I have had a love/hate/love relationship with Tailwind. When Tailwind was first released, it generated a lot of buzz, and I naturally gave it a look. It was an intriguing notion—to define a multitude of tiny CSS utility classes that you embed directly in your HTML, giving you fine control over every tag. It was super cool.

When it comes to working with data in a tabular form, most people reach for a spreadsheet. That’s not a bad choice: Microsoft Excel and similar programs are familiar and loaded with functionality for massaging tables of data. But what if you want more control, precision, and power than Excel alone delivers? In that case,

One of the most important trends in unified endpoint management (UEM) and mobility management is — surprise! — a big move toward AI-enabled capabilities. But this is only part of what is a quickly evolving market. “The endpoint management market is undergoing a rapid transformation fueled by SaaS-powered innovations, deeper integration of threat intelligence, growing

The era of large-scale hiring at Indian IT services firms is giving way to a more measured approach, as companies reduce staff through automating routine work while still struggling to hire AI specialists, despite a surge in client demand for AI. “Top five Indian IT firms added only 17 net employees in the first nine

Highly confidential information concerning Apple, the company’s business practices, and designs has allegedly been hacked in a ransomware attack against a key Apple partner, Luxshare Precision Industry. The attacking group is called RansomHub, which claims to have purloined product data, confidential design files (including 3D CAD models), and personally identifiable employee information in the heist. The group

Four out of five employees believe artificial intelligence will affect their daily work tasks, according to a new global survey by staffing and recruitment company Randstad. The survey found that Generation Z workers are the most concerned group, while baby boomers feel more secure and adaptable, according to Reuters. Demand for jobs requiring so-called AI

The question many enterprises are asking themselves in 2026 is whether they are transforming their businesses fast enough to see the benefits of new technologies, most notably AI. The answer, according to PwC’s 29th Global CEO Survey: Not really — at least, not yet. In fact, the majority of enterprises aren’t seeing any real revenue

ServiceNow signed a multiyear agreement with OpenAI on Tuesday that it said is designed to “accelerate enterprise AI outcomes.” The company stated that it intends to build direct speech-to-speech technology using OpenAI models “to break through language barriers and offer more natural interactions. With the latest OpenAI models including GPT-5.2, ServiceNow will unlock a new

At a glance Today’s multimodal AI systems can give answers that sound right but may not be grounded in what they actually observe over time, leading to unpredictable errors and safety risks in real-world settings. Argos is a verification framework for multimodal reinforcement learning that trains models by rewarding not just correct answers, but correct answers grounded in visual and temporal evidence, using

Machine learning stopped being experimental in 2026 and became operational. According to Google Cloud, enterprise adoption of the Vertex AI platform keeps accelerating. The reason is simple: companies want fewer tools and clearer workflows. In 2026, over 65% of enterprise machine learning workloads on Google Cloud now run through the Vertex AI platform. Throughout this