According to a Forbes author post, the central challenge for leaders in 2025 isn’t adopting AI, but defining the human-AI boundary. The piece cites a study where 74% of CEOs admit they could lose their job within two years without measurable AI business gains. The argument is that stewardship, not s
The big tech playbook is getting a major rewrite. Companies are moving away from one-size-fits-all AI toward specialized systems, while also betting on physical experiences to deepen engagement. It’s a pivot from pure software to targeted intelligence and real-world presence.
Docker just made its catalog of over 1,000 secure container images free and open-source. Anaconda’s CEO says this partnership is a breakthrough for building trustworthy AI applications that can actually make it to production.
After struggling with its HBM3E chips, Samsung appears to have turned things around. Its upcoming HBM4 memory has reportedly received the highest evaluation scores in NVIDIA’s tests for a 2026 AI accelerator, potentially leading to a larger-than-expected supply contract.
A new report details how “neocloud” companies like CoreWeave are taking out massive loans using Nvidia GPUs as collateral, turning $1 of Nvidia investment into $5 of purchases. This creates a dangerous feedback loop that could crash if the AI boom slows.
A look back at venture capital predictions for commerce reveals which forecasts actually materialized. The winners weren’t the flashy trends, but fundamental shifts in AI, resale, supply chains, and marketing driven by real problems and clear ROI.
The accounting profession is on the cusp of a major AI-driven transformation. According to new analysis, the role of the accountant is set to evolve dramatically, shifting from number-cruncher to strategic advisor.
The shadow library Anna’s Archive claims to have executed one of the largest music data scrapes ever from Spotify. The alleged haul includes millions of audio files and a colossal metadata set, posing serious questions for the streaming giant.
Samsung and Elon Musk’s companies are deepening their partnership. After deals for Tesla’s AI4, AI5, and AI6 chips, a new report suggests Samsung will now make chips for Musk’s xAI.
A Japanese company, Datasection, has become a critical conduit for Chinese tech giant Tencent to access advanced Nvidia AI chips. With over $1.2 billion in contracts, this deal highlights the complex, global workarounds emerging from US export controls.
