What the 2026 World Cup is revealing about the future of product identification

The 2026 World Cup is the most compressed supply chain stress test in history.

Score a Minisforum Ryzen 5 or Ryzen 7 mini PC from $600 in Best Buy’s big sale
Score a Minisforum Ryzen 5 or Ryzen 7 mini PC from $600 in Best Buy’s big sale

Minisforum UM760 Slim and Minisforum UM870 Slim both get a price cut in the Black Friday in July sale — choose between Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 7.

Agentic AI in the enterprise: Why architecture matters more than marketing claims

Most “AI-powered” marketing tools are just rule engines in disguise. Here’s how to tell the difference.

UK AI data centers could be given water priority during heatwaves and hosepipe bans — trade body warns that usage hasn’t been factored into AI growth zone projections

The trade body representing UK water companies says that the UK government hasn’t properly estimated projections for AI water usage.

Why AI is re-designing data center architecture

While organizations are racing to roll out AI at scale, the data center industry is discovering that not all workloads have the same infrastructure requirements.

New data claims small businesses haven’t expanded their use of AI in the past few years
New data claims small businesses haven’t expanded their use of AI in the past few years

SMBs are using AI, but many are still using it for very basic automation indicating genuine use cases are still lacking.

Why AI is rewriting the rules of team structure in SaaS

AI is shifting SaaS from heavyweight structures to faster, more autonomous, decision-driven teams.

The hidden tax on your AI ambitions

Enterprises are optimizing models while ignoring the real cost drivers.

Watt a load of crap: UK start-up is turning number twos into number one with shockingly superior sewage battery tech
Watt a load of crap: UK start-up is turning number twos into number one with shockingly superior sewage battery tech

Rheya Labs is developing sewage backup batteries that combine emergency power with machine learning designed to predict failures before pollution occurs.

US startup founded by former teenage drone racers just won one of the Pentagon’s biggest small-drone deals — Neros has shipped tens of thousands of UAVs to Ukraine and inked a $500M contract

Two drone-racers who were told they couldn’t “waltz into the Pentagon” and sell weapons just won a $500 million US Army contract to do exactly that.