‘Onimusha: Way Of The Sword’ Review: More Inagaki Than Kurosawa

During the heyday of the PlayStation 2, the ‘Onimusha’ series was one of the definitive games of that era, and ‘Way of the Sword’ may be one of the finest of this one.

Medical Office Understaffing And Automation Threaten Patient Care

Healthcare’s drive for efficiency through automation has inadvertently led to a frustrating, impersonal system, marked by endless phone menus and unreturned calls.

Behind The CIO’s Desk: The Strategic Power Of Saying No

In my experience, there is one universal language in every organization: risk.

OpenAI Hits $1 Billion Run Rate With ChatGPT Ads In Just 200 Days

Two hundred days in, OpenAI has something Google and Facebook needed years to assemble: a billion-user surface, a self-serve pipe and a billion-dollar pace.

​Your AI Business Case Needs A Stop Doing List

Does the role of CAIO mean the CTO is no longer the AI authority in the room? That depends on whether the organization has resolved its AI governance structure.

There’s A ‘Lanterns’ Episode 3 Takeaway That’s Totally Wrong

For some, Lanterns episode 3 was the best episode of the highly praised series so far. Others declared it far and away the worst. But some are getting a key point wrong.

Huawei Watch D3 Teases Next-Gen Wearable Blood Pressure Readings

Before its full announcement the Huawei Watch D3 has been shown at a medical conference in Germany, with upgraded blood pressure readings and slimmer design.

The Death Of The Dashboard Factory

The self-serve barrier is genuinely gone, and as a result the ground underneath dashboards is shifting dramatically.

America’s AI Lead Won’t Win The Next Space Race

America leads in AI, but China excels at industrial application. To win the next space race, the Space Force must foster competition, speed and innovation related to AI.

Green Muscles, IT Nutrients, And Biogas Solutions

Planet Action speakers propose flexible data centers, recycled rare-earth metals, and methane-derived fuels for sustainability.