CIOs weather role change as AI investments come into focus

Tying business leadership savvy to tech transformation is key for IT executives looking for financial returns, Experis U.S. President Kye Mitchell said.

By Paige Gross • June 15, 2026

Midsize companies expect AI gains, but integration woes curb progress

Security, data readiness and integration challenges continue to hinder broader AI adoption despite growing confidence in the technology's potential.

By Scarlett Evans • June 15, 2026

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Hybrid cloud

IT decision makers turn to hybrid cloud in search of security, flexibility and scale within enterprise infrastructure.

By CIO Dive staff

Foundation to tackle AI token cost management

The Tokenomics Foundation will bring together enterprises, hyperscalers and frontier model developers to address rising AI costs.

By Makenzie Holland • June 12, 2026

Tech vendors partner up to address enterprise AI pain points

From hyperscalers to niche SaaS providers, a steady stream of partnerships has emerged to tackle the AI hurdles companies are running into.

By Roberto Torres • June 12, 2026

Oracle, AWS among vendors working to curb rising AI costs

Advanced AI models and agentic tools are leading to greater token usage, which is pushing into budgets as business executives look to manage spend.

By Makenzie Holland • June 12, 2026

ServiceNow, IBM team up to target legacy IT

Customers will be able to use IBM tools through the ServiceNow platform to modernize applications, govern data and automate workflows.

By Paige Gross • June 11, 2026

Shutterstock, Prudential Financial share AI cost strategies

New models and agentic AI tools are leading to more token usage, driving AI costs higher for enterprises. 

By Makenzie Holland • June 11, 2026

Employees spend more time managing AI than producing work

Employees saved 11 hours a week by using AI, but some of those hours are taken up by maintenance tasks, a Glean survey found.

By Paige Gross • June 10, 2026

Mars taps new digital chief for snacking unit

Kemal Cetin will lead the division's technology agenda as the company continues to absorb the Kellanova acquisition completed last year.

By Roberto Torres • June 10, 2026

Cyber insurance policyholders facing heavier scrutiny in underwriting, claims

A multiyear lull in insurance rates and insurers’ over-dependence on large U.S. policyholders have led to more restrictions and exclusions in coverage.

By David Jones • June 10, 2026

How CIOs can build an agentic AI framework

Business acumen and a strategic framework will support successful tech overhauls through AI adoption, said Info-Tech Research Group CEO Tom Zehren.

By Paige Gross • June 9, 2026

Apple teams up with Google, Nvidia to expand private cloud capabilities

The company’s emphasis on data privacy and security could make Apple hardware an appealing option for IT decision-makers, according to analysts.

By Makenzie Holland • June 9, 2026

Choice Hotels promotes exec as CTO to support AI buildout

Tony Pallas, who spent more than 10 years modernizing the hospitality company’s tech stack, will work to advance AI capabilities in his new role.

By Makenzie Holland • June 8, 2026

AI deployment plans are catching leaders underprepared

Embedding control and creating visibility into AI systems will allow leaders to scale confidently, Matt Lyteson, IBM CIO said.

By Paige Gross • June 8, 2026

Engineers are becoming advisers to agent-powered work

Tech teams must change how they manage people-led operations to truly benefit from agentic AI, according to a Bain & Company report.

By Paige Gross • June 4, 2026

What CIOs should watch for in Trump’s AI oversight order

Clear standards will be key to making the process worthwhile for AI providers and the companies that contract with them, tech experts say.

By Paige Gross • June 3, 2026

EU moves to curb reliance on US tech companies

The European Technological Sovereignty Package unveiled Wednesday seeks to bolster cloud and AI sovereignty and strengthen the EU’s semiconductor industry.

By Makenzie Holland • June 3, 2026

AI agents put cybersecurity frameworks to the test

Security and governance management are rapidly evolving as enterprises deploy the technology across more parts of the business.

By Paige Gross • June 3, 2026

HPE captures accelerated enterprise demand as revenues soar

The company’s traditional server orders increased triple digits during the second quarter of its fiscal 2026.

By Makenzie Holland • June 2, 2026

Trump signs EO seeking early government access to powerful AI models

The directive represents an about-face for an administration that previously repudiated government AI reviews.

By Eric Geller • Updated June 2, 2026

Wells Fargo CEO: AI’s effect on employment is ‘complicated’

The bank's biggest AI-related challenge is determining how the technology can transform its business model and how the lender should respond, Charlie Scharf said.

By Caitlin Mullen • June 2, 2026

Nvidia stretches compute power to Windows PCs in support of agents

A superchip for personal devices and a deskside supercomputer positions Nvidia as a full-stack provider.

By Makenzie Holland • June 1, 2026

Retailers turn to AI for productivity, personalized shopping

Best Buy, Gap and Dick’s Sporting Goods said their AI investments were yielding rewards and reshaping their businesses during their Q1 earnings calls.

By Paige Gross • Updated June 4, 2026

OpenAI unveils security framework, citing emerging regulations

The Trump administration scrapped a proposed executive order requiring government review of new AI models. But providers still face regulations at the state and international levels.

By Paige Gross • May 29, 2026

Dell revenue jumps 88% as it rides enterprise AI wave

The technology company said enterprises are shoring up infrastructure to mitigate potential memory chip shortages as demand from AI workloads rises.

By Makenzie Holland • May 29, 2026