C-suite boosts tech investments despite lagging ROI

Businesses are feeling pressure to accelerate AI initiatives and reap efficiency gains before their competitors do, according to Dan Priest, chief AI officer at PwC U.S.

By Roberto Torres • April 15, 2026

Bank of America tech chief shares AI strategy focus

Chief Technology and Information Officer Hari Gopalkrishnan described how the bank is advancing its AI journey during the Semafor World Economy 2026 event.

By Makenzie Holland • April 14, 2026

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Agentic AI

CIOs face an enormous challenge: Fielding a technology that could forever change how enterprise work gets done.

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Cost concerns loom as agentic AI advances in software development

Limited compute and integration issues with existing tools are barriers to speeding up the technology’s use in engineering.

By Paige Gross • April 14, 2026

Finance chiefs flag as much as 30% of cloud spending as wasteful

Most surveyed CFOs said their organizations’ cloud spending is rising, while two-thirds reported oversight of those costs has reached the board level.

By Alexei Alexis • April 14, 2026

Employee worries over AI job loss clash against immature adoption

Most Americans believe AI will lead to fewer jobs in the next two decades, but concerns may be overblown, according to a Stanford expert.

By Paige Gross • April 13, 2026

AWS launches Agent Registry to tackle enterprise AI sprawl

Vendors are prioritizing centralized, interoperable systems to improve governance over AI agents as adoption accelerates.

By Scarlett Evans • April 13, 2026

‘Memflation’ pushes semiconductor market across $1.3 trillion threshold

Gartner expects DRAM and NAND flash costs to more than double this year, disrupting component supplies into 2028, the firm said Wednesday.

By Matt Ashare • April 13, 2026

Forget the technical implications of AI – How we procure and demand business outcomes is forever changed

The business infrastructure is evolving from a static licensed layer into a programmable, context-rich ecosystem.

By Ali Shaikh, CEO of Graphiant • April 13, 2026

AI infrastructure budgets set to triple as demand soars: Deloitte

Most enterprises are seeking a hybrid infrastructure model to support compute, increasing spending in the process.

By Paige Gross • April 10, 2026

Pep Boys names CIO to drive technology strategy

Nik Umrani will work to align AI capabilities with the auto company’s business objectives, focusing on growth and operational efficiency.

By Makenzie Holland • April 10, 2026

AI literacy tops learning priorities but training efforts lag

Employees say they lack clarity on how the technology's adoption will affect their roles and career progression, a Docebo report found.

By Paige Gross • April 9, 2026

Amazon CEO makes a case for aggressive AI spending spree

In a letter to investors, Andy Jassy remained resolute in the company's $200 billion investment plans for fiscal 2026 to fuel AI compute.

By Roberto Torres • April 9, 2026

CoreWeave, Meta strike $21B deal to boost compute

The expanded infrastructure partnership showcases the continued rise of specialized AI cloud providers as compute demand increases.

By Makenzie Holland • April 9, 2026

Unstructured data is piling up as AI risks rise

Most companies lack full visibility into data estates, with concerns over advanced AI threats mounting, according to a Thales report.

By Scarlett Evans • April 9, 2026

Hyperscalers will own two-thirds of data center capacity by 2031

Enterprise AI demand has driven leading providers to boost infrastructure investments, according to a Synergy Research Group report.

By Makenzie Holland • April 8, 2026

OpenAI urges tax policy rethink as AI heralds new economic era

The company floated a range of ideas, including levies on automated labor, to address growing concerns about the economic and societal impacts of AI.

By Alexei Alexis • April 8, 2026

Most enterprises lack a clear AI strategy but push to forge ahead

Tech leaders are caught in 'the AI moment' and feel an onus to deploy AI before the right guardrails are in place, an Altimetrik report found.

By Paige Gross • April 8, 2026

Anthropic adds compute power with Google, Broadcom deals

The partnerships give CIOs confidence that model providers are acquiring the capacity to power enterprise AI, Gartner VP Analyst Alastair Woolcock said.

By Makenzie Holland • April 7, 2026

Why CIOs must integrate governance into enterprise AI

Technology executives should rely on traceability tools, guardrails and other resources to safely deploy AI tools.

By Sumit Agarwal • April 7, 2026

Insurance industry still stuck in AI pilot phase, report finds

Companies in the sector are struggling to connect AI investments to returns, according to a Simplifai report.

By Makenzie Holland • April 6, 2026

AI cuts through IT helpdesk logjams

Automation resolved tech support tickets sixteen times faster than teams not using AI, according to a Fixify study.

By Matt Ashare • April 6, 2026

Ahold Delhaize USA debuts employee app

ADUSA Connect provides the grocer’s staff with key resources and an “internal social wall” where colleagues can make posts and interact.

By Peyton Bigora • April 6, 2026

Google launches Gemma 4, an enterprise-grade open source AI model set

As vendors compete to power open source AI, CIOs should rely on a mix of open and proprietary models, Gartner VP Analyst Chirag Dekate said.

By Paige Gross • April 3, 2026

IT jobs dipped, unemployment rose in March

The tepid labor market means CIOs can gain better access to high-quality, experienced talent, according to Kye Mitchell, head of Experis North America.

By Roberto Torres • April 3, 2026

Federal AI legislation faces ‘very bleak’ prospects

Political gridlock and federal-state tensions make nationwide AI legislation unlikely, leaving companies to navigate a patchwork of rules, attorneys say.

By Alexei Alexis • April 3, 2026