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AI is rendering some IT skill sets obsolete
The technology is transforming tech roles, which could make some skills outdated by 2027.
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Executives worry most about cyber-enabled fraud, geopolitics and AI
The World Economic Forum’s wide-ranging new report also found strong global support for cyber regulation.
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Tech hiring fell flat in December
IT positions and job postings shrank last month, although unemployment among tech professions eased, according to CompTIA.
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Nationwide Financial taps tech veteran as CTO
Misty Kuamoo will be responsible for technology products supporting the insurer’s financial services businesses, the company announced Friday.
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Deep Dive
Neoclouds size up enterprise opportunities
Big Tech AI buildouts fueled explosive growth among emerging cloud providers in 2025. A broader customer base may be on the horizon.
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Allianz partners with Anthropic to accelerate AI adoption
The alliance brings transparency and accountability to the fore as insurers ramp up AI deployments.
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Flexera expands its FinOps footprint to take on data cloud costs
The company broadened its spend management capabilities with the acquisition of ProsperOps and Chaos Genius.
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Snowflake buys Observe for AI-powered monitoring
The deal reflects the growing influence of observability as more than a standalone IT tool.
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Delta CIO to retire after a decade of service
Amala Duggirala will join the company Jan. 12 as its chief digital and technology officer, a title shift that could be a signal of a larger industry trend.
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Albertsons stocks up on AI to transform operations
Albertsons is making a strategic investment in AI, looking to integrate the technology in just about every facet of its business.
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4 CIO trends to watch in 2026
Executives will contend with agent sprawl, monitor AI regulation and reshape tech talent training strategies in the year ahead.
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How CIOs can brace for AI-fueled cyberthreats
Executives are carefully tracking the rise in AI use for cyberthreats, bolstering basic preparedness tactics and increasing cyber spend in response.
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5 IT leaders share New Year’s resolutions for 2026
AI won’t be the only thing CIOs focus on, but it will be the main thing and will include finding the right balance in AI-human processes and practices.
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R. Eskalis/NIST. Retrieved from NIST.
NIST asks public for help securing AI agents
The agency is interested in case studies showing how best to protect agents from hackers.
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Nvidia’s Rubin platform aims to cut AI training, inference costs
The processor is expected to speed AI inference and use less AI training resources than its predecessor, Nvidia Blackwell.
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Risky shadow AI use remains widespread
A new report offers fresh evidence for why enterprises should prioritize AI governance policies.
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Why enterprise AI pilots fail
Leaders trying to scale AI tools across the organization contend with employee resistance, communication breakdowns and a lack of engagement.
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Claire’s plans tech upgrades despite past financial setbacks
The embattled jewelry company will take steps to elevate customer in-store experiences by improving its technology foundation.
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Cyber risks grow as manufacturers turn to AI and cloud systems
Manufacturing has been the most-attacked sector for four years straight, according to a recent IBM report. Experts weigh in on how to balance the costs of security infrastructure with the rapid pace of technological advancement.
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The challenge for software engineers in 2026 — and beyond
CIOs can support their teams in navigating seismic change as AI reshapes workflows and difficulties from past adoption waves linger.
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Hyperscaler capex ballooned last year, fueling AI bubble fears
Spending on data center infrastructure nearly tripled year over year during the third quarter of 2025, Synergy Research Group’s analysis found.
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Opinion
Beyond the pilot: How CIOs can scale AI successfully
CIOs can drive AI ROI with strong design, governance, interoperability and modern IT infrastructure.
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ServiceNow to buy Armis for $7.75B
The combination yields a major player in cyber-physical security and exposure management.
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Companies reinvest AI productivity gains into more automation
In the search for greater ROI, businesses are using AI to further automate research and upskilling, according to EY.
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Starbucks hires technology chief from Amazon
Anand Varadarajan brings nearly two decades of retail technology experience to the coffee giant, which is working to implement customer-centric solutions.