A new Gallup survey reveals a growing disconnect in the workplace. While 45% of US workers now use AI on the job, nearly a quarter have no idea if their employer has adopted the technology at all. This lack of communication creates risks and missed opportunities for businesses trying to navigate the
AWS is making a massive, long-term bet on India’s digital future. The $7 billion investment in Hyderabad data centers is part of a broader cloud and AI arms race among U.S. tech giants in the country.
Sending an AI agent to a meeting and reading the summary later seems efficient. But neuroscientists warn it comes with real tradeoffs for how we learn and collaborate. The future of work might involve a lot of empty virtual chairs.
New research from Microsoft analyzing millions of Copilot conversations reveals a stark divide in how we use AI. On mobile, it’s a personal advisor; on desktop, it’s a work tool. Late-night chats get surprisingly philosophical.
The European Space Agency’s Swarm satellites, designed to study Earth’s magnetic field, accidentally recorded a rare solar event. Their star tracker cameras spotted a proton flux 300 times above normal during a geomagnetic storm in November 2025.
A new report highlights a critical flaw in the AI boom. The models are getting smarter, but the data they’re trained on is becoming less reliable, filled with noise and “filler” information.
2025 saw massive consolidation in the networking world, driven by AI demands. From AT&T’s $5.75B fiber buy to Cisco’s AI shopping spree, these deals reshape how data moves and is secured. The stakes for enterprise infrastructure have never been higher.
A major regulatory battle is brewing over how to connect power-hungry data centers to the U.S. grid. Key players are clashing at FERC, with some wanting new rules that could force data centers to bring their own power generation, a move others call a flawed distraction that will stall critical devel
A major data center proposal for Howell Township, Michigan, has been withdrawn by developers. Local opposition, organized heavily on Facebook, raised concerns about the project’s massive water and energy demands.
Facebook’s parent company is working with the municipality of Li in Finland on a massive 1,160-hectare site, with 475 hectares earmarked for data center use. The zoning process is underway but won’t be completed until 2027, with a final investment decision pending.
