New Non-Volatile Memories Aren’t Just For Artificial Intelligence

A recent report explores how new non-volatile memories will play in monetizing AI, leading to significant revenue growth for manufacturers and equipment suppliers.

Congressional Budget Office Ups Federal Deficit Forecast

The Congressional Budget Office expects the U.S. federal deficit to rise more over the coming years than previously expected, a release by the agency showed Wednesday.

Matia Raises $21 Million To Upgrade Data Management For AI

Fragmented data management is a limiting factor in successful AI adoption in the enterprise. Matia meets this challenge with a unified data infrastructure.

What’s Behind Wall Street’s Reaction To AI Replacing Software?

The threat to software-as-we-know-it comes from digital data: the foundational, eight-decades-long trend driving the evolution of computer technology and its varied uses.

Fundamental raises $255 million Series A with a new take on big data analysis

Fundamental has built a new foundation model to solve an old problem: how to draw insights from the huge quantities of structured data produced by enterprises.

Western Digital Innovation Event—Storage Is Where AI Goes To Learn

Western Digital’s Innovation Day showed their plans to introduce 100+TB HAMR HDDs with 2X or higher performance by 2029 and filling multiple AI data center storage tiers.

C4Q 2025 And 2025 Hard Disk Drive Industry Update

HDD unit shipments, exabyte shipments and revenue were up significantly in C4Q 2025 and in 2025 as a whole. Continued growth is expected in 2026.

Digital Storage And Memory Projections For 2026, Part 4

2026 promises increased demand for memory, storage devices, systems and software to support the growth of AI data processing.

The State Of The $2.52 Trillion AI Bubble, January 2026

The explosion in data quantity has kept the marriage of computing and statistics thriving through successive hype cycles: “big data,” “data science,” and now “AI.”

Wealth Of The 1% Reaches Decade-High In The U.S.

The share of wealth owned by the 1% of richest people in the United States has reached a new record of 31.7% in Q3 of 2025—the highest since records began in 1989.