Enterprise AI adoption is stuck in the horseless carriage phase, according to IT leaders speaking at Microsoft Ignite. Companies are applying AI agents to existing processes rather than reinventing workflows. The real transformation where AI becomes the boss is still far off.
Samsung Internet for Windows is turning heads in its beta release. Built on Chromium with built-in ad blocking and impressive performance, it’s shaping up to be a serious Chrome alternative that finally bridges Samsung’s ecosystem gap.
Android’s biggest setup headache – losing all your app logins when switching phones – is finally getting fixed. Google’s new feature preserves sign-in states, making Android phone migrations much less painful. It’s a game-changer for anyone who dreads setting up a new Android device.
Ubuntu’s upcoming 26.04 LTS release will swap out legacy applications like Totem video player for modern alternatives. The changes reflect Canonical’s push toward consistent GTK4 design and improved user experience. Both old apps will remain available for users who prefer them.
While US tech giants pour tens of billions into AI infrastructure, China’s Alibaba and Tencent are charting different courses. Alibaba’s profits plunged 53% amid heavy AI investment, while Tencent grew revenue 15% with more modest spending. The divergence reveals competing visions for AI dominance.
This week’s essential reading from Financial Times covers everything from trillion-dollar AI investment debates to what truly captures our attention in the digital age. Plus surprising trends in ADHD diagnoses and a disturbing look at predatory hiring practices. The big question: Are we in an AI bub
After years of paying for Microsoft Office out of habit, one tech writer decided to cancel their subscription and switch to entirely free, open-source alternatives. The experiment saved them $70 annually while maintaining their workflow with tools like LibreOffice and Thunderbird. Some alternatives
El Capitan has strengthened its position as the world’s fastest supercomputer, now achieving 1.809 exaflops per second. The top three systems are all housed at U.S. Department of Energy facilities, with Frontier and Aurora maintaining their positions.
Veteran tech workers who built careers at companies like Microsoft and Amazon are discovering their decades of experience have become liabilities in today’s job market. With layoffs continuing and ageism rampant, many face financial crises and identity questions after applying to hundreds of jobs wi
Malta is positioning itself as Europe’s next innovation hub with a major €30 million injection from the EU’s innovation agency. The funding comes as part of a strategic partnership to help Maltese startups scale internationally. Here’s what this means for the Mediterranean island’s tech ecosystem.
