The AI Power Race Favors States That Already Have Nuclear Plants

Google’s 890 MW nuclear deal shows carbon-free firm power is becoming a geographic edge, leaving the 22 states without reactors behind in the AI power race.

​Reliability Ends Where The Signal Does

That’s what reliability looks like in the field: not a green status page, but people using your system with full confidence and ease.​

‘GTA 6’ Leaks Return With A Clothing-Optional Lucia And Jason

The ‘GTA 6’ leaker known as Cyberleeks has return with 25 minutes of new footage which features a nude Jason and Lucia, among other things.

Back To School: Why Retail Needs Better Decision-Making

The retailers that want to succeed must do more than plan at the beginning of the season; they need to adjust when reality changes.

‘Muramasa: Revenant Blades’ Is The Remaster We’ve All Been Waiting For

A few days before this year’s Tokyo Game Show, I had the chance to sit down and play ‘Muramasa: Revenant Blades’ for a good while, and it was wondrous.

What I Learned Running Two Companies That Solve Two Halves Of The Same Problem

​The day I understood that these two companies were really solving one problem from opposite ends, everything about how I ran both businesses changed.

Zocdoc Bets On A Future Beyond The Digital Front Door

Health systems want to own the digital front door. AI is giving patients other options, and Zocdoc wants to enable every new route to care.

How The AI Economy Will Eliminate Irrelevance, Not Work

Many leaders have focused on how quickly they can adopt AI, but far fewer have focused on whether their workforce is prepared to adapt alongside it.

How To Design Websites And Apps For The Age Of AI Agents

Websites and apps need to serve not only people navigating screens themselves but also software interpreting information and interacting with digital systems for them.

Skilled Workers Are Scarce. Smart Glasses Can Multiply Them

Smartglasses are emerging as a potential solution for blue-collar worker and skilled manufacturing labor shortages.