The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has unveiled a new AI strategy to transform agency operations. Forbes argues it provides a practical, action-oriented model for healthcare CIOs drowning in complex frameworks.
Arm has been a company for 35 years, powering almost every smartphone on the planet. Yet, for all its success, it still hasn’t broken into the mainstream enterprise data center. The path forward is about more than just silicon.
Proofpoint has officially closed its massive $1.8 billion acquisition of Microsoft 365 security specialist Hornetsecurity. The move is a direct play for the US SMB market through MSPs and fuels the company’s ambition for an IPO as soon as 2026.
Apple reportedly developed a black version of the Apple Vision Pro, as shown in a leaked prototype image. This alternate color was likely tested internally but never made it to consumers, at least for now.
Apple is making its Manufacturing Academy more accessible by launching virtual courses. The move expands the program, which has already trained over 80 businesses, beyond its physical Detroit location.
AI-powered IT support platform Fixify is launching a European base in Cork, Ireland, with plans to hire 50 staff over the next 18 months. The move comes after the Virginia-based startup secured a $25 million Series A funding round in October 2024.
A new analysis cuts through the hype around AI coding assistants. It turns out they struggle with large codebases, repeat errors, and ignore security best practices, making them far from autonomous.
Deleting a file from your SSD doesn’t make it disappear instantly. The data lingers until a background process cleans it up, which affects your chances of recovery. Understanding this process is key for both privacy and accidental deletion.
Jason Kilar, the former CEO of WarnerMedia, has publicly warned that a sale of Warner Bros. Discovery to Netflix would be a disaster for competition. He argues it would create a streaming behemoth controlling nearly half the market, leading to higher prices and fewer choices.
A major AI safety watchdog just flunked leading labs on their plans for managing superintelligent AI. The report highlights a jarring gap between the race for capability and basic safety precautions.
