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398 published articlesXbox’s early-release PC compatibility programme begins with four original Xbox titles, extending digital licences, cloud saves and PC-focused enhancements across its broader ecosystem.
Microsoft plans to introduce AMD’s Helios rack-scale AI systems, next-generation EPYC CPUs and expanded Pensando networking across Azure, extending its multi-vendor approach to AI infrastructure.
OpenAI’s new managed Presence platform positions governance, testing and continuous improvement—not just model capability—as the basis for deploying AI agents in consequential business workflows.
Google DeepMind’s limited release of Gemini 3.5 Flash Cyber signals a push towards high-volume, agentic vulnerability remediation while underlining the dual-use challenge of increasingly capable cyber AI.
Progress Software’s planned $400 million asset acquisition of Domo shows how enterprise AI competition is moving beyond model access towards the governed data, business logic and controls that make agents usable in production.
Critical vulnerabilities in Progress ShareFile Storage Zones Controller show why enterprises must treat internet-facing file-transfer infrastructure as a priority patching and incident-response concern.
A field experiment in Alaska shows that black-legged kittiwakes facing higher breeding costs shifted their migration in ways linked to better breeding the following year, but lower apparent survival.
New evidence from workplace ChatGPT use suggests that generative AI is enabling workers to take on adjacent tasks, making job redesign and governance as important as headcount planning.
IBM’s second-quarter results show a strategy in which AI is being used not only as a product opportunity but also as a tool to improve internal productivity, margins and commercial execution.
Intel and Lens Technology have announced a strategic collaboration to explore glass-substrate packaging, aiming to address the mounting density, power and reliability demands of AI and data-centre systems.
BCG’s inaugural Intelligent Cities Index places London first among 61 major cities, while arguing that AI-enabled urban progress depends on different combinations of services, governance, adoption and investment.
Citrix has released fixes for two vulnerabilities in Windows client software used in remote-access and endpoint-assessment workflows, including a flaw that can allow a local standard user to obtain SYSTEM privileges.
