Craig Hale

Anthropic and OpenAI have warned about AI's potential risks, but while US politicians react, Trump worried about race with China.

Oracle says that SaaS and software isn't going anywhere, but AI will ultimately change how we interact with it for good.

UK government has ruled out an AI kill switch because it wouldn't actually be able to put a stop to harmful AI despite best efforts.

Asus and a long list of other manufacturers have received FCC clearance, but TP-Link still can't sell new routers in the US.

Brands can now buy ChatGPT ads directly through Amazon on either a cost per click or per thousand impressions basis.

After moving 7,000 workers into its Applied AI business and demoting managers, Meta is now hiring... managers?

OpenAI realizes there's money in going after specific sectors, and its latest offering is geared up for finance workers.

Microsoft has had to change how it reviews extensions... again... because of how frequently developers are submitting.

Mullenweg apparently forced out as CEO – we don't know when (or if) he will return.

Gartner says humans and institutional knowledge are vital, but they still need to adapt to work alongside AI.

While earlier data centers could support lots of jobs, increasing efficiency and automation makes this less likely at bigger facilities.

2026 has been a record year for CVE fixes, but Microsoft just fixed nearly 1,000 of them in one single update.

Qualcomm plans to help AWS build future generations of silicon and optical networking for AI data centers.

Google is growing its infrastructure in Finland in response to growing demand, and it's going all-in on renewables.

Google Chrome is shifting to a two-weekly Stable release cycle after five years of four-weekly releases in the name of security.

After a successful test by 172 workers, Switzerland's federal government is piloting 3,000 devices on open source software.

New report reveals that CIOs are being held personally accountable for AI errors as they face increased sovereignty pressure.

Developers won't be writing code forever, but that's not to say their jobs are entirely at risk as responsibilities evolve.

Just one in two Brits know what a data center is, but even more see them as having a negative impact and many are worried about energy consumption.

Taiwan has investigated 166 Chinese companies obscuring their ownership to circumvent Cross-Strait Act requirements.

Docsign has been down for several days, leaving many UK healthcare providers without access to mail.

Jensen Huang confirms Nvidia's plans to buy Hugging Face in its biggest-ever acquisition.

UBS says all new recruits for its 2027 intake must be AI-proficient – but it will also support them with AI training once employed.

Republicans and Democrats are united on their stance against data centers, as they bid to win over candidates with community protections.