Dell is making a massive push into enterprise AI infrastructure with new high-density servers and ultra-fast networking switches. The company announced these upgrades at Supercomputing 25, targeting the booming AI market with hardware that can handle massive computational loads. This represents Dell
Compass CEO Robert Reffkin testified that his real estate agents feel “bullied” and “intimidated” by Zillow’s controversial new listing policy. The federal court hearing will determine if Zillow’s ban on selectively pre-marketed homes is fair competition or monopolistic behavior.
The massive investment will scale Anthropic’s Claude AI model on Nvidia-powered Microsoft Azure. This comes as the company faces scrutiny over a major AI security breach involving its Claude Code model.
Vertiv and Caterpillar have announced a strategic collaboration to create pre-designed power and cooling architectures for data centers. The partnership combines Vertiv’s thermal management expertise with Caterpillar’s power generation capabilities to accelerate deployment times and improve energy e
The Federal Communications Commission will vote this week to scrap cybersecurity rules implemented after the Salt Typhoon attacks. Telecom industry groups successfully argued the requirements were overly burdensome and exceeded the FCC’s legal authority.
Alphabet’s Waymo is bringing its autonomous vehicles to five major new cities across the southern US. The expansion will begin with limited testing before opening to the public. This marks one of the company’s most aggressive growth pushes yet.
Caterpillar CEO Joe Creed is set to keynote CES 2026, marking a significant moment for industrial technology at the consumer electronics show. The January 7th address will highlight Caterpillar’s advancements in AI, machine learning, and autonomous systems for construction and mining.
Healthcare is undergoing a quiet transformation as AI workflows and hybrid care models tackle administrative burden. The goal isn’t replacing doctors but giving them back time with patients. This shift is driving the next wave of healthcare scale.
Nearly half of global fund managers now view AI stocks as the biggest market threat according to Bank of America’s latest survey. The data shows growing skepticism about whether current AI valuations reflect real business value versus hype.
Most companies are stuck in AI experimentation while the real value lies in production inference. HPE’s survey reveals only 22% have operationalized AI, with data quality being the critical barrier to scaling trusted AI systems.
