Isabelle Bousquette

Companies spend a lot on IT contractors that set up and integrate new software. AI will make the job more efficient, but whether it will cost less remains to be seen.

As Nvidia’s ‘AI Woodstock’ kicks off, nontech companies attending the event say they benefit from the association with the current cool kid on the block, especially in terms of attracting in-demand AI talent.

As Nvidia's ‘AI Woodstock' kicks off, nontech companies attending the event say they benefit from the association with the current cool kid on the block, especially in terms of attracting in-demand AI talent.

A Europe-based trade group Tuesday asked regulators to intervene in pricing and business model changes made by Broadcom to VMware, a cloud-computing and virtualization company it acquired late last year. Members of the group, known as Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers of Europe, or CISPE, said that changes taking place this month within the Broadcom VMware’s partnership program mean that companies that license and then resell VMware software will need to eat higher costs internally or pass them onto customers. VMware partners attribute higher prices to a combination of factors including VMware moving from perpetual licenses to a subscription model and changing the way it calculates billing.

Companies aren't waiting to see what regulation looks like before jumping in with AI

With technology advances making artificial intelligence-enabled voice and images more life-like than ever, bad actors armed with deepfakes are coming for the enterprise.

As businesses consider how to tackle generative AI, the once trendy idea of a startup-style innovation group is fading for some.

The biggest innovation in years has come for personal computers as manufacturers integrate chips that enable them to run large scale AI models directly on the device.

‘People literally talk about how AI is going to cure diseases someday, and I think this is a very meaningful first step,’ said OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.

‘People literally talk about how AI is going to cure diseases someday, and I think this is a very meaningful first step,' said OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.