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In a candid interview, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna argues the current AI surge is sustainable, not a bubble. He also reflects on the company’s early Watson bet, calling its monolithic approach and focus on healthcare a market misstep. Now, IBM is pushing its Watsonx platform and a long-term quantum play.
A historically strong month for markets is starting with a sell-off. Bitcoin’s sharp drop below $90,000 is leading a broader retreat in risk assets, with stock futures pointing lower and safe havens like gold gaining.
The relentless energy demands of AI data centers are upending retirement plans for coal-fired power plants. To meet the need for “five 9s” reliability, companies are investing in retrofits and additives like EES’s CoalTreat to extend the life of these aging assets.
The Bulls Bridge hydroelectric plant in Connecticut, operating since 1903, still uses its original turbines and penstocks. A recent retrofit replaced its 1903-era circuit breakers with modern, safer vacuum interrupters, proving legacy infrastructure can be updated piece by piece.
According to a report, the Indian government is asking smartphone manufacturers to pre-install its Sanchar Saathi cyber safety app on new devices. The move is aimed at curbing fraud but has immediately ignited a fierce debate over privacy and state overreach.
Integrity360 continues its expansion in South Africa with the acquisition of Johannesburg-based Redshift. The deal brings in 40 employees and roughly 50 clients from the finance and telecom sectors. This marks the firm’s third purchase in the region since 2024.
The Bremen-based company is building its own satellites to provide hourly, very-high-resolution data for defense and climate monitoring. This funding comes amid a wave of investment in European SpaceTech infrastructure.
Epic’s Tim Sweeney argues AI in games is inevitable and shouldn’t be singled out. But the core issue isn’t the tool, it’s how it’s used to cut corners on creativity versus efficiency.
