Enterprise software experiments with task-based pricing in the AI era
The per-seat era of software pricing may be coming to an end
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Micron's world-first PCIe Gen 6 SSD doubles data rates for AI data centers
Liquid-cooled drives and PCIe Gen 6 mark a new era for AI storage
Global chip sales are on track to hit $1 trillion thanks to AI
Chipmakers are optimistic, but unsure how long the AI build-out will last
AI may be ready for the mainstream, the economics aren't
Momentum, money, and adoption are rising, but AI's business foundations are still shaky
Blue Origin targets enterprise networks with a 5,400-satellite megaconstellation
TeraWave seeks to provide resilient bandwidth at 6 Tbps, beginning deployment in late 2027
Another report shows most companies aren't making more money from AI
Facepalm: It's only been a few days since a survey showed more than half of CEOs admit to seeing no significant financial benefit from AI. Now, another report has come to the same conclusion, and, once again, it tries to put a positive spin on the results.
HP's EliteBoard AI PC hides a full Ryzen system in a keyboard
Designed to replace full-size desktop systems
Nvidia's new monitoring software shows where AI GPUs are running worldwide
The software can track physical GPU location and behavior, but offers no kill switch
Amazon is building AI "factories" to run Trainium and GPU racks inside customer data centers
AWS wants to help companies train models on their own data
Seagate says its next-gen HAMR tech could push HDDs to 10TB per platter
Data density has already reached 6.9TB per platter, and can theoretically go even higher
Amazon's new Leo Ultra terminal promises 1Gbps satellite broadband
The new low Earth orbit terminal is rolling out in preview with support for up to 1 Gbps downstream and 400 Mbps upstream
Amazon is building a massive $50 billion AI cloud for the US government
The new infrastructure will exclusively serve the needs of thousands of federal agencies
Google is stitching its fragmented enterprise world into something real
Google's Chrome Summit felt weirdly... Microsoft-y
Enterprise AI shifts toward a balanced cloud, edge, and on-prem mix
The world of enterprise AI is turning hybrid
Quantinuum unveils Helios, claims a massive leap toward practical quantum computing
Helios delivers 48 logical qubits from just 98 physical ones
The microchip era may be ending – and wafer-scale systems could be what comes next
Physicists and engineers confront the technical constraints of today's most advanced processors
AMD's Lisa Su confirms 2026 arrival of 2nm Venice Epyc CPUs and Instinct MI400 accelerators
Next-gen server chips promise major performance gains and wider scalability for data center workloads
Cisco's new IQ platform is like ChatGPT for network ops, and it's coming for your dashboard
Cisco IQ and Unified Edge blend AI agents with decades of network expertise
This tiny MSI x86 SBC board runs Windows, survives -40°C, and is aimed at factories
MSI's new Pico-ITX PC targets industrial and embedded applications, not hobbyists
OpenAI's hype vs Anthropic's strategy: who's really winning the AI war?
Anthropic's Claude models gain ground as business AI standard
NextSilicon bets on adaptive hardware to outrun traditional CPUs and GPUs
Maverick-2 chip applies adaptive software and real-time hardware reconfiguration to achieve up to tenfold performance gains
Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber wants an AI agent in every board meeting
Faber clearly has a knack for conceiving outside the box ideas in tech
Oracle and Google warn of large-scale extortion emails hitting enterprise clients
Hackers linked to the cl0p ransomware group claim responsibility for the campaign
Oracle could hit again: Meta talks could lead to $20 billion AI cloud deal
Just weeks ago Oracle inked a $300 billion deal with OpenAI, one of the largest cloud infrastructure contracts to date
AI challenges, but can't topple, enterprise software's $1.2 trillion juggernaut
Workday, Salesforce and other incumbents race to embed AI while defending their core platforms