Angus Loten is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Yahoo Finance, specializing in technology and business news. His work has also been featured in Private Equity News. Angus covers a wide range of topics, including IT job trends, data center costs, venture capital, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies.
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Angus Loten covers a variety of business and technology topics, with particular emphasis on AI and tech-related industry-specific developments. His articles often cite data and press releases, suggesting a preference for fact-based reporting.
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There were 171,000 fewer enterprise IT-related jobs last month according to an analysis of Friday’s federal jobs report.
Energy usage associated with running AI number-crunching is fast becoming a key driver of rising data center bills.
Lúcia Soares was named permanent CIO at the private-equity giant after the post had been filled only on an interim basis for two years. She aims to apply IT lessons gleaned at the firm’s portfolio companies.
By: Angus Loten
New federal guidelines aimed at clamping down on antitrust violations are likely to prolong a slump in venture-backed startup acquisitions, which have slowed to a crawl amid higher interest rates and unsteady market conditions.
When connection to the cloud is unavailable or impractical, a new kind of mini network that draws on Bluetooth and other radio signals from mobile devices allows businesses to keep data flowing.
By: Angus Loten, Yuliya Chernova
President Biden’s executive order restricting investments by U.S. firms in some Chinese technology sectors over national security concerns threatens to cause problems for investors with existing deals in China.
Advances in networking and algorithms are pushing computing-intensive apps beyond data centers and closer to the edge, CIOs say.
An entrenched downturn has more early-stage startups unable or unwilling to raise follow-up Series A rounds.
Here’s how four startups are programming biology to develop new products in medicine, energy, food and more
Buoyed by rising demand for enterprise AI tools, CoreWeave secures a $2.3 billion debt facility to build data centers that can handle more intensive computer applications
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