Charlie Mitchell is a Senior Editor at various prominent outlets including Global Drinks Intel and S&P Global. He specializes in themes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital transformation, while also covering topics related to energy, animals, and animal care. Charlie's work has been featured in notable publications like The Press, UC Today, and Newsroom NZ, among others.
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Charlie's coverage is heavily focused on press releases, government announcements, and data citations within the Sales & Marketing, Software & SaaS, and Big Tech sectors. He seems to be interested in advancements related to artificial intelligence, customer experience, contact centers as well as news about technology companies.
Given his emphasis on expert takes and new developments in these areas rather than general news reporting or analysis of trends over time; he would likely be most responsive to outreach from industry experts with specific knowledge of recent acquisitions, product launches or significant technological innovations within these niches.
As Charlie does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international tech developments across various regions without being location-specific.
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By: Charlie Mitchell
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has announced a $53 million funding opportunity designed to accelerate commercial deployment of “American-led AI‑enabled Radio Access Network architecture,” under congressional and Trump administration mandates to promote “open, interoperable wireless technologies” and an exportable artificial intelligence technology stack.
During the week of July 14, 2026, we enjoy reports of dragonflies, red-bellied snakes, and daddy longlegs. Staff phenologist John Latimer responds.
By: Charlie Mitchell
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) is framing a “temporary moratorium” on data centers as a needed pause that allows the Empire State to implement cost-allocation protections for ratepayers and community investment programs, while industry critics – and President Trump – focus on potentially damaging economic and national security repercussions.
By: Charlie Mitchell, Heidi Holtan
Co-hosts Heidi Holtan and Charlie Mitchell grump about heat and wildfire smoke, get charmed by little jumping ducklings, and learn about red-bellied snakes.
By: Charlie Mitchell
Following Thursday’s earthquake, NEMA director John Price said there was a 75% chance the Alpine fault would “go off in the next 50 years at a magnitude 8+”.
By: Charlie Mitchell
House China select committee Chairman John Moolenaar (R-MI) has written to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick in opposition to loosening restriction on imports of Chinese-made memory chips, warning that “defecting” to Chinese suppliers even during a temporary global chip shortage threatens to undermine U.S. security.
By: Charlie Mitchell
Presidential artificial intelligence advisor David Sacks says the U.S. must quickly halt a shift toward restrictions on data centers and controls on the rollout of advanced AI, amid reports that China's new Kimi K3 frontier model matches or exceeds some capabilities of the best American models.
By: Charlie Mitchell
One Saturday night last year, Allan Blood sat down in Perth and composed an email.
By: Charlie Mitchell
A coal promoter behind a proposed $3 billion fertiliser plant in Southland lobbied the Government for a special deal to protect his investment from being unwound by a future government, official documents show.
By: Charlie Mitchell
Google DeepMind and its drug design spinoff Isomorphic Labs are providing insights into their joint biosecurity work -- an area that congressional researchers say is largely uncovered by regulation -- while calling for “stringent measures” including enactment of a federal frontier AI safety framework.
