Technology
The Memory Squeeze Hits Demand: iPhone 18 Pro Orders Cut, PCs Down 20%
Apple reportedly cut iPhone 18 Pro part orders at least 15%, and PC shipments fell over 20%. Memory costs are now shrinking sales, not just raising prices.
IT Leadership
AI
Meta Hires MongoDB's CEO to Sell Muse to Business. No Prices Yet.
Meta named a third business pillar and hired MongoDB's CEO to run it. Four products, no pricing, no customers, and a trust question shaped like Workplace.
Technology
Intel Can Fill Half Its CPU Orders. Memory Gets Worse in 2027.
Intel's CEO says it can meet half of CPU demand and the memory shortage worsens next year. SK hynix sees it lasting to 2030. Budget your 2027 refresh now.
Healthcare IT
VA's Oracle Contract Nears $27 Billion. Congress Wants Answers.
VA's $17 billion Oracle contract increase brings congressional scrutiny, unresolved GAO recommendations, and nurses' concerns about everyday care.
Technology
Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs. The Memo Names Layers, Not AI.
Uber's 3,300-job cut comes with a memo that counts layers and micro-teams and never says AI. What it measured, what it skipped, and why 1% remote follows.
Technology
Microsoft Retired a Free Nonprofit Grant. The Data Went With It.
Microsoft's retirement of free nonprofit licenses became a mass data-loss event in 2026 — and the deletion machinery worked exactly as documented.
Healthcare IT
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Kiro, Grok: HIPAA BAA in July 2026
Five coding tools, five different answers on HIPAA BAA coverage — with conditions that matter and vendor language that changed within the past month.
Personal
I Used to Think Alone. Now I Think in Meetings.
Five hundred meetings into the year, I hit a wall one Friday afternoon. What got me unstuck revealed something new about how my brain works.
Technology
AWS Gives AI Agents Their Own Desktop to Run Legacy Apps
Amazon WorkSpaces now gives an AI agent its own cloud desktop to operate legacy apps that have no API — under a real login, with a full audit trail.
Technology
Microsoft 365 Prices Rise July 1 — but Not Until You Renew
The first Microsoft 365 price increase since 2022 takes effect July 1 — but most businesses won't pay more until their next renewal, and an early one can lock in today's rate.