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Virtual power plants could help solve the AI energy problem

Virtual power plants can help enterprises and data centers overcome power limitations by unifying energy resources to stabilize grids, reduce costs and ensure energy availability.

By Stephen Bigelow • July 24, 2026

Q&A: Generate Biomedicines CTO talks AI advancements

Generate Biomedicines has been AI-native since its founding in 2018. Hear from co-founder and CTO Gevorg Grigoryan about how the biotech company uses AI to its advantage.

By Olivia Wisbey • June 30, 2026

SpaceX IPO aims for AI and orbital data centers

The record-setting debut asks investors to buy into an integrated hardware and software infrastructure play that spans space, energy and data resources.

By John Moore • June 15, 2026

Humanoid robots not quite ready for primetime

Don't be fooled by a robot's impressive display of movement and dexterity during onstage demos in controlled environments. Humanoid exploits in the real world can disappoint.

By Liz Hughes • June 12, 2026

How the sodium-ion battery can energize the enterprise

The sodium-ion battery won't replace all lithium-ion applications just yet. But, for grid storage, backup power and cost-sensitive projects, it's a viable alternative.

By Marius Sandbu • June 11, 2026

Trump AI order targets frontier model prerelease review

The White House's voluntary AI executive order creates a prerelease review process for frontier models, raising questions about release timelines, vendor trust and enterprise procurement.

By Kinza Yasar • June 5, 2026

Futurists predict what’s next for AI and emerging technology

The clock is ticking for businesses to start researching and investing in a range of emerging technologies. Experts weigh in on the tech they think will shape the future.

By Mary Pratt • June 5, 2026

The legal mistake courts should avoid in Eightfold AI lawsuit

The Eightfold AI class action suit threatens to stretch consumer reporting laws beyond their limits, treating AI software vendors as reporting agencies rather than tool builders.

By Jon Polenberg • June 1, 2026

Why AI systems need a boundary between reasoning and execution

Tightly coupled AI systems create control gaps. A reasoning-execution boundary enables policy-bound, traceable and auditable execution at scale across enterprise workflows.

By Varun Raj • May 28, 2026

Dell exec: Balance safety and speed with agentic AI ethics

At this year's Dell Technologies World conference, Dell executive John Roese shared his thoughts on agentic AI and how its ethics can be compatible with timely innovation.

By Everett Bishop • May 21, 2026

Combating the new wave of AI crimes and threats

Attackers of any skill level can now use open source tools to target businesses for AI crimes. Here's how to cover organizations' expanded attack surface and prevent disaster.

By Nihad Hassan • May 14, 2026

Can quantum-inspired algorithms help you now?

Quantum-inspired algorithms mimic quantum computing principles on classical hardware. Experts share how businesses can benefit from this innovative technology.

By Mary Pratt • May 12, 2026

Claude Mythos Preview and the new rules of cybersecurity

AI is reshaping cybersecurity. Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview exposes a new era of rapid, autonomous vulnerability discovery and the governance challenges ahead.

By Kinza Yasar • April 28, 2026

Is the AI bubble about to burst, or is it recalibrating?

Massive investment is flowing into AI, but rising costs and inconsistent returns are testing whether the boom is sustainable and can deliver long-term business value.

By Kinza Yasar • April 27, 2026

Businesses gear up for AI agents in the enterprise

AI agents might be going mainstream and coming to a desk near you -- so say speakers at EmTech AI this week, where attendees were also treated to viewing their digital twins.

By Olivia Wisbey • April 24, 2026

8 trends powering machine learning’s dynamic new roles

Machine learning is evolving rapidly, driving trends like smaller models, edge computing, generative AI convergence, governance and ML health monitoring.

By Stephen Bigelow • April 23, 2026

Q&A: MIT’s top 10 AI trends to watch this year

MIT Technology Review's Amy Nordrum and Niall Firth unpack what trends to watch in AI, from LLMs+ and the China-spurred open source AI boom to weaponized deepfakes and AI malaise.

By Olivia Wisbey • April 22, 2026

Democratizing AI in business: The good, bad and ugly

AI democratization planned and introduced correctly can profoundly increase AI's business value -- but inadequate AI tools and poor workforce training can bring it all down.

By George Lawton • April 22, 2026

Beyond the chatbot: Engineering the agentic enterprise

Agentic AI is taking over where chatbots leave off. These systems let enterprises automate workflows, driving operational change and doing real work.

By Ankita Devadiga • April 14, 2026

The ethical implications of Anthropic’s feud with the Pentagon

The Anthropic-Pentagon feud highlights a broader shift in AI governance, where ethical constraints, vendor policies and legal frameworks are redefining control and accountability.

By Kinza Yasar • April 6, 2026

History of generative AI innovations spans 9 decades

Rapid GenAI advances are reshaping industries, sparking legal battles and driving embodied AI innovations, paving the way for transformative business processes and tools.

By George Lawton • March 31, 2026

LLM build vs. buy: A decision framework for LLM adoption

When deciding whether to build or buy a large language model, businesses must consider costs, customization, governance, risk and readiness to determine the best AI approach.

By Stephen Bigelow • March 31, 2026

Why enterprise AI needs diagnostic intelligence

Enterprise AI detects anomalies but can't always explain why they happen. Next up for these systems is a focus on diagnosis to enhance trust, compliance and safety.

By Rashmi Choudhary • March 25, 2026

How simulations and digital twins are advancing robotics

Nvidia GTC 2026 showed the potential of robotics across industries. But these systems must undergo stress testing, and digital twins and simulation are the key.

By Everett Bishop • March 23, 2026

Experts predict quantum utility by 2033

Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. Experts at Nvidia GTC 2026 think quantum utility is possible by 2033, but not without challenges.

By Everett Bishop • March 23, 2026