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Generative AI drives cloud spend blitz
Public cloud spend will increase fourfold over the next three years, largely driven by growing generative AI workloads, according to TD Cowen.
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CarMax leans on AI, tech investments to trim $150M in costs
Executives expect the technology enhancements to lower licensing usage and improve call center efficiency, among other benefits.
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New York Life taps tech chief with modernization in mind
Deepa Soni joins the financial services firm as EVP and CIO after several years at The Hartford, the company announced Wednesday.
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SaaS spend jumps amid shifts in the vendor landscape
Consumption-based pricing has left many companies struggling to track spending, leading to a proliferation of underutilized “shelfware,” according to BCG.
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Salesforce bets on enterprise vibe coding
Agentforce Vibes can help users build, debug, test and deploy apps and agents. It's the latest move from software vendors to accelerate AI-driven coding.
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Top CIO conferences to attend in 2026
The roster of tech conferences next year will give IT leaders a chance to gauge the latest trends, honing their strategies in response to fast-paced change.
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Boards lack AI savvy as adoption advances: PwC
More than one-third of directors say boards haven't received enough AI education amid widespread deployments of the technology.
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What California’s new AI law means for CIOs
Tech leaders will need to adapt multiple processes to ensure providers are meeting the new standards, according to analysts.
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IT leaders aren’t ready for AI autonomy
A lack of vendor trust and security concerns are leading enterprises to avoid some forms of agentic AI, according to Gartner.
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AWS taps BCG executive for EU sovereign cloud unit
Stéphane Israël will serve as managing director for the division, which is set to launch by the end of the year.
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Opinion
How CIOs can build an AI-ready workforce
Leaders sacrifice workforce preparedness when they favor AI implementation over hiring recent graduates.
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Risk mitigation budgets swell as enterprise AI adoption grows
Governing AI comes at a cost with most organizations increasing oversight investments in the next financial year, according to OneTrust data.
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VMware customers face crossroads as Broadcom ends vSphere 7 support
“If you don't upgrade or renew, whatever the case might be, you will not get support from Broadcom,” said Spinnaker Support CTO Iain Saunderson.
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Developers heavily rely on AI for software development: Google
Most software engineers are using the tech to write new code, modify existing code and create tests, according to the 2025 Dora report.
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Legacy tech woes fuel IT upgrades as CIOs grapple with costs
Maintaining old systems slows down modernization efforts as enterprises rush to adopt agentic and generative AI.
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SAP’s ERP support services raise antitrust concerns in EU
SAP isn’t the first tech company scrutinized for its business practices. It could eventually be forced to make concessions to avoid hefty fines.
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Wendy’s taps restaurant vet to oversee international tech
Sang Lee brings experience from major food brands as the restaurant chain aims for global expansion.
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Accenture completes ‘reinvention’ as generative AI revenues roll in
“Our data business is on fire,” CEO Julie Sweet said during the company’s Q4 2025 earnings call Thursday.
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Kraft Heinz pilots AI agent to streamline ketchup production
Called The Cookbook, the tool gives workers access to 150 years of expertise on the brand’s signature condiment. The company plans to expand use cases.
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Meta launches lobbying effort to target state AI laws
The company created a super PAC to back candidates who align with the company on AI oversight. It’s the latest sign of industry displeasure toward state AI laws.
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Many material cybersecurity breaches go unreported: VikingCloud
Attacks have escalated in frequency and severity in the past year, with AI serving as a primary driver, according to the firm.
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Financial firms fuel a surge in AI research, adoption
Teams at JPMorgan Chase, Capital One, RBC, Wells Fargo and TD Bank are blazing a trail for the technology’s deployment in high-stakes, regulated environments, according to Evident Insights.
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Snowflake leads push to standardize metadata for AI
Fragmented definitions strain AI’s ability to ingest data. Snowflake, Salesforce and other partners are driving a joint effort to create open source standardizations.
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Generative AI will affect tech jobs more than other sectors
More than half of skills related to tech jobs will face greater transformation as generative AI comes into the fold, according to an Indeed report.
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Data center crunch leads businesses to play the long game
A rise in demand for AI services is propelling IT leaders to plan for capacity as far as five years in advance.