Corporate America is slashing jobs at a record pace, betting AI will boost margins. But the data reveals a collapse in productivity and a systemic erosion of diversity that will cost companies billions. It’s a classic case of short-term thinking with long-term consequences.
The telecom industry is pushing for unified standards to measure energy consumption across networks. Without them, managing costs and carbon footprints becomes a guessing game, especially with complex new tech like 5G network slices.
OpenAI leadership is making a staggering bet on AI compute, arguing that not spending enough is their biggest risk. The company has committed roughly $1.4 trillion to data center projects over the next eight years but is still five years away from profitability, according to CEO Sam Altman. Execs sa
Apple is making major changes to iOS in Japan, including allowing alternative app stores and payment processors. The move is a direct response to new Japanese regulations that took effect. The company is cautioning users about the security and support risks of leaving its walled garden.
According to XDA-Developers, combining Tailscale’s zero-config VPN with the open-source remote desktop tool RustDesk creates a powerful, secure setup for accessing devices. This duo allows for direct connections without port forwarding or public relay servers, working across Windows, Linux, macOS, i
The conversation around AI is shifting from pure productivity to strategic differentiation. Companies are embedding it to solve real customer frustrations and create unique, scalable experiences that competitors can’t easily match.
Anthony Enzor-DeMeo is the new CEO of Mozilla Corporation. He’s steering Firefox toward an AI future, but with a core promise of user agency and clear opt-out options, a direct contrast to competitors.
Home Depot has transformed its delivery network, with 55% of in-stock items now arriving same-day or next-day. The retailer built nearly 200 new facilities and uses a proprietary algorithm to pick the best shipping location. Now, they’re focused on squeezing even more efficiency out of the system.
The AI boom is creating a massive, sustained shortage of DRAM and NAND flash memory. Micron’s CEO says supply will remain “substantially short” for years, already pushing up prices for consumer components.
Faced with a flood of speculative data center requests, utilities are implementing aggressive “large load tariffs” with high fixed costs. The goal is to shrink interconnection queues by weeding out weaker projects, betting that big players like Google will pay for speed. But will this strategy work
