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Chief information officers worldwide face a stark reality this year. AI promises transformation. But it also breeds profound risks. Over a quarter of CIOs now place securing AI on the same level as defending against malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks. That’s according to the latest findings from the Logicalis Global CIO Report 2026, which surveyed

Salesforce just flipped the script on how businesses interact with their core platform. The company unveiled Headless 360 this week, a bold move that strips away the need for browsers and opens everything up through APIs, Model Context Protocol tools, and command-line interfaces. Developers and AI agents can now tap directly into data, workflows, and

Michael Saylor doesn’t flinch. Bitcoin hovers around $74,000. Yet the Strategy executive chairman doubles down: $21 million per coin. Eventually. “I think eventually it’s going to 21 million a coin,” Saylor told the Yahoo Finance podcast Bankless. His words came right after Strategy snapped up 13,927 BTC for $1 billion. Average price: $71,902. That pushes

FedEx Corp. faces a leadership shift at its financial helm. John W. Dietrich, the executive vice president and chief financial officer, will step down from his role on June 1, 2026. That’s the day the company expects to wrap up spinning off its FedEx Freight unit into a standalone public entity. He stays on through

Boston Dynamics’ quadruped robot Spot just got sharper eyes and a keener mind. Powered by Google DeepMind’s Gemini Robotics-ER 1.6, it now reads analog gauges, detects hazardous spills, and reasons through complex inspections. Several thousand Spots already patrol industrial sites. This upgrade pushes them further into autonomous decision-making. IEEE Spectrum detailed the integration in a

Six years after swallowing Sprint, T-Mobile stands at the pinnacle of U.S. wireless. Back in 2018, the companies pitched a merger that would blanket 99% of Americans in 5G coverage by 2026, with speeds over 100 Mbps hitting 90% of the population. Rural spots would get 50 Mbps averages. Skeptics scoffed. Regulators demanded proof. Today,

A Milan court ruling last week has opened the door to a collective lawsuit against Meta Platforms, thrusting the social media giant back into the spotlight over a massive data scraping scandal. The decision marks a procedural win for consumer advocates, but one that could expose Meta to claims from millions of Italian Facebook users.

Software stocks have bled out. More than $2 trillion vanished from the sector in the first quarter of 2026 alone, as fears mounted that artificial intelligence could render entire business models obsolete. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF plunged over 30% in six months, outpacing the Nasdaq’s 9% drop. Yet revenue keeps climbing at many

Anthropic just made its AI agent permanently resident on your desktop. Not as a chatbot window. Not as an API call. As something that can see your screen, move your mouse, type on your keyboard, and execute multi-step workflows across applications without asking permission at each turn. The implications are enormous — and the industry

Jack Clark thinks coding is the new literacy. Not in the vague, aspirational way that phrase has been tossed around Silicon Valley for the past decade. The Anthropic co-founder — whose net worth now sits comfortably in billionaire territory thanks to the AI company’s meteoric valuation — is making a specific, urgent argument: that the