AI Costs Are Rising. Businesses Are Paying The Price.

The transition from aggressive adoption to aggressive monetization is beginning to shape the AI market.

When The Regulator Moves Faster Than The Industry It Regulates

We’ve seen 80% adoption in 12 months, in a federal agency with a reduced headcount. The private sector has fewer excuses than ever.

What The Antivirus And Anti-Spam Wars Reveal About Securing AI

Today’s security threats are familiar to anyone who lived through the antivirus, anti-spam and web application security wars.

Why The Model Isn’t The Hard Part, The Workflow Is

A program that started with the team, not the tool, shifted the outcome.

You Can’t Govern What You Can’t See: The Case For Agent Control Planes

The control plane is about whether agents are allowed to run, under what constraints and with what evidence.

Where AI-Powered Software Development Delivers Measurable Results

The best and most effective way to use AI is to treat it as a structured delivery system.

​From ‘AI-First’ To ‘AI-Powered’: What Separates Rhetoric From Practice

In practice, a company becomes truly AI-first and AI-ready when new products are born data-driven and built for continuous learning.

Agentic Digital Twins For AI-Native Fulfillment Networks

As fulfillment networks become more complex, agentic digital twins may become foundational infrastructure for the next generation of intelligent fulfillment ecosystems.

The Physical AI Boom: 11 Companies Building The Next Tech Revolution

Physical AI is moving artificial intelligence from screens and software into robots, drones, self-driving vehicles and intelligent machines.

AT&T Unveils $3 Unlimited Day Pass For iPad Users — On All Carriers

A new feature from AT&T is both inclusive and particular: it’s only for iPad users but works regardless of who your carrier is.