The recent AWS outage that knocked out major platforms has intensified interest in AI-driven operations. Yet despite 87% of organizations saying their AIOps investments met expectations, only 12% have achieved full enterprise deployment. The challenge isn’t adoption—it’s attribution.
According to a Forrester report, over half of companies that conducted AI-related layoffs now regret their decision. The research suggests AI isn’t replacing workers as expected and may actually increase workforce needs in the coming year.
OpenAI’s Sora video generation app is now available on Android in the US, Canada, and five Asian markets. The expansion comes after the iOS version amassed over 1 million downloads in its first week. However, the app faces ongoing challenges around deepfakes and copyright enforcement.
MSI just unveiled a powerful new single-board computer that’s definitely not for your average DIY project. The MS-CF16 V3.0 packs Intel x86 processors into a compact industrial board designed for harsh environments.
The networking giant and AI chip leader are creating validated designs that turn entire data centers into single computers. Their approach addresses why 95% of companies aren’t seeing expected AI returns.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer suggests Wall Street’s fixation on expensive tech stocks is distorting market perception. He points to Palantir’s 8% drop despite strong earnings as evidence of this valuation anxiety. The broader market suffered with S&P 500 down 1.17% and Nasdaq sinking 2.04%.
U.S. Steel has unveiled its massive $11 billion investment strategy under new owner Nippon Steel. The plan targets $3 billion in savings and aims to protect over 100,000 jobs nationwide. Modernization projects will focus on higher-value, lower-emission steel production.
Modern manufacturing isn’t your grandfather’s factory job. With AI, robotics and remote work options, these careers offer six-figure potential without student debt. So why are parents still pushing college when trades desperately need talent?
Apple has started rolling out the first betas for its next round of software updates. The timing suggests a tight schedule ahead of the holiday break. Developers can now test watchOS 26.2, tvOS 26.2, and visionOS 26.2.
Telecom infrastructure attacks have reached crisis levels, with copper theft incidents up 23% in Canada and thousands of vandalism cases reported in the US. These attacks are disrupting emergency services and costing companies millions in damages and repairs.
