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Turning VMware exit into a strategic advantage
Exiting legacy cloud platforms can modernize and future-proof infrastructure while saving money.
The visibility mirage: Why AI pilots keep stalling between ambition and impact
AI execution is hard but when leaders close the gap between ambition and impact, they can turn AI pilots into meaningful progress.
Bias is eating your AI budget
The commercial risks of poorly governed automation are now impossible for business leaders to ignore.
Come on, China – the Range Rover clones have to stop
With yet another Range Rover look-a-like unveiled it looks like there is no end to China's obsession with imitation
AI can be a catalyst for sustainability: here’s why that’s not a contradiction
AI’s energy demands don’t tell the whole story. Used strategically, it can accelerate sustainability progress.
Apple TV is releasing fewer movies in 2026, despite having a ‘world of explosive action'
Apple TV’s 2026 slate might have the next Barbie, Marty Supreme or Karate Kid – and I’m baffled it’s all streaming first.
I tried to tell you about living in AI Time — this essay nails its harsh reality, and here's why we're not truly screwed
This is what it means to be living in AI Time and, based on a new essay by Matt Shumer, CEO and Co-Founder of Otherside, potentially how to survive it.
