Nathan Eddy

Tying users to the data they need to access is critical. Data Center as a Service is gaining traction with agencies seeking the flexibility

IBM has launched its most advanced family of AI models, Granite 3.0, built on 12 trillion tokens from 12 natural languages and 116 programming languages.

Amid soaring power demands, the data center industry is addressing sustainability challenges through innovations in green materials, adaptive reuse, and energy efficiency.

With the explosive rise of generative AI (GenAI), nearly 80% of tech talent feels pressure to upskill, particularly in the burgeoning fields of software development with AI integration and cybersecurity.

As AI reshapes the tech landscape, companies must focus on upskilling, hands-on learning, and partnerships with educational institutions to close the talent gap and ensure workforce readiness.

Published On: October 28, 2024 While many business leaders are focused on generative AI adoption, board-level engagement on AI remains limited, according to a Deloitte Global report

The acquisition allows Medbridge to expand its AI-enabled body movement analysis offerings for rehabilitation patients.

An ambitious hydrogen fuel cell project underscores the rising interest in sustainable power solutions for data centers.

Generative AI (GenAI) is poised to significantly impact entry-level roles, with 32% of entry-level tasks expected to be facilitated by AI tools within the next 12 months.

The U.S. Department of Labor released the AI and Inclusive Hiring Framework, a tool designed to support the equitable use of AI in hiring, and to benefit disabled job seekers.