Artificial Intelligence

IBM achieved a new quantum milestone by running an error-correction algorithm on standard AMD FPGA chips, reaching 10x faster speeds and advancing its 2029 Starling quantum computer project.

Lenovo’s unified AI ecosystem across phone, PC, and cloud exposes Dell’s AI pitch as device-bound marketing, positioning Lenovo as the more credible leader in the next era of computing.

Most generative AI projects fail to show measurable ROI despite billions in investment. Experts point to weak data infrastructure as the underlying cause preventing enterprise AI from reaching profitable scale.

As AI agents multiply, static identity systems fail. Dynamic IAM and zero-trust access models help enterprises secure data and maintain control at machine speed.

New research by NewsGuard has revealed that the latest version of OpenAI's video creation tool Sora 2 can be prompted to advance false or misleading information 80% of the time.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise used its 2025 analyst meeting to argue it is entering a new phase of profitable growth, driven by AI infrastructure, networking, and the Juniper integration.

A recent experience fundamentally changed my relationship with artificial intelligence, transforming it from a novel curiosity into an indispensable professional tool.

Salesforce used Dreamforce 2025 to do more than launch products. It declared a philosophical shift in how companies will operate, introducing what Marc Benioff calls the agentic enterprise.

AMD’s landmark partnership with OpenAI signals the first true challenge to Nvidia’s reign over the AI infrastructure market — and could redefine the industry’s balance of power.

As millions of people form personal bonds with AI, experts warn of ethical hazards, emotional dependence, and even psychosis-like symptoms tied to this emerging digital intimacy.

AMD’s sweeping partnership with OpenAI goes beyond GPU supply. With a six-gigawatt buildout and the Helios rack-scale platform, AMD is redefining power, scale, and trust in the next era of AI data center infrastructure.

AI is helping short-staffed security teams boost efficiency and resilience, Fortinet reports, but the global shortage of skilled professionals continues to challenge cyber defense efforts.

A new study reveals 41% of schools in the U.S. and U.K. have experienced AI-related cyber incidents, highlighting gaps in security preparedness and policy development.

Researchers at NCC Group have demonstrated how real-time AI voice cloning can be weaponized in voice phishing (vishing) attacks.