If you're in Connecticut, you may have noticed local TV calling this weekend's storm 'Benjamin' while national coverage calls it 'Fern.' Both are unofficial—and the local tradition predates The Weather Channel by four decades.
You don't need to be a software engineer to build applications with AI. These are the things I'd want to know if I were just getting started.
At the World Economic Forum, AI luminaries debated AGI timelines, Nvidia's CEO called for trillions more in infrastructure spending, and the IMF warned of a job market 'tsunami.' Meanwhile, Trump claimed the U.S. leads China 'by a lot.'
My employer lost inbound email for a few hours during today's Microsoft 365 outage. It's not the first major cloud disruption this year, and it won't be the last.
A conversation with colleagues made me realize I'd internalized a workaround for AI's lack of memory without ever thinking about it.
With over 1,000 FDA-cleared AI tools and a looming radiologist shortage, AI has become unavoidable in medical imaging. Here's what actually works, what doesn't pay for itself, and what clinical and IT leaders need to know.
A potentially historic winter storm will affect 30+ states from Friday through Monday. Here's the timeline, what to expect, and why forecasts this far out deserve healthy skepticism.
Data centers will consume 70% of all memory produced in 2026. The shortage is now hitting cars, TVs, and appliances—and manufacturers are already selling 2028 capacity.
AI is democratizing software development the way the printing press democratized books. That's exciting—and it requires a different kind of organizational thinking.
Domain squatters, sneaker resellers, and ticket scalpers all share one thing in common: they extract value from markets without creating any.