Enterprise AI spending faces a major slowdown as organizations struggle to connect AI investments to financial returns. The gap between vendor promises and business value is triggering a market correction that could reshape the entire AI ecosystem.
Despite massive investments in digital transformation, most organizations can’t demonstrate clear ROI. Industry leaders reveal why traditional metrics fail and what actually works for proving technology value.
A new survey shows utilities are prioritizing grid modernization over digital transformation, with AI seen as a key enabler. However, a critical talent shortage threatens to derail these ambitions as the industry races to modernize aging infrastructure.
Anthropic is bringing Claude AI directly into Excel spreadsheets, promising to analyze, modify, and create workbooks. But can AI truly master the complex world of corporate finance without creating new risks?
OpenAI has finalized its complex restructuring into a for-profit entity nested within its original non-profit foundation. This landmark shift enables unprecedented funding while attempting to maintain ethical oversight. Here’s what the new structure means for the future of artificial intelligence.
Researchers have potentially identified the first Anopheles stephensi mosquito in Madagascar using AI-powered image recognition of a citizen-submitted photo. This invasive species thrives in urban environments and could put 126 million more Africans at malaria risk. The breakthrough demonstrates how
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan makes AI and technology self-reliance central priorities. But market reactions reveal the challenges ahead as geopolitical tensions and economic pressures collide with ambitious goals.
EA’s push to integrate AI into game development is producing flawed code and employee resistance. The technology meant to streamline workflows is instead creating more technical debt and highlighting the gap between executive enthusiasm and practical implementation.
The explosive growth of AI computing is creating unprecedented energy demands that renewable grids can’t meet quickly enough. Natural gas infrastructure is becoming the default solution for tech giants racing to deploy AI capabilities at scale.
Qualcomm enters the AI accelerator market with new inference-focused hardware and software solutions. The company aims to challenge Nvidia’s dominance with competitive total cost of ownership and seamless model deployment. This strategic move could reshape the AI infrastructure landscape.
