The relentless demands of AI and high-density computing are exposing weaknesses in foundational data center network design. A new practical framework argues that future-proofing requires a fundamental rethink of cabling and architecture from the ground up.
While experts debate the timeline for perfect artificial general intelligence, practical builders are already shipping products and capturing markets. The action has shifted from research to revenue, powered by tools like GPT-5 that are good enough to solve real, repetitive business problems today.
LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky argues that traditional five-year career plans are “a little bit foolish” given how rapidly AI is changing the workplace. He suggests focusing on what you want to learn in the next few months, not years.
G.Skill has confirmed that AI companies are buying up the vast majority of DRAM supply, causing severe shortages and skyrocketing prices. With shortages expected to last until at least 2028, the cost of building or upgrading a PC is set to soar.
The debate inside companies is shifting from whether to use AI to how to manage it. While outright discouragement is rare, formal governance policies still lag behind widespread adoption, creating a potential risk gap.
A Consumer Reports investigation found Instacart’s AI pricing experiments led to wildly different prices for the same items. In extreme cases, the price difference hit 23%, potentially costing some families an extra $1,200 a year. The company has paused some tests, but the damage to trust is done.
A new column on Inc.com makes a compelling case for using AI as a problem-finding tool. It argues that businesses often solve the wrong issues, and AI’s data synthesis can reveal the hidden, structural weaknesses.
Amazon is restructuring its AI leadership. Longtime AWS executive Peter Desantis will now lead a new organization focused on unifying AI models, custom chips, and quantum computing. Meanwhile, head scientist and top AI exec Rohit Prasad is departing after nearly 13 years.
Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, Mozilla’s new CEO, wants to evolve Firefox into a “modern AI browser.” The announcement has triggered intense user backlash, with many fearing it will compromise privacy and ignore the fixes they actually want.
According to a Fortune op-ed, AI agents are moving beyond simple automation to become proactive problem-solvers on the factory floor. These systems act as digital colleagues, using semantic data to connect issues across departments and initiate solutions, with early deployments showing annual saving
