Wells Fargo debuts AI-powered teammate for financial advisers

The new capability aims to simplify access to Wells Fargo’s core technology platform, enabling plain language queries and faster access to insights.

By Makenzie Holland • July 15, 2026

IBM stock tumbles after Q2 infrastructure revenue warning

The dip reflects a trend among CIOs to secure compute power amid supply constraints rather than invest in infrastructure upgrades.

By Makenzie Holland • July 14, 2026

Texas Capital picks U.S. Bank alum as chief digital, information officer

Mo Jamous will lead the Dallas-based bank’s AI initiatives and strengthen its technology platform.

By Makenzie Holland • July 13, 2026

Agentic AI strains legacy IT systems

More than 4 in 5 organizations need to upgrade their tech stacks to support AI agents at scale, according to Google’s 2026 State of AI Infrastructure report.

By Makenzie Holland • July 10, 2026

Liberty Mutual preps legacy systems for AI scale

The insurer is reaping the rewards of a yearslong modernization strategy to build systems that allow for as much flexibility as possible.

By Makenzie Holland • July 8, 2026

Microsoft pours $2.5B into push to embed engineers with customers

The tech giant will deploy 6,000 engineers through the Microsoft Frontier Company. It’s the latest big tech effort to support AI deployment at scale.

By Makenzie Holland • July 2, 2026

ServiceNow, Accenture team up to target enterprise security

Tech vendors are aiming to address security concerns over legacy implementations as agentic AI reaches more parts of the business.

By Paige Gross • June 30, 2026

Albertsons works to scale merchandising intelligence platform

The grocer plans to fully deploy the platform — which incorporates agentic AI tools and governance — by the end of the year.

By Makenzie Holland • June 30, 2026

The Magnum Ice Cream Company enlists six vendors to build tech stack

The ice cream giant tapped Microsoft, SAP and others to lay the groundwork for its departure from Unilever’s IT systems.

By Makenzie Holland • June 25, 2026

Tech debt, process gaps keep firms in AI ‘pilot purgatory,’ study finds

Collectively, the world’s top 2,000 public firms have nearly $18 trillion in untapped AI value due to broken processes and other weaknesses, according to the research.

By Alexei Alexis • June 16, 2026

Dell, HPE server supply upended by memory crunch

Despite similar challenges, the two computer makers are using different strategies to battle supply constraints, including passing costs on to customers.

By Antone Gonsalves • June 15, 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

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

Ice cream giant builds AI-ready tech stack from scratch

The company behind brands such as Ben & Jerry’s, Magnum and Popsicle is gearing up for a technology transformation following its spinoff from Unilever.

By Makenzie Holland • June 8, 2026

Logitech MX Master 4 offers Windows 11 haptic support via firmware update

Logitech Adds Native Windows 11 Haptic Support to MX Master 4 via Enterprise Firmware Update.

June 8, 2026

Dave’s Hot Chicken diners don’t want to talk to robots — so here’s how it’s innovating

After successfully upgrading its point of sale and kitchen display tech, Dave’s is waiting for other tech to mature, the brand’s chief technology officer said.

By Aneurin Canham-Clyne • June 5, 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

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

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

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

Snowflake targets AI agent adoption with AWS deal, acquisition

The data warehousing and analytics vendor is targeting the “agentic enterprise” with additional compute and governance capabilities.

By Makenzie Holland • May 28, 2026

Northwest Bank taps banking tech veteran as CIO

Chad Ballard, who hails from Wells Fargo, brings 25 years of IT experience in financial services to the Ohio-based bank.

By Makenzie Holland • May 26, 2026

Nvidia revenue jumps 85% on AI infrastructure demand

The company segmented its data center revenue, with half of its earnings linked to hyperscalers and the other half to a broader customer base, including enterprises.

By Makenzie Holland • May 21, 2026

Blackstone, Google launch new compute-as-a-service venture

The TPU cloud offering seeks to increase flexibility for enterprises running AI workloads as cloud infrastructure spend continues to rise.

By Makenzie Holland • May 19, 2026

Intel, McLaren partnership puts data in the fast lane

The racing group picked Intel to power its high-speed data and race simulation strategy.

By Makenzie Holland • May 15, 2026