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Weekly news roundup: Meta settles lawsuit, Big Tech acquisitions and Boston Scientific cyberattack
Stay up to date with the latest U.S. tech news, IPOs and executive moves shaping the industry each week.
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AI, economic pressures and other causes of Big Tech layoffs
Big Tech layoffs are soaring due to economic pressures and AI automation. Companies are restructuring to adapt, raising questions about workforce transformation.
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Stop blaming AI for layoffs
Companies claim AI is replacing workers, but the reality is different. AI is a convenient excuse for layoffs driven by pandemic over-hiring and the need to fund AI infrastructure.
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Big Tech layoff anxiety and AI: A leader's advice for peers
Layoffs by Big Tech behemoths like Amazon, Meta and Microsoft have prompted headlines and opinion pieces that point the finger of blame at AI, causing uncertainty.
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AI, economic pressures and other causes of Big Tech layoffs
Big Tech layoffs are soaring due to economic pressures and AI automation. Companies are restructuring to adapt, raising questions about workforce transformation.
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Big Tech layoff anxiety and AI: A leader's advice for peers
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6 questions every CIO should ask before workforce reductions
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AI alignment, not replacement: How CIOs are rebuilding IT value
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Problem Solve
How to overcome anti-ESG movements
Anti-ESG sentiment is rising, so companies must adapt their sustainability messaging and IT leaders must prioritize compliance and data integrity to support ESG initiatives.
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Strategic IT outlook: Tech conferences and events calendar
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CIOs face IT knowledge loss as baby boomers retire
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How CIOs can navigate federal, state AI regulation uncertainty
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Stop blaming AI for layoffs
Companies claim AI is replacing workers, but the reality is different. AI is a convenient excuse for layoffs driven by pandemic over-hiring and the need to fund AI infrastructure.
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AI botsitting: Why your productivity gains aren't what they seem
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AI model incidents highlight security concerns
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What Meta's RE100 exit means for tech's clean energy commitments
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IT Strategy Basics
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When should CIOs care about quantum computing?
Quantum computing is still in its early stages, but CIOs in some industries should pay attention now. Learn where the technology stands and how to prepare.
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Mass automation: A vision for nearly automated companies
Nearly automated companies may sound like science fiction, but author Nick Pogrebnyakov argues business leaders should prepare now. Read an excerpt from his book Mass Automation.
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Fully automated companies: What CIOs need to know
Fully automated companies might not be as futuristic as they seem. CIOs should consider how AI, robotics and sensing will work together to shape the future of automation.
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An explanation of quantum in computing
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Upskilling & Certifications
CIOs say data engineers, AI architects hardest roles to fill
CIOs face a growing talent gap as AI changes IT roles. Seven IT leaders explain which skills are hardest to find and what hiring teams should look for.
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CIO Strategy
Uniphar taps Diagrid Catalyst for orchestration, observability
The company's platform engineering team replaced open source Dapr with the commercial product for built-in observability, with AI agents waiting in the wings.
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CIO Strategy
Fintech execs unblock AI with shadow AI detection, org shifts
C-level executives in a regulated industry strike a balance between the benefits AI can offer their businesses and the need to guard against its risks.
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