools for business: Challenges remain for generative AI
Are "prompt engineers" a new job category thanks to GenAI tools?
Study uncovers surprising facts on how businesses are using generative AI
88% of US companies that participated in the survey are already employing generative AI tools