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Employees brace for AI-driven change: survey
Nearly half of workers are taking steps to safeguard their financial and professional futures as concerns swirl, according to a Gusto survey.
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Mondelēz CTO, CISO to depart
Kostas Georgakopoulos’ last day at the snack food giant will be Thursday. Two executives have been tapped to take over the roles.
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Intel gets a boost from AI-enabled PCs as its foundries flounder
The storied chipmaker cut management layers by half and plans to reduce its overall workforce by 15% amid a broader austerity push.
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6 months of AI (de)regulation in the US
The Trump administration is paving the way to faster AI adoption, development and American exports amid a race for global dominance.
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What we know about the Microsoft SharePoint attacks
State-linked hackers and ransomware groups are targeting SharePoint customers across the globe.
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Ulta Beauty eyes AI agents amid growth plans
The company is working on the tech foundation to enable adoption, which it hopes will lead to improved employee and customer experiences.
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Walmart expands AI leadership, introduces 4 ‘super agents’
The company appointed former Instacart executive Daniel Danker to lead AI acceleration, product and design.
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Google Cloud jacks up CapEx to build more cloud
The hyperscaler boosted its AI infrastructure investment plan for the year by 13% to $85 billion, executives said during a Wednesday earnings call.
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Trump signs trio of AI executive orders
The presidential decrees come just hours after the administration released its anticipated AI Action Plan, which identified 90-plus federal policy measures.
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SAP braces for IT spending lull as tariff woes intensify
The Germany-based ERP giant saw deal cycles elongate as customers implemented strict cost controls, CEO Christian Klein said during a Tuesday earnings call.
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Businesses tighten IT spending plans amid Trump tariff threats
Shifts in U.S. trade policy pushed companies into a wait-and-see mode, S&P Global Market Intelligence Research Analyst Malav Parekh said.
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Norwegian Cruise Line appoints chief digital, tech officer
Daniel Henry comes to the company after leading transformation efforts at McDonald's and American Airlines.
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OpenAI, Oracle launch Stargate data center capacity expansion
The 4.5 gigawatt commitment will create more than 100,000 construction and operations roles in the U.S., according to a Tuesday announcement.
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Why CIOs should be wary of agentic AI claims and vendor-led hype
Definitions vary, technical gaps remain and marketing isn’t reality. Still, businesses believe the technology will bring outsized benefits down the road.
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Java licensing snafus cost millions, drive developers to open source
More than 1 in 4 organizations spend between $100,000 and $500,000 in audit penalties annually, according to a joint study by Azul and the ITAM Forum.
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Microsoft, CISA warn of cyberattacks targeting on-premises SharePoint servers
The flaw can let threat actors access SharePoint content, including file systems, according to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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AI-powered attacks rise as CISOs gauge security risks
Security chiefs are concerned about flaws in agents but also eager to see them replace humans in some roles, according to a report.
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FedEx tech, transformation chief abruptly exits
After one year in the role, Sriram Krishnasamy departed the company Thursday. He will remain with FedEx in an adviser capacity until the fall.
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Midyear IT exec appointments heat up
More than 25 companies reshuffled technology leadership in the last three months, including Home Depot, McDonald’s and Best Buy.
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Banks diversify cloud portfolios to bolster resilience
Financial firms are leaning on cloud to improve customer service and power long-term growth, London Stock Exchange Group found.
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Q&A
Amazon’s director of security on locking down enterprise AI
"We've seen hype cycles before, but this one is a little different," Mark Ryland, director of security at Amazon, told CIO Dive.
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State Street CTO moves to CIO role
EVP Andrew Zitney shifted into the role this week, filling a vacancy that opened when Brian Franz took a tech leadership position with Estée Lauder in April.
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Lowe’s links end-user feedback loop to AI tool improvements
The home improvement retailer has been expanding AI access to employees and tweaking tools with stakeholder input in mind.
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Bank of America touts AI gains amid industrywide adoption push
The company deployed automated coding tools to its 17,000 software developers, CEO Brian Moynihan said Wednesday.
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Risk management, legacy tech pose major threats to healthcare sector
Companies have improved their recovery processes and user controls but still lag in risk preparedness, according to a report from Fortified Health Security.