Which AI Workload Goes Where? A CIO’s Guide To Hybrid AI

Hybrid AI becomes useful when every placement has a business reason.

Why Data Quality Monitoring In The Cloud Has To Become Autonomous

The idea is to let software continuously profile the data itself, learn what normal looks like and flag deviations without a human encoding every expectation in advance.

The Patch Window Is Gone: Now Measure What You Can Actually Control

Most vulnerability management programs are still designed around the assumption that organizations have time to manage a vulnerability before a patch becomes available.

AI Personal Assistants Are Finally Having Their Moment

Stronger models and cheaper tools are helping a new generation of bots handle travel bookings, grocery orders, party plans and even recover forgotten cash.

The Agentic 20

Forbes’ Agentic 20 spotlights AI agents moving beyond chatbots into real-world work, from funeral homes to shrimp farms.

This AI Startup Is Selling Tax Agencies A New Way To Find Cheats

Govra’s AI agents could make business tax audits faster—and more common. Its pitch: help states collect what companies already owe without raising taxes on everyone else.

Why Radical Honesty And Building Trust Are Essential To AI’s Future

While AI will not eliminate all jobs or cause apocalyptic outcomes, the way forward depends on tech companies practicing radical honesty.

Ugreen’s MagFlow Lineup Includes World’s First Liquid-Cooled Power Bank

Ugreen has revealed three new products in its MagFlow charging accessories. The brand’s flagship wireless charging lineup inlcuide a liquid-cooled power bank.

What Happens When Infrastructure Starts Making Decisions?

​Autonomous infrastructure needs a decision record, authority limits and a new metric for understanding what happened after recovery.​

AI Is The New Censor: Surveillance And The Case For Open Models

A conversation with social entrepreneur Sascha Meinrath about privacy breaches and censorship disguised as AI safeguards, and what can be done about it.