Following many months of speculation, Apple has accepted JP Morgan Chase as the new issuer of Apple Card, replacing Goldman Sachs.  Apple has been on the hunt for a replacement card issuer ever since Goldman Sachs decided to abandon its push into retail banking. American Express, Synchrony Financial, and Capital One all expressed some interest in reaching the

LAS VEGAS — Not so long ago — last year, let’s say — tech industry spending was all about the big AI companies spending billions of dollars on training ever-larger frontier AI models. That’s rapidly changing, which is why at this year’s CES, AI inference was at the heart of the show’s keynote speeches and

Microsoft has backed away from its plan to introduce a limit of 2,000 emails per day in Exchange Online. The change, announced in 2024 and set to go into effect last year, was aimed at reducing the amount of online spam. But the limitation was met with fierce criticism from business users, and it is

Despite all the warnings, and constant news of devastating cyberattacks, enterprise users are still cutting corners when it comes to identity and access management (IAM). Nearly two-thirds (63%) of cybersecurity leaders admit their employees continue to bypass security controls so they can work faster, according to new research by security company CyberArk. Furthermore, enterprises are

Global adoption of AI in the second half of 2025 rose by 1.2 percentage points compared to the first half of the year, a report released Thursday by the Microsoft AI Economy Institute (AIEI) indicates. According to the findings from the Microsoft think tank, whose principle mandate is to shape what it calls an inclusive,

Take everything you ever learned and practiced about business communication and throw it out the window. Because of the AI revolution, the world of “content” is now upside-down and inside-out.  Until recently, you likely strove for perfection and polish in your slide presentations, emails, Slack messages, marketing images, social posts, blog posts, LinkedIn profile, video

Factories are producing more data than they can process, and companies like Bosch are using AI to close the gap. Cameras watch production lines, sensors track machines, and software records each step of processes. However, much of that information can’t create faster decisions or lead to fewer breakdowns. For large manufacturing firms, the missed opportunity

After several years of experimentation, enterprise AI is moving out of the pilot phase. To date, many organisations limit AI to general-purpose chatbots, often created by small groups of early adopters. According to Nexos.ai, that model will give way to something more operational: fleets of task-specific AI agents embedded directly into business workflows. Even isolated

AI advancements are changing the way we look at health and deal with health-related issues. According to a new nationwide study by Confused.com Life Insurance, three in five Brits now use AI to self-diagnose health conditions. Through various searches, like side effects of medical conditions, treatment options, and symptom checks, as much as 11% of

High-precision anonymization of unstructured data promotes data utilization within the bank MUFG Bank (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Junichi Hanzawa; hereinafter, “the Bank”) has officially adopted the data anonymization solution from Toronto, Canada-based Private AI for its MUFG big data platform, “OCEAN.” This implementation enables highly accurate automatic detection and anonymization of personally identifiable information (PII) and