SpaceX’s IPO is more controversial than you might think
SpaceX’s IPO sets a new, stringent standard in corporate governance architecture, combining the founder’s voting dominance with Texas’s…
Scaling Claude Code: Anthropic will use Colossus 1 supercomputer to handle demand
Anthropic’s sudden alliance with SpaceX marks not only the end of the public conflict between Elon Musk and…
Why is Intel back in favour again?
The evolution of artificial intelligence toward agent-based systems is restoring processors to a central role in managing the…
NIS2 – A digital evolution in which only the resilient survive
The implementation of the DORA Regulation and the NIS2 Directive marks a fundamental shift in the European approach…
SAS Quantum Lab. Hybrid quantum computing goes to companies
Although the full maturity of pure quantum technologies is still a prospect for the next decade, market leaders…
Work Trend Index 2026: How is AI changing the modern labour market?
May traditionally brings questions about the future of young people entering the labour market, but this year's data…
AI is not classic IT: Why your KPIs may be destroying AI projects.
The high failure rate of AI implementations stems from a structural conflict between the stochastic nature of algorithms…
The Death of ‘Business as Usual’. How artificial intelligence is dramatically raising the bar for the IT services sector
Analysis by Bain & Company indicates that the stabilization of global IT budgets has forced corporate clients to…
Apple is looking for an alternative to TSMC. Talks with Intel and Samsung
Apple has begun preliminary talks with Intel and Samsung regarding the production of its flagship processors. These exploratory…
Samsung workers strike. CEO warns of crisis
The prospect of an 18-day strike at Samsung Electronics, scheduled for May 21 over bonus disputes, is casting…
The economics of open source: who pays for the code the world runs on?
Our digital economy, from the AI revolution to smartphone apps, runs on free, open-source software. But this trillion-dollar…
Western governments warn against deploying AI agents too soon
The rapid shift from passive language models to autonomous AI agents dramatically expands the attack surface in corporate…
Mistral AI vs OpenAI – Has Europe gained a viable alternative to ChatGPT?
In late April 2026, Mistral AI unveiled an integrated technology stack featuring the Medium 3.5 model and orchestration…
How Zebra Technologies has been building a global partner ecosystem for a decade
The 10th anniversary of the PartnerConnect program marks a moment for Zebra Technologies to assess the model that…
Buy European: China announces retaliation for new EU law
The European Union’s implementation of new cybersecurity standards and mechanisms to support local production represents a crucial step…
Why are AI agents becoming the target of cyber attacks? Trend overview 2026
The shift from passive language models to autonomous AI agents radically expands the attack surface through vulnerability to…
Why PCHE chips are key to the next stage of artificial intelligence development
If it seems like the semiconductor market is back in the spotlight, that's because it really is. ASML,…
Windows K2, Microsoft’s new strategy for dealing with the problems of Windows 11
Microsoft is launching the “Windows K2” project, a substantive response to the systemic performance and usability issues that…
Data centre spending peaks. How is AI driving infrastructure construction?
The projected growth in global IT spending to $6.31 trillion by 2026 is a direct result of the…
Asseco South Eastern Europe publishes results: Leap in profitability
The Asseco South Eastern Europe Group ended the first quarter of 2026 with a consolidated net profit of…
Big Tech vs Australia. New law to force platforms to pay publishers
Rząd Australii ogłosił plany nałożenia 2,25-procentowego podatku od lokalnych przychodów na platformy Meta, Google i TikTok, o ile…